The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-26

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nolds and Or. and Mrs. p. H. Salter
returned yesterday from a short visit
to Lincoln.
Miss Lydia Scherff OF New York
City arrived In Norfolk yesterday on
a visit with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
f. C. f. Scherff
Charles NJ. Mathewson, assistant
cashier Of the Walthill State bank, ar.
rived In Norfolk at noon on a short
visit with his cousin, ]. s. Mathewson
Mrs. J. w. Smith and granddaughter,
Miss Vera Connect of Blue Springs,
who have been in Norfolk on visit
with Mrs. Smiths daughter Mrs. w.
]. Cow, returned home this morning.
Chas. Rice Is home from Newman
Grove, where there is big firemen's
tournament and carnival this week.
Mr.. Rice says things are doing in that
town this week, all the attractions be-
ing witnessed by big crowds
The friends of Mr.. Dougal who trav.
els over the country tributary to Nor
folk for a New York City house, are
pleased to see him able to be around
once more, after the runaway acct
dent he participated in Monday even.
ing.
F. A. Beeler will occupy Col Cot
tons cottage on North Twelfth street.
w p. Logan is moving into his new
home, formerly occupied by F.. e.
Davenport.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cum
Minis, a daughter. Miss Cummins is
a young lady weighing twelve pounds.
number of young people are to.
day enjoying an all-day picnic on the
banks of the Northfork near the sugar
factory.
A. Antilles, of the firm of Antilles &
Smith, has purchased the residence
property of John Gildea on South
Tenth street in The Heights.
w. j. Stadelman, manager of the In.
dependent telephone company, will oc-
cupy the house recently vacated by
Mr.. Melcher on Koenigstein avenue.
A card from Stanton announces that
the Stanton M. e. church is very
thankful for fine imitation pipe or.
gan, the gift of Mr.. E. B. Baer of that
city
Rev. f. w. Benjamin, who returned
this week from an extended visit west,
will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist
church Sunday for the first time in
several weeks.
A midsummer dance was enjoyed
last evening in Marquardt hall by
more than twoscore of young people
The dance of last evening was given
by an informal dancing club organized
in the city this summer
julius Huff has another office. This
time it is the secretaryship of the Mad.
ison County Sunday School associa.
ton. Mr.. Huff has consented to take
up the work of county Sunday school
secretary and to help in the work OF
organizing the Sunday school forces
of the county.
Methodist ministers in churches in
the North Nebraska conference will
be assigned to their churches at the
conference meeting converting in
Hanscom park, Omaha, on October
A hundred and forty ministers in
} north Nebraska receive their assign
ments at these annual conferences.
: DR.. o. r. Meredith of Norfolk has
been given a place on the afternoon
: program of the eighth annual conven
ton of the Nebraska Osteopathic asso
, citation meeting at the Paddock hote
in Beatrice on September ~. DR.
t Meredith will either read a paper Oh
!. give short talk before the meeting
2 Rev. j. l.. Vallow of the First Meth
odist church will conduct the Sunday
| services at Wayne this week, visiting
5 the Wayne church as the representa-
tive of the presiding elder. There
5 will be no preaching services at the
! First Methodist church in this city
Sunday.
: Early this week coin from the new
t republic of Panama wandered into the
: Golfers of the Nebraska National bank
Yesterday 1t had company from away
4 when a personal check for $50 drawn
t dez, Alaska, was presented to the banl
for payment by the Atlas bank of Ne
5 ligh.
T Four township Sunday school con
2 ventions will be held in Madison coun
ty next September. State workers
} from the Nebraska association of Sun
t day schools will visit the county a
3 that time for the purpose of securing
exact information as to the status o.
S the Sunday schools in the county
K Four townships will be represented il
e each township convention.
The annual picnic of the Norfoll
t fire department next Sunday at Frey
:, thaler's grove will afford a pleasan
g afternoon out of doors for many Nor
n folk people. While the picnic program
occurs in the afternoon many eXpec
o to take their lunch to the woods ant
II spend the day in the grove. For tn,
:. afternoon a band concert and a pre-
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