The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-04
SATURDAY SETTINGS,

in Omaha Saturday.
J. A. Kuhn is in from Chadron for
a few days visit at home.
Mrs. L. A. Rothe and son, Louis, are
home from a short visit in Sioux City
C. A. Wolfe of Omaha, formerly
manager of the Offenhauser Jewelry
company, is in the city.
Mrs. w. l.. Hayes and daughter
Miss Eva Hayes of Nebraska City, are
in Norfolk the guests of Mrs. J. A.
Porter
r. H. Mathewson and family OF
Wakefield arrived in Norfolk Saturday
to spend a few days with d. Mathew
son.
DR.. Tindall and wife will leave on
the early train Monday morning for
Omaha to attend the North Nebraska
annual conference. The conference
will not convene until Wednesday, but
Dr. Tindall being one of the four pre-
siding elders it is necessary for him
to be present in advance.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: President ]. M.
Pile, Wayne college, Wayne; l. w.
Alter, Wayne; M. NJ. Sornberger,
Cleveland, Okl.. official starter this
season in the North Nebraska Short
Shipment Race circuit; Woods Cones,
president Pierce county bank, Pierce;
Mrs. H. Daley, Valentine; Frank Hen
ry, Hay Springs; Louis Sommer, Ran
dolph; G. p. Hitchcock, Wayne; A. E.
Smith, Lynch, C. II. StumbO, Lynch;
Thomas j. Schlecta, Pierce; B. S..
Campbell, w. z. King, Humphrey;
Phil H. Kohl, Wayne; Henry Kennel,
Wisner; John Machlenhoff, Bloom
field; w. j. Tinesly, Wayne; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Thatcher Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson, Naper; Mr.. and Mrs
H. H. Thorpe, Geneva; S. j. Powell,
Simmons, Seward; NJ. c. Nelson, Mo
Pierce; E. II. Hunter, Oakdale; F. G.
Simmons, Seward; M. c. Nelson, Mo
brara.
Mrs. Carl Hartman has been visit
ing in Madison.
Miss Grace Matrau left Saturday
for visit in Lincoln.
Jack Larkins and Asa Leonard had
good luck in little Friday afternoon
hunt out west of Norfolk.
Ed L. Clark of Minneapolis is in
the city visiting his brother-in-law,
Ed Mullen, and other relatives, over
Sunday.
State Veterinarian c. A. McKim has
returned from his Boyd county trip,
where he went to look after CHAMBERS
among horses. He killed three horses
at Lynch, Gross and Spencer.
E. B. Kaufman and Ralph Bever-
idge arrived home Friday evening
from successful hunting trip at Wood
Lake. Ducks and chickens up to the
limit were bagged during the hunt
and fine bunch of ducks were
brought back to Norfolk.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Williams,
daughter.
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Yates.
]. H. Van Horn has been employed
as special nightwatch by the A. l..
Killian company.
julius Haase has been i'll with the
grippe this week and has been away
from the Citizens National bank for
several days past.
Bert Luke and Miss Minnie Klavit.
ter were united in marriage at Madi-
son this week, County Judge Bates
performing the ceremony.
Pierce Call: Ferd Reimers loaded
and shipped carload of ice for Arthur
Oelke to Norfolk Tuesday. Norfolk is
looking to Pierce for her ice this sum-
mer weather.
Pierce Call: Misses Halle and
Rosalie Witten went to Norfolk Sun
day to make preparations for Miss
Rosalie's entrance in the business col
iege. She will take up a course in
typewriting and stenography. Miss
Halle returned home Tuesday.
NJ M. Sornberger of Cleveland, Okl.,
this year official starter in the North
Nebraska Short Shipment race circuit,
will be in Norfolk over Sunday. The
Stanton races will close Mr.. Sorn-
bergers official duties for the 1907
season with the north Nebraska cir
cult.
Steps towards securing a new pas
tor for the Baptist church will prob
ably be taken Sunday when Rev. c. ].
Pope, secretary of state missions, will
be in the city, Mr.. Pope will take the
question of filling the local pulpit up
with the Norfolk congregation. He
will also occupy the pulpit in person
Sunday morning and evening,
Arrangements have been made with
the Norfolk Long Distance Telephone
company to have the telephone people
put in the posts that are needed for