The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-09

Miss Meta Wilde, who has been WIS.,
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Carl
Wilde, returned to Bazllle Mills this
morning
Mrs. Meredith of DeWitte, Iowa, is
expected in the city this week for an
extended visit with her son, DR.. o. II.
Meredith.
Mrs. Ferdinand Pasewalk has left
for Bay City, Mich, where she will
make an extended visit with her
daughter.
]. f. Elliot has arrived in Norfolk
from Minneapolis to take charge of
the new pickle factory that is being
erected here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pllger Of Stan
ton spent Sunday visiting relatives in
Norfolk. Mr.. Pilger returned this
morning to Stanton.
Word has been received here an
nouncing the birth of a nine-pound
boy at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Cunningham of Yankton.
Chas. Madsen came in last evening
from Detroit, Mich, to visit his moth
er for a short time. He has good
position with the Clarke Davis Drug
company.
Mrs. II. c. Matrau and daughters,
Misse Grace and Agnes and Mrs. o.
r. Eller of Lincoln, and Miss Anna
Herman left today for a months
outing in Colorado.
Manager Stadelman of the Indepen-
dent Telephone company and Ralph
Garvin went to Sioux City yesterday
on business connected with the COM
pany. From there Mr. Stadelman went
to Chicago.
w. B. Hight is home from South Da-
kota, where he has been making prep
arations to locate his family on a
claim near Rapid City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hight expect to remove to South Da-
kota in about a week.
Mrs. F.. w. Koerber left for the
Black Hills last evening, where she
will visit a short time with Mr.. Koer-
Der, who is at the head of telegraph
construction gang running new line
along the Northwestern.
William Duffy left at noon for Lin
coin where he will take part in the
state rifle shoot. Two years ago Mr..
Duffy made the state team that was
sent to Atlantic City, N. ]. He is
considered one of the best rifle shots
in the west.
Heavy rain fell in Norfolk Saturday
night and Sunday afternoon.
The corner stone of the new St
Paul's Lutheran church will be laid
next Sunday.
A regular monthly meeting of the
board of education is scheduled for
this evening.
The O'Neill short line from Sioux
City began operations seventeen years
ago last Saturday.
Miss Helen Marquardt has resigned
at Beeler Bros. and has accepted a
position at the Killian store.
Rapid City people will celebrate Sep
TENDER to 4 the completion of two
new lines of railroad to that city.
The platform which was erected or
Norfolk avenue for Reckless Harry
RusselPs high dive, was taken down
Monday morning.
The large threshing-machine shed
which has been located on the site OF
the new Chicago and Northwestern
depot, is being moved west of the
tracks.
Judge Guy T. Graves of Fender
Judge ]. ]. Harrington of ONeill and
William j. Rose of Fullerton have filed
petitions as candidates on the fusion
ticket.
The Norfolk Brownies did not go
to Winside yesterday to play ball.
| They received a telephone message in
the morning saying that the Winside
grounds were too wet to play upon.
Another game has been arranged for
next Sunday.
Frank Powers, son of Judge and
Mrs. |. Powers of this city, has been
appointed assistant superintendent of
the Armour packing plant at South
| Omaha.
Ed tSanfield, baggageman at the
| Chicago and Northwestern city depot,
fell between two cars last evening and
received severe internal injuries. He
will probably be laid up for a week or
two.
A little excitement was caused Mon
day morning when two Fair store de-
| livery teams, which were standing in
front of the store, decided to run
around to the rear. The teams were
stopped without any trouble.
Newman Grove Herald: Senator
G. A. Randall arrived home from Oma-
ha Saturday night at $3.50 o'clock with
his new twenty-five horse power Buick
automobile, having made the run In
eleven hours, including many stops.
He was met at Fremont by his son
George who accompanied him home.
He drove to Albion Sunday, making
the run in about forty-five minutes.
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