The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-10

ton was in the city yesterday
| Herman Newman came up from
| Stanton yesterday on business.
Miss Alderman OF Lincoln was
guests at the Lulkart home today.
County Attorney j. A. Van Wagenen
! returned to Pierce this morning.
j. f. Flynn returned last evening
from business visit to Madison.
V. A. Balleweg will spend the
Fourth with his folks at Atkinson.
f. A. Beeler will spend the Fourth
with Rev. ]. f. Poucher of Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Il. Odiorne will
spend the Fourth on the Ray farm.
Mrs. c. J. zuelow and Mrs. ].
Hauptli go to Stanton for the Fourth.
DR.. Thomas Bithel left for Page to-
day to deliver the Fourth of July ora
ton
Miss Belle Temple of Wayne will
spend the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Cow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Becker of AL.
lance are visiting at the C. w.
Schwenk home.
II. T. Dunner of the Junction has
sold his home and will build a new
residence soon.
James Lawrence left yesterday for
his home in Beatrice, stopping in Ere
mont for a days visit.
Mrs. Wesley Reid of Seattle, Wash,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. j.
Reed, for a few weeks.
Mru onJ coz,
of Oconomowoc, Wis, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Degner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Briggs of Beemer
left this morning for Anoka after stop
ping in Norfolk for brief visit
Mrs. p. A. Wilhelm and children
of Wakefield are visiting Mrs. VIII
helms sister. Mrs. e. l., Munroe.
c. C. Cow, w. ]. Cow and e. S.
South and families will spend the
Fourth picnicing on the banks Of the
Elkhorn.
c. S. Leslie and Mr.. Crosby of Hos
kins will leave Sunday for Denver and
remain there during the Democratic
convention.
Mrs. o. l.. Hyde and children will
spend Saturday and Sunday in Win
netoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Jones.
Messrs. Burt Mapes, L. B. Nicola,
C. B. Durland and F. e. Davenport
} will spend the Fourth camping on the
, Ray farm.
, John Telleem of Red Wing, Mimi,
} passed through the city today on his
way to Newman Grove, where he will
, deliver the Fourth of July address.
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. S. Wells left
yesterday for summer visit in Colo
RADIO. They will first visit Colorado
Springs and will spend some time in
Ouray Colo Mr. Wells was once
rector of a church in Colorado Springs.
The Barnum G. Bailey circus will
be in Fremont July "a.
| Word from Wayne is to the effect
that President Pile of the Wayne col
, lege is improving in health.
A special Northwestern train of
, sleepers, carrying soldiers bound for
Fort Robinson, passed through Nor
: folk last evening as the first section
of No. 5. The soldiers came from
Missouri.
The Norfolk band serenaded Oscar
Uhlo last evening in appreciation of
the many favors he has extended
: them. After few strains had broken
the stiffness of the night Mr.. Uhle
came out and "set up" the crowd.
Peter Andas missing money, save
! about sos that he spent in Norfolk,
was returned to the Casper cowboy
/ by the Norfolk police. 1t devel-
oped that Anda dropped his money
t right and left but that it was gathered
up by his companions and turned over
! to the police.
P. PAUL., manager of the Western
: Union Office in Norfolk, is contem-
plating entering the navy as a tele,
grapher. If he determines to enter
the naval branch of the United States
: service he will resign his position here
and leave for New York City about
> August l.
Madison Chronicle: p. j. Robinson
= and John Tulleys, county treasurer
examiners from the state auditors Of
| flee, finished checking up County
Treasurer Peterson the first of the
/ week. They found the records of the
office here in excellent shape and the
| footings balanced to a penny.
. 1--WE have just been married." An
other newly married couple" passed
through Norfolk yesterday, their be-
, longings being labeled in a way that
left no doubt that they had just
escaped from their friends. When
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leary boarded
the train at Tilden they thought that
they had escaped them but a score
/ of friends climbed on the train just
as it left the depot. The party went
to Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Leary
! were on a honeymoon trip to Platte,
S. D.
Madison Chronicle: County Super
intendent Perdue has received fort "