The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-07-05

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General Superintendent s. NJ. Bra.
den left Norfolk yesterday noon for
Missouri Valley to meet Mrs. Braden.
who has been visiting In Chicago dur.
Ing the past three weeks
Mrs. N. -. Hall and daughter, Miss
Marie Hail. left yesterday to spend
the Fourth at David City. They were
accompanied by II. u. Hall, who was
in Norfolk over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Shlvely OF Fair
field, returning home from the Ber-
InnrdDurlnnd wedding ut Plalnvew.
were the guests of DR.. and Mrs II. J.
Cole In Norfolk over Sunday.
L. L. pascwnlk returned last night
from business trip to Omaha He
resumed work in the Norfolk National
bank today after n two weeks vaca-
ton. Fritz Asmus will be the next
person from this bank TO take his va.
cation, leaving within n few days
Miss Marvel Sattorlee spent Sunday
in Long Pine with her father
Elmer Cummlns has had a fine new
cement walk put I'm front of his home.
Preston Ogden conducted the sing.
ing services Sunday night in the Sec.
ond Congregational CHURCH.
Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Chapman and
son Vale of Eureka, Calf, are here for
n few days visit with friends and rela-
lives.
Herman Mai, the section man who
was run over last Friday, Is improving
slowly and everyone is hopeful for his
recovery.
Dinny Kirhilin of Missouri Valley is
here visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Pierce Welsh, and renewing old &C.
quaintanccs.
Harry Briggs, who has been In Mo.
brara watching an engine. spent Sun.
day at home with his parents and re-
turned to Niobrara this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roedy and son
Donald returned home from Calhoun,
Iowa, yesterday, where they had been
visiting their parents and other mem.
bers of the family.
Miss Beulah Hayes entertained last
week for her friend, Miss Edna Maine
Of Central City
DR.. and Mrs. ]. C. Myers have moved
to their new home in one Of the Shaw
cottages on South Twelfth street,
Some forty girls OF the Home Guards
of the Methodist church enjoyed n pic
mic party Saturday at Mr.. and Mrs. M.
G. Ha2en's camp on the Taft farm.
August Kaun, living three miles
north of Norfolk, underwent an opera
ton Saturday afternoon for the re-
moval of a numerous growth from his
back.
Kirk Brothers carnival parapherna'
liza was removed from the carnival
grounds Sunday preparatory to the
carnival peoples departure for Hum
phrey today.
Miss Edith Locke, formerly Of Nor
folk is now society editor OF the
Omaha Bee. Her father, Frank Locke,
proprietor of the Pacific hotel here
twenty years ago, died in Omaha some
months ago.
Word received from Battle Creek
states that Jones Pilkins, the laboring
man who was killed by westbound
train No. Friday night, was intoXi-
Gated at the time and that his death
was directly due to his condition.
NJ. j. Hughes of West Point, who
recently lost a limb by being run over
at Cofax, Iowa by train, has been
taken to an Omaha hospital for third
operation on the limb The first two
amputatons were unsuccessfully done.
Omaha Bee: =. 7. Birchard has
bought new modern residence near
Thirty-ninth street and Grand avenue
for $4,000 from NJ. c. Godfrey. The
, lot Is of full size and the large house
was erected only a short time ago.
| Actual work on Norfolks new high
school building Will start after the
: Fourth, according to word received by
the board of education from Louis Va
l lin, manager of the Stanberry Con
: struction company holding the con
tract
The Evergreen Telephone company
e Is a new farm line company two miles
west Of the city organized to be con
Y nected with the Norfolk exchange OF
: the Nebraska Telephone company
The company was formed by Herman
q Buettow, secretary and treasurer, Emf
S Wachter, Ed. Skiff and Ernest Raasch
Members of the library committee
n appointed by the Woman's club o.
:, Norfolk, state that no action towards
opening Negotiations with Andrew Car
: negie will be taken until the mayor
n appoints the first board of directors
for the proposed library. These ap
It pointments will be made Monday even
S ing, June s. -.'~1
About seventy-fve guests were pres
y ent at the marriage of Miss Mar
p Frances Durland to Cress |. Bernar
at the Congregational church at Plair
S view Saturday afternoon. Rev. ].
n Parker officiated at the wedding, tn
ring service being used in the cert
j, mony. Previous to the wedding Gel
II emoly Miss Fannie Norton at tn
IT piano, Mrs. c. e. Greene as vocalis