The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-28
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

II. Gllsdorf of Lawrence was In Nor
folk yesterday.
Paul Lynde left this morning for his
home in Beatrice.
A. j. Hooper of Bonesteel was In
Norfolk yesterday.
Nels Jorgensen of Craig spent yes
terday In Norfolk.
b. M. Maxwell of Ainsworth is a
Norfolk visitor today.
DR.. fl. r. Holden went to Hoskins
on the morning train.
r. Il. Bowden Is home from visit
with friends at O'Neill.
Walter Vail left yesterday on visit
with relatives at Wayne.
w. Il. Liddle of Carroll was in Nor
folk between trains yesterday.
Mrs Evans of Creighton was In Nor
folk today on his way to Wayne.
u. b. Kaufman and Millard Green
were In Madison yesterday on bust
ness.
August A. Schumacher and Otto
Soluble of Pilger visited Norfolk
friends yesterday.
Attorneys M. G. Hazen and Jack
Koenigstein were In Madison Satur-
day afternoon.
A. N. Antilles returned last night
from business trip to Chicago and
Fort Madison Iowa.
DR.. Heman Walker returned to Oma-
ha today, after visiting his parents in
Norfolk for several days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Curran left yester-
day for visit with relatives in York
and Lincoln. Later Mrs. Curran will
go to Mantius, H., to visit her parents.
Fred Pilger, jr., who has been a
student at the Norfolk business col
lege, has returned to his home in
Plainview for the summer. He will
return to school in the fall.
Miss Nora Junge returned to her
home in Osmond Saturday morning
after several days visit with friends
in Norfolk. Miss Junge was seriously
Ill for short time during her stay in
the city.
DR.. c. S. Parker and j. S. Mathew
son with their families will begin ten
days of camp life Monday on the Elk
horn. The camp selected is seven
miles west of Norfolk and is south of
the John Ray farm. The camp was
being arranged for today.
Misses Florence and Bernice Bar
rett returned last evening from visit
at Lincoln.
General Superintendent S. NJ. Bra
den will not return from his Black
Hills inspection trip before the mid
die of the week.
Mrs. Florence McWiliams of Car
roll arrived in Norfolk last evening
Wilde.
Mrs. Anna Howe and sons. Harry
and Merland, of Randolph, are in Nor
folk on visit with Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Law.
Lyman NJ. Paine, an attorney of
Chicago, is stopping over Sunday
with his cousin, d, Mathewson. Mr.,
ness.
Mrs. l.. c. Taylor returned last
evening from York, where she attend
ed the commencement exercises of
Ursaline academy. Her son Dale.
who has been attending this school,
returned with her TO spend his vaca-
ton.
Mrs. NJ. d. Cameron of Omaha, who
was formerly Miss Viola Jennings of
Norfolk and who graduated from the
Norfolk high school with the class OF
1894, is in Norfolk attending the home
missionary convention. Mrs. Cameron
is recording secretary of the conven
ton and has had a prominent part in
the program of the sessions. She
will sing at the Sunday evening ses
sion.
George b. Christoph returned last
evening from Seward, where he has
been in attendance at the state drug
gists convention and the meeting OF
the state board of pharmacy. This
year the druggists attempted to enjoy
a camping outing in connection witt
their state convention. The beautiful
natural park near Seward was fitted
up as camp but the continual rair
and the cool weather sent the visiting
druggists clamoring for the hotels o.
Omaha, where the convention goes
next year Mrs. Christoph, who &C
companied her husband to Seward, is
visiting a sister at Alliance.
A man who sought to sell cutlery
about the city without a peddler's Ii
cense was fined IS and costs in police
court yesterday.
The Modern Brotherhood of Amer