The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-05-29
TUESDAY TOPICS.

s. Beck is in Valentine on business.
c. Nj. Thompson, the Newport bank
err, was in Norfolk Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Schram returned last
evening from a visit in Omaha.
Judge A. Van Wagenen Of Sioux
City was in Norfolk over night.
f. G. Stiles is home from a visit with
relatives in Kansas and Missouri.
Mrs. Fred Linerode and Mrs. Harry
owen returned at noon from visit to
Omaha.
Ex-Congressman ]. ]. Mccarthy of
Ponca was brought to Norfolk Tues
day noon by legal business.
c. o. Pratt, f. l.. Waite and e. j.
Waite of Cambridge, Mass, are the
guests of w. ]. and c. c. Cow.
Misses Minnie and Caroline Krue-
ger returned to Firth, Neb., after a
few weeks visit with Rev. and Mrs.
Witte.
Herman Melcher from Wisconsin,
Arnold Pasewalk, Obed and Ernest
Raasch drove to Battle Creek to spend
the day.
Miss Lydia Squires left this morn
ing for Peru to attend the state nor
NAL for four months. She has been
teaching school in the Raasch district.
Mrs. Will Martin and Mrs. Jesse
Reynolds and three sons Of Denver
are here visiting their father, Judge
l. G. Westervelt They will remain
for two or three weeks.
Mrs. Minnie Juhl accompanied by
her daughters, Luella and Clara, have
returned from Omaha, where they
went to attend the wedding of their
cousin, Miss Mary Peterson.
Despite the early hour several men,
bers of the senior class were at the
station this morning to say goodbye
to A. G. Kennedy, a high school in.
structor, who leaves the Norfolk
schools this year. Mr. Kennedy went
to his home in Weeping Water.
L. A. Rothe was in Lynch on bust
ness.
Clyde Whelan returned from Column
bus last night.
Miss Anna Leu returned last even
ing from a short visit in Columbus,
Miss Minnie Klug left yesterday for
Stanton where she will visit at the
home of Frank Klug and family.
Attorneys Jack Koenigstein, NJ. D.
Tyler and E. p. Weatherby arrived
home last evening from Madison.
c. II. Groesbeck has gone to La
Crosse, Wis, TO attend to business
matters with the Gund Brewing COM
pany, whom he represents in this ter
ritory. Mr.. Groesbeck will return
Friday noon.
E, NJ. Norton arrived in Norfolk last
night from Wheatland, Wyo.. to at
tend the marriage of his daughter,
Miss Fannie Norton, to Mr.. L. p. Pase-
walk Wednesday. Mrs. Norton ar
rived in Norfolk today from an eastern
visit
The Degree of Honor will meet
Wednesday afternoon in G. A. r. hall.
The first of a series of two musical
recitals, which promise to be unusual
ly delightful, will be given this even
ing in the Auditorium by pupils of
Prof. Ludwig Koenigstein. Prices will
be 10 cents for children, 25 cents for
adults.
President ]. NJ. Pile of Wayne col
lege was to have delivered the COM
mencement address at Orchard Satur-
day evening but was taken ILL., AS a
substitute President Pile secured Rob
ert l. Elliott, formerly of Norfolk, now
a law student at the state university.
The Norfolk Plumbing and Heating
company has secured the contract for
putting in the heating plant at the
new school building at Orleans, Neb
The plant is modelled after the Nor,
folk high school plant.
p. A. Shurtz has moved his jewelry
stock from O'Neill to Norfolk, where
he has stored the stock in the building