The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-05-24


a seasons work as trimmer in a mil
lnery store at Miller.
Miss Anna Hermann returned to
Norfolk Saturday evening from a
weeks visit Mt Bloomfield
s. l.. Bronze of Butte left Norfolk
this morning for n brief visit with his
cousin, William Bronze, at Pierce.
Mrs. ]. A. Ruhl of Belle PLANE, Ia,
has returned home after a Norfolk
visit with her sister, Mrs. G. e. Dough-
ty
Mrs. Il. Mittelstadt, Or. and Mrs. II.
A. Mittelstadt, Mrs. a. Zachert and
Mrs. A. Schmode spent Sunday in
Winside
Miss Myrtle Weaver, who has been
in the office OF the j. d. Sturgeon mu-
sic company as a stenographer, left
Saturday for Fairfax, s. d., to become
county recorder of Gregory county.
Charles NJ. Mathewson, assistant
cashier of the First National bank of
Walthill, has returned home after n
short visit with relatives in Norfolk.
j. s. Mathewson went to Walthill Sat
urday for n few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Gerecke have
been In the city from Fremont for
and Mrs. II. IL. Gerecke and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullen. Mr. Gerecke returned
yesterday to Fremont, but Mrs. Ge-
recke will remain for several days.
General Superintendent S. M. Bra
den of the Northwestern left last night
for Long Pine to inspect work at the
gravel pit near there A large force
of men are working day and night to
load trains with gravel, for use on the
eastern end of the system. Three
hundred carloads a day are being sent
out. The work Is being rushed in or
der to finish it before the stock sea-
son begins.
Rex Beeler was n Sunday visitor in
Tildon.
DR., w. II. Pilger was in Hoskins
Monday morning.
| Edward NJ. Meyer of Omaha visited
Norfolk friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Nicola left this
morning for Foster for a short time.
John Swichtenburg returned today
from visit with his brother in South
Dakota.
Superintendent Reynolds of the
Northwestern left Monday morning on
an inspection trip east
Miss Birdie Kuhl returned at noon
from Tilden, where she was the guest
of friends Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Katherine Witzigman, who has
been teaching school at Wausa, is in
Norfolk on weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Witzigman.
Roadmaster p. J. Stafford of the
Northwestern accompanied General
Manager Walters as far west as Long
Pine on the latter's inspection triE
west Monday.
A baseball nine representing the
Norfolk business college and consist
ing of Landers, Haak, Brakeman, Ok
nam, Hight, Hoffman, Larkins, Rey
nolds. Bryant and Clark, left Norfolk
Monday noon for Neigh to meet the
nine from Gates academy on the Ne
ligh ball grounds during the afternoon
Hugh Dick and I. w. Walling have
both been set up as conductors ant
took their runs today.
Herman Salzwedle of Laurel, who
has been visiting with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Salzwedle, returned
home today.
Nathan Smothers, who has beer
clerking in Mrs, Robert Crafts stor,
returned to his home in Pierce yester
day noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Peters hav,
moved into the A. ]. Brummund cot
tage at 511 South Fourth street.
The mems club of the Congregation
al church will meet next Saturda!
: evening in the church parlors of tn,
church, 1t will be the last meeting o
!. the club for the summer.
Rev. H. b. Foskett of Fremont, VIII,
t is soon to become connected with tn
Grand Island college, was in Norfoll
,, over Sunday, occupying the pulpit a
the Baptist church morning and even
e ing.
Norfolk friends have received wor
Y of the sudden death of Miss Nelli
l. Woods at her home in Council Bluffs
death resulting after a few hours ii
S ness from spinal meningitis. Mis-
Woods was the daughter of &c
f Woods, engineer on the Northwestern
passenger No. l and 2. running be
s tween this city and Council Bluffs
She was known in Norfolk throug
X visits to her sister, the late Mrs. Ga
:. lup.
a The reception to be given the graz
) uating class of 1907 by the junior elias
of the Norfolk high school will b
h held on the evening of Tuesday, Ma
y 2S, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X
Boas whose daughter, Miss Kathleen
r is a member of the junior class. TIL
n annual commencement exercises wi
be held on the evening of Wednesda!
y May %, the annual alumni receptio
S on Friday evening, May 81. The ba,
Ipalonraatn Sarpnpu IN tho will n