The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-04-10
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Miss Bess Perdue of Madison has
been the guest Of Miss Mamie Ward.
Mrs. George e. Schiller and daugh.
ter, Miss Hazel Schiller, of Central
City are guests at the OXnard.
DR.. c. A. Young, superintendent of
the Norfolk hospital and Mont Robb
steward at the hospital, are home
from a Lincoln conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornberg of Oakdale
passed through Norfolk returning
from visit in Arizona. They we're
accompanied to Oakdale by Mr.. and
Mrs. B. w. Caldwell.
Joe Nolan is back from North
Platte.
D. Mathewson is home from a short
visit at Wakefield.
Frank Rick and Earl Cartney of
Battle Creek were in Norfolk.
Miss Ino Huntington of Fremont is
the guest of Miss Birdie Kuhl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Pilger and two
daughters were in from Stanton.
Miss Emma Miller of Pierce is the
guest of Miss Lena Munsterman.
Mrs. Weinbrenner of Randolph is
the guest of Mrs. S. II. Anderson.
Miss Flora Engleman, who has been
in Norfolk on a vacation visit with
her father, j. G. Engleman, returned
to Carroll, Iowa, at noon.
Gerald Stevenson, Yankton col
ltge student, was in Norfolk Saturday
the guest of friends. He was on his
way to his home in Neigh.
A. J. Durland, president of the Com
mercal club, returned last evening
from Omaha where a conference was
held yesterday with General Freight
Agent Pearce of the st. Paul, Min
neapols and Omaha road and will re-
port Saturday evening at the CONNER
cial club meeting.
Frank Bartling of the Bartling Grain
company of Nebraska City spent the
morning in Norfolk, returning from
business trip to Atkinson.
The little two year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Marshall is recovering
from the scalding he received recent
| ly when he fell into tub of hot water.
The Marshals live in Edgewater park.
The ladies aid society of the First
Congregational church has subscrib-
ed 5000 to the Y. M. G. A. building
fund. The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. George d. Butterfield.
A form of organization in the shape
of articles of association" will be
presented at the meeting of the Nor
folk Commercial Club Auxiliary to be
held Monday evening at the Norfolk
National bank.
Governor Henry A. Buchtel of Colo
RADIO, who lectured in Norfolk Thurs
day evening, will lay the cornerstone
of the new Grace church at Morning
side, Iowa, on April %, lecturing to
the students of Morningside college on
Roosevelt in the evening.
The hour for the quarterly meeting
of the Commercial club and Norfolk
smoker complimentary to the travel
evening was placed at o'clock in Or
der to give Norfolk business men an
opportunity to attend. President Dur
land of the club has been very anxious
for a large attendance.
The board Of trustees of st. Paul
Ev Lutheran church met Friday af-
ternoon and after an inspection for
mally accepted the new church. The
new building was designed by ]. c..
Sutt and was built by Kellner &
Woerth, the Scribner contractors. 1t
will be dedicated on May 3.
Neigh Leader: In a conversation
with j. H. Hickman of this city it was
learned that Admiral Evans, the COM
mander of the big feet Of battleships
that has practically concluded its
cruise from New York to San Fran
cisco, is his first cousin, and the two
were raised in the same section Of
Virginia. While there is some differ
ence in their ages, yet they were quite
intimate in their younger days.
1t is very possible that prosecution
will not be instituted against VIM. G..
Berner, the Norfolk saloon keeper from
whom State Drug Inspector Frank
Nicholson purchased a bottle Of un-
branded liquor. Berner says he had
the liquor in stock for more than two
years before the new law went into
effect and of course, not having man.
ufactured the liquor in question, he
could not certify as to its chemical
; analysis. County Attorney Jack Koen.
: Koenigstein, in whose hands the pro.
igstein, in whose hands the prosecu
: tton was placed, has investigated this
5 phase of the matter and has taken il
5 up with the attorney generals Office
at Lincoln.
2 A full page picture of E. j. Bodwell
city superintendent of the NorfolB
schools, constitutes the frontispiece