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

The theme for morning service in
one of GU, churChc. last Sunday was:
"What shall We do with the negro?"
We have only one here, ard he hines
up the Best livery barn every morn
ing so 1t locks like a snow ball. Sat
urday afternoon "daIky" stopped off
here betNeen trains ard he read tn
above meD toned words written on the
sidewalk and shouted: what + Ii -
have | done"
MIS-. NJ. c. Wilde Of Bazille Mills
was vi ting here the latter pant If
the week with her me her, Mrs. luie
SCNCra.
Prof. Robert Zohncr is here from
Dcni ON, Iowa. spending the balance
of his summer vacation tn his
mother and other rel dives.
Miss Emma Boyer, head cle,k at NJ.
L. Thom rs gene. i slor took Il
two weeks vacation and r. visiting
with relatives and 1ri. IDS ol a,. u
hone in Perry 'or lty, Mo.
Mr.. I'd Mrs. Martin Kramer and
tWD hildren arrived here Thursday
from Oh halls, Wash, II a visit with
felt nd ia nily They left N 'nday for
Platte c Ter for a visit with other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Thorpe of Cole
ridge we. visiting here from Satur-
day till Monday ct the home of IT, r
daughter, NJ s. II. o. M Inson.
Mrs. Geo. c .rtney and daughter,
Miss Eva of Tilden, and son Eal E.
| Cartney of this FL .'e, returned Sdtur-
day from a two " eeks' witt 10 Denver
Colo, and Cheyenne Wyo.
| Edgar the tgo-y eaI-old son of Nj
and NJ g. r. C. Hedman, died last
Thu sday of cholera infantum. The
fure."l W9G held Friday afternoon
from the Lutheran church, Rev. j
Hoffman officiating. Th1 RENT. ms
were id to rest in the Lutheran Gem
eteiy south of toWn.
Battle c elk has one business N m
who has no com tition, and con- o.
quently has no occasion to growl. Ev
cry day he is working hard, but just
the same he is the happiest old soLI
in the community. He is John G. Ist
the tailor.
Mrs. Frank Ulrich and two little
daughters went to Bassett Satur lay
fer visit with relatives.
| Henry Mleynek " ert to Omaha or
business Monday.
| Mr.. and Ms. John Huddle returned
Friday from a visit to South Dakota
Mr. Huddle has taken a position a
l.. B. Bakers lumber yards and ha!
occupied the latter's house on FRS
ST. eet.
Leonard Brown was here on bust
ness Saturday from Meadow Grove.
Mike Rinkel of Valley precinct ha!
the contract for laying brick and plas
tering for the new Lutheran brancl
school, Contractor Chas. Werner Il
going to do the carpenter work.
Mrs. Frank Osborn, Mrs. Druty Os
born and daughter Mrs. Joe Osborn
and three children and Conley Halse.
departed Thursday for an EXTENDED
| NlSll WIFI ltldIlNeo III IIdySOu county
Virginia.
Miss Gertrude Ripp of Platte Cen
ter was visiting here from Friday til
Monday at the home of her sister, Mrs
Shelby Moffett.
Miss Annie Krivanek of Meadoy
Grove was visiting here one wee
with her sister, Mrs. Lambert Kerbe
and family.
Mrs. w. II. Stocker and little daugt
ter, Miss Florence, departed Thurs
day for an extended visit with relf
tives and friends at Bethlehem, Pa.
A. C. Bredehoeft and VIM. Clase
were business visitors to Stanton SUI
day.
Geo. Rickenberg and sister, Mis-
Title, arrived here Saturday for
: visit with their aunt, Mrs. John Seek,
b and family and other relatives an
friends from Kansas. They move