The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-05-10

ut Missouri valley, Iowa.
Judge and Mrs. l. Powers returned
Saturday from ten days visit with
their son and daughter ut Omaha.
Mrs. w. II, Bucholz and son Arden
are visiting at the home of her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ A. Rainbolt.
Mrs. c. S. Hayes and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Bceler were Mt Plainvow yesterday
In attendance at n district missionary
meeting held In the new Methodist
church at Plainview.
Miss ella Buckendorf returned Sat
urday evening from Newman Grove,
her school near Newman Grove hay.
ing closed for the summer
Charles Gcrocke left at noon for
Hastings where he goes to take charge
of the shoe department in Walback
4 Brooks big apartment store. In
Norfolk he has been employed In the
Norfolk Shoe company's store. His
removal to Hastings where he will
have the full management of his de.
partment is n business promotion.
Charles Gerecke is one of the most
popular young men of Norfolk.
Miss Alice camp-map Is quite sick
Mrs. John Reedy is on the sick list
Mrs. Robert Craft returned home
from Omaha last night.
Twelve of the railroad men who are
working in the gravel pit at Long
Pine were down and spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. Andy Dryden returned from
the east last night.
Charles Baker went to Long Pine
last night. where he has been working
in the gravel pit,
VIII ODonald, who has charge of
the gravel gang at Emmett, was down
and spent Sunday with his family.
Mrs William Beck returned home
from Neigh, where she has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean.
Miss Margaret Stansberry returned
home from Wisner Saturday whore
she has been visiting with relatives,
Erwin Crotty, who has been visiting
with his uncle, Pat Crotty and family
left for Hot Springs, S. d., last night
) Mrs. Dryden returned home from
|
been on a two weeks visit with hel
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koerber, daugh
ter Emma and son Eddie. returned
home from Wisner last night They
had been visiting.
Mrs Van Evans and three children
returned home from Fremont where
she has been visiting with friends anC
relatives, last night
George Case, who has been home
, visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Miles Case left this morning 70
, Dodge, where he has been working.
!, Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Emil Whine
= pennlX a daughter.
t Born to Mr., and Mrs. e. c. Smith o
1 South Norfolk, a son.
{, The regular annual meeting of Nc
e sale lodge No. 50, A. #. 4 A. NJ vii
S be held Tuesday night for the electio
,, of officers
S The meeting Of the mems club q
?, the First congregational churc
which was announced for next Frida
) Mrs. T. Fl. Carberry received tel'
gram yesterday announcing the al
rival of a baby girl at the home Of I
k ]. Donohue, at South Omaha. Mrs
Donohue was formerly Miss Agne
II Carberry
Wayne Herald Mrs. Scott Ho
e brook has moved her household good
from Norfolk to Wayne and now on
e cupies the house she lately purchase
from Ed. Johnson in the east part {
r town Mrs. Holbrook has a son VIII
finishes in the Norfolk school neS
n month and then he will enter tn
Wayne normal.
II A Lincoln dispatch to the Oman
World-Herald says: Herman Boch
a of Norfolk, who is being hunted dow
for killing a saloon-keeper a few day
u ago, is the man whom Game Warde
Carter arrested in January, 1905, an
IS fined 1920 for fishing through the ic
Mr.. Carter was at that time warne
l. that Boche was a dangerous man, bl
had no trouble with him at the tim
n of the arrest.
Sunday evening ice cream sodas WI
a. be scarce in Norfolk during the con
y ing summer for the druggists of No
IL folk have entered into an agreemel
e. to close their places of business at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon and to r
r main closed until Monday mornin
During the winter months the dru
m stores have been closing at 1880, Il
a main object of the new agreemel
being to keep the stores closed c
a Sundays during the long summ'
" evenings.
Stanton Picket: Jesse Beard, age
1t 6S years, one of the pioneers of Sta
o. ton county died Wednesday nigh
Or He came here in 1869 and with Il
exception of few years spent
Tx Louisiana and Lincoln, where he WI
employed as civil engineer, had live
st here since that date. He was an o