The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-06


noon from visit to the Pierce race
meet and carnival.
Mrs. M. l.. Weaver OF Wakefield is
in Norfolk on short visit with her
son, w. w. Weaver.
Brother Joseph OF the monastery at
Spalding spent Saturday with his
brother, Father Walsh.
Miss Matilda Hermann, who Is to
teach In Pierce county, left Sunday for
her school near Hadar.
| II. J. Rupert, of University Place,
who is bokkeeper at the Nebraska Ma
tlonal bank, spent Sunday In Lincoln.
Mrs. Schaffer and Miss WEIGH, who
have been visiting their brother, Jack
Welch, returned to Clinton, Iowa, at
noon.
C. H. Burnham went to Omaha Sun
day to attend n committee meeting In
connection with the semi-centennial
celebration of the Nebraska Masonic
grand lodge.
l.. p. Pasewalk left Sunday noon for
Battle Creek. Mich, where he will take
a months recreation and vacation from
his work as cashier OF the Norfolk Ma
tional bank. Mr.. Pasewalk had intend
cd to spend the month at Excelsior
Springs. Mo.
Miss Mary Walker and Miss Anna
Crosby were in Battle Creek Sunday.
Miss Beda Moran of Sioux City is in
Norfolk on a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
M. ]. Lavllle.
Miss Charlotte Rhump OF Omaha.
who has been the guest of Miss May
Johnson, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Green and children OF
Creighton are In Norfolk on a visit
with Mrs. Green's father, M. J. Ken
nedy.
County Attorney and Mrs. Jack
Koenigstein arrived home Sunday
evening from a visit to Fergus Falls
MINI.
Fred Karo has purchased the meat
market at Syracuse, Neb., and will
move to that place.
A ten-pound son was born at the
home Of G. l.. Bretz, Oakdale, at $40
o'clock this morning.
John Freythaler last evening invited
a few friends in for "house warming
at his new home which he has erected
at Freythaler grove east of the city.
Fred West of Wisner surprised his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. West, by
taking a bride home yesterday morn
ing. His bride was Miss Crozure from
} Johnstown, Neb.
3 Hereafter there will be no nigh
rates on the American Telephone ant
Telegraph companies toll lines. The
, abolition of half rates at night goe.
. into effect today. 1t affects Norfoll
: phone users who want to talk through
: parts of Iowa and farther east.
D Sunday Rev. ]. l.. Vallow occupied
n the pulpit Of the First Methods
( church for the last time before leaving
I Norfolk for Alliance, his new field o
work. Mr.. Vallow with his family will
t probably leave Thursday for Alliance
| DR.. Ray, the new Norfolk pastor, is eX
: pected to arrive during the week from
!. Alliance.
| Brewer Tuesday afternoon at o'clocl
y A full attendance is desired. Report
: will be read The following officer
were elected at the last meeting: Mrs
Oxnaman. president; Mrs. H. q
\ Thomas, vice president Mrs. Ball
i secretary and Mrs. H. B. Thomas
I treasurer.
Carl Hahnew, section man nea
Stanton, was run down by eastboun,
Northwestern passenger train No.
yesterday morning and but for the en-
gineer's quick work In stopping tn
train would have been killed Hi
: handcar was smashed and the maj
thrown to one side. Hahnew said h
n did not hear the train approaching
The train, running at 45-mile an hou
s rate, came to dead stop within tire
train lengths. Hahnew was trying t
l. get his handcar off the track when tn
train struck. The man was unhurt.
n The first, second and third Of Apr
have been virtually decided on as tn
r dates for holding the convention G
the Northeast Nebraska Teachers a:
Ie ISOLATION in Norfolk next spring. Thi
was the statement made in Norfol
n by President Teed of the association
who was returning to Ponca froI
Is Niobrara where he was on the program
at the big Knox county institute an
IN chautauqua that County Superintent
ent Marshall, also prominent in nortl
IN east Nebraska educational affairs, hel
last week at Niobrara. Something lik
Is referendum vote will be takel
President Teed says, to determin
" whether or not the sessions of the tel
cheers convention will be changed
10 conform with the Thursday, Frida
and Saturday morning plan recent
as outlined in The News.
Saturday Misses Josephine and Eft
or Durland retired from the millinel
business in Norfolk after having bee
&c in business in this city for few weel
no, a.,