The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20

SATURDAY SETTINGS.

SATURDAY SETTINGS.
| Miss Helen Tanner of Battle Creek
was visitor In Norfolk
| Miss Lola Lintecum of Burke, who
has been visiting Norfolk friends for
the past week, left at noon for Chicago
where she will enter the Columbia
college of oratory
| Among the days out of town visitors
in Norfolk were: T.. f.. Morris, Har.
tington; Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks of Co
lumbus; j. II. Farlin of Madison; e..
S. Smith, Newman Grove; w. c. Reed,
Harrison; o. N. Gilbert, York; p. j.
Smith, Bonesteel; William Media.
ner, Tilden; M. Solso, Newman Grove;
c. e. Webb, Miss Florence Webb and
Mrs. j. w. King, Springfield; Mrs. j.
c. Morse and Mrs. w. j. Buchanan,
Magnet; Fred Keller Scribner.
John r. Hays as deputy clerk of the
federal court was notified that the
federal court party would arrive in
Norfolk Sunday evening in order to
be In readiness for the converting of
the fall session of the United States
court for 1.-THE Norfolk district in the
Norfolk federal building Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Hays information went no
further than that United States Mar
shall William p. Warner and Clerk of
the United States Circuit Court George
II. Thummel would be among the mem.
bers Of the party.
]. II. Foote returned last evening
from visit to Omaha.
e. e. Miller, representing the Chas.
Donovan Cigar company, is still con.
fined to his home with severe sprain
of the knee.
Ben II. Reid and bride arrived home
Friday evening from Chicago after
depending several weeks at the Wis
consin lakes.
M. Nichols and John Brown of Eos.
ter were Saturday visitors in Norfolk
Mrs. S. Bley and Mrs. Fred Weber
are home from a trip to Hot Springs,
Is. d.
w. H. Livingston and Burt Mapes
went to Tilden Saturday to attend the
republican committee meeting.
County Attorney ]. A. Van Wagenen
of Pierce was in Norfolk Saturday re.
turning from Sioux City. where he
had accompanied Mrs. Van Wagenen
to Sioux City hospital.
Miss Ida Reiland, who has been visit.
ing her friends, the Misses Charlotte
and Nellie Illgen, returned to her home
at Humphrey, accompanied by Miss
Emma Schorregge, who went to spend
Sunday.
John Flynn representing the first
ward of Norfolk and A. c. Craig repre-
senting Valley precinct went to Madi.
son Saturday morning to attend the
democratic committee meeting in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Fogerty of
Gorgonia, Panama canal zone, who
are in Norfolk on their wedding trip,
will remain in the city for about a
week. They are visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Fogerty's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Widaman.
Leon ellison of the firm of Cakes &
ellison, managers of "A Bachelors
evening from trip in advance of the
show. Mr.. ellison came back to wit
ness the company's first performance,
given at the Auditorium. Saturday
evening.
Among the Norfolk girls who return
ed last evening to spend Sunday in
the city after teaching the opening
week of school were: Miss Agnes
Flynn from Lindsay, Miss Nellie
Flynn from Foster, Miss Erna Wilde
from the Ray school, Miss Matilda
Hermann from Hadar.
Sam Erskine, Elmer Hardy, Charles
Landers and Lawrence Hoffman, who
are to enter the state university next
week, and Ross Tyndall and Lester
Weaver, who will enroll at Nebraska
Wesleyan university, left this morn
ing for Lincoln. Other state univer-
sity students will leave for Lincoln
during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice arrived
home Friday evening from New York
City. Mrs. Rice has spent the summer
in Germany and central Europe. On
her return she was met in New York
harbor by Mr.. Rice who had previously
visited the jamestown exposition and
other points of interest on the coast.
Mrs. Rice had very delightful sum-
mer in Europe.
Prof. George Weller, principal of the
Lutheran normal school at Seward,
and Rev. and Mrs. T. Moellering Of
Hampton were in Norfolk over night
guests OF j. p, Muller, leaving Satur.
day noon for Bazile Mills where the
Lutheran church celebrated it's