The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-26
TUESDAY TOPICS

MISS utltSd NChci ltlJ ) CHltludS
for three months visit with her
mother in Germany.
Mrs. G. II. Culver of Chicago, who
has been a guest of Mrs. S. NJ. Braden,
left for Chicago today.
Miss Amy Reynolds returned home
last night from Wakefield where she
has been visiting with friends.
George H. Spear, who has been suf-
fering from the effects of broken rib,
sustained at Emmett, will resume
work Thursday.
Congressman Kinkaid of the Sixth
district was in Norfolk enroute to Lin
coin where he will attend the post
masters convention. He was among
those in attendance at the national re-
publican convention in Chicago last
week. "A very enthusiastic and har.
monious convention" was the way he
expressed his views on the gathering.
| j. l.. Weaver left today on a business
trip along the Bonesteel line.
Dr. Kindred of Meadow Grove was a
Norfolk business visitor Monday.
J. l.. Ross of st. Joe was in Nor
folk today looking after business in
| terests.
Mrs. e. NJ. Clement was expected
home from visit in Colfax and Des
Moines.
w. j. Huston of Plainview was in
Norfolk Tuesday afternoon enroute to
| Lyons on a business trip.
Mrs. C. |. Bernard and daughter have
arrived in the city from Plainview and
John Craven of Exeter is in the city
visiting his brother, Dan Craven Mr..
Craven owns a lumber yard and coal
business at Exeter.
August Steffen and G.. Binderwald,
teachers in the Christ Lutheran school,
are in Lincoln attending a meeting and
conference of school teachers.
Mrs. Mary Miller and granddaughter
were in Norfolk this noon enroute to
their home from a few days visit in
| Wayne with relatives and friends.
Fred Krahn and Carl Krahn of st.
Ansgar, Ia, are in Norfolk on a visit
with his brother G. H. Krahu. They
will be in the city until the middle of
| next week
Among the days out of town visitors
in Norfolk were: c. F. Hansen, G.
w. Miller, Leigh j. L. Howell, E. l..
Richardson, Albion; j. X. Grady,
Kearney; S. T. Moulding, Clearwater;
J.. Buson, Lynch; Frank Holman,
Pierce; A. ]. Bingenhamen, Creighton;
Senator F. j. Hale, Atkinson; j. A.
Waller Hadar; j. C. STOPPED, Hum
phrey; H. c. Holt, Kearney; Oscar
Linn Hoskins; c. T. Bard, Creighton;
James e. Switch, Laurel; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. Burnchley, Humphrey; Mrs.
VIM. Saunders and Miss Della Barnes,
Winnetoon; August Tiplasky, Verdi
gre; F. c. Friend, Plainview; Adam
O'Neall, Pierce; Mrs. Ralph De Long,
North Loup; H. NJ, Scott, Plainview;
e. A. Kinkaid, Plainview; Mrs. Lizzie
White, Niobrara; H. T. Harris, Ewing;
Misses Florence and Grace Olmstead,
Butte.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rottler,
son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Balleweg,
daughter.
Thomas Sheean is recovering from
severe illness.
Mrs. A, d. Schortt, who has been
very i'll, is regaining her health.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Horner,
| living near Warnerville, a son.
T. NJ. Hull of Norfolk will attend
the Denver convention of the democ-
racy.
Special Masonic exercises will be
held at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning.
Little Donald France. while scuffling
with some other boys, broke one of
the small bones in his right hand.
The break in the Northwestern
roadbed between Stanton and Norfolk
has been entirely repaired The last
load of gravel was put on yesterday.
The large plate glass window in the
Nebraska National bank, blown out
during the storm a week ago last
Friday night was replaced Monday af
ternoOn.
The Omaha conference OF the
Woman's Home Missionary society,
opens in Omaha Thursday of this week
and lasts for three days. Several ladies
from this city are planning on taking
in a part of the session.
l.. NJ, Hibbs of Norfolk, representing
Fairbanks-MOrse & Co., sold the new
electric light plant at Fairfax which
is being installed by C. A. Johnson.
Mr.. Johnson is vice president of the
Nebraska National bank of Norfolk
George E. Wallace of Omaha, who
presided over the state Y. NJ. c. A.
convention in Norfolk, was elected in.
ternational committeeman from Ne
braska at the international Sunday
school convention meeting in Louis
vile.
A man presenting socialistic doc.