The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-08-28


short visit at the home of T. c. Cant.
well
Mrs. A. a. Harper and daughter,
Miss Myrtle Harper. went TO Butte
Thursday for ten days visit with
friends.
Mrs. j. l.. Weaver and daughters
will return Friday evening from Ar.
mour, S. d., after n few weeks visit
with relatives,
Father Schiller OF Sioux City, who
was the guest of Father Walsh for
several days this week, went to
Omaha at noon
Charles Schram and daughter, Miss
Minnie Schram, returned Thursday
from St Paul, MINI, after short
visit with relatives.
w w. Quvey OF Pierce, one OF the
candidates for the Republican nomin.
alton for county attorney in Pierce
county, was i'm Norfolk yesterday.
Marshal Kennedy of Madison was
In Norfolk yesterday In connection
with a visit to Neigh to testify in the
trial of young man charged with
stealing suit case.
Miss Bertha Richardson of Battle
Creek, who was visiting Miss Harriet
Mathcr, has gone to Seattle, Wash,
Miss Richardson is sister of County
Clerk Richardson of Madison.
Il. O. Garrett. one of the three Demo
cratic candidates for the nomination
for lieutenant governor, was in Nor
folk yesterday taking the afternoon
train up the Bonesteel line.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: j. c. Ecker,
Winside; Mrs S. j. Doyle, Madison;
Miss Neva Ellwood, Creighton; n. O.
German, Harrington; f. NJ. Gillian,
Wausau; II. Olson, Bloomfield; j..
Houzveka, Verdigre; Peter Nilsson,
Planview.
DR.. A. Bear, who was quite i'll, Is
able to be at his Office again
Archie Cow is taking his annual
vacation from the Nebraska National
bank for a week.
Miss Regina Mccain has returned
to her position in the A. L. Kilian
store after ten days vacation.
Burt Mapes has been belfast for a
number of days as the result of burns
| accidentally sustained from contact
with carbolic acid.
Oscar Fechner, while riding a BIZ
cycle on South Fourth street Thurs
day, ran into curbing and was
thrown to the sidewalk, severely
spraining his knee.
The Norfolk Long Distance Tele-
phoe company has made connections
with the Tilden and Meadow Grove
Telephone companies giving them ac-
cess to all the subscribers of Tilden
and Meadow Grove.
Little Francis Kent, the boy whose
bare feet were in the path of a mower
driven by his father, will have his feet
saved The foot, which was entirely
severed save for little piece of flesh
in the back part of the foot, is healing,
The Congregational church and Sun
day school will hold their annual pic
mic next Tuesday in the country, ar
irving home early enough in the eve
ming to have supper on the lawn of
Col. S. S. Cottons home.
Fred Hardy, a cousin of H. E.
Hardy of this city, is a resident of
Eureka, Cal, where the recent earth,
quake took place. No word as yet
has been received as to whether he
or his wife suffered from the disas
ter.
c. l.. Anderson of Norfolk has been
picked as one of the fifteen men who
will represent the state of Nebraska
in the national tournament held al
Camp Perry, Ohio Mr.. Anderson'S
selection is a high honor as the dele
gates to the national shoot must show
their superior craftsmanship over al
other militia men of the state.
Paul S. Dietrich, Office secretary
of the state Sunday school associa
ton was in the city yesterday enroutt
to Madison, where he will speak a
the institute. Mr.. Dietrich will as
sist in conducting the Stanton count!
district Sunday school convention
which is soon to be held at Bega
south of Hoskins.
The Leroy S. Angel bankruptc.
case, in which Judge Matt Mile
sought an order on the bankruptc.
party for about $4,000 for his client
the Charles II. Brown company o
Omaha, was tried before Referee Z
p. Weatherby The order wa
granted.
Stanton next month is to entertain
one of the biggest and most impOrtan
of Nebraska conventions, the mort
state conference of the Methods
church. The conference meets il
Stanton beginning September q
Bishop Mcintyre, one of America
most noted platform orators, will b
S one of the speakers, delivering hi
address on "Buttoned Up People.