The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-07-17
the city visiting her brother, A. A

| IL. BioferniCkt OF 81. James, Mlhh'
! is visiting Martin Raasch.
X. Il. Rouse OF Meadow Grove was
in the city Tuesday morning.
Miss Lorena Hans of Battle Creek
is visiting Miss Lillian Degner.
MIR and Mrs. James O'Brien OF TIL
den are visiting friends in the city.
Misses Lerena and Marie Keller OF
Inman are visiting Miss Edna Loucks.
Mrs. Hughes, who has been visiting
! Mrs. |. NJ. Macy, went to Pringhar, Ia,
at noon.
S. l.. Anderson and family left for
Long Pine Tuesday to spend week
camping.
Mrs. II. A. Grohosky, who has been
visiting Mrs. p. II. Cook, returned to
Lynch at noon.
Mrs. Riddel Of River Sioux arrived
at noon today to make Mrs. w. p.
Dixon a short visit.
Mrs f. ]. Shula and son. Miss Nc.
CURE and Mrs Broviak, went TO Lin
coin this morning.
Mrs Manhew, who has been visit
ing Mrs. F. G. Gettinger, left for Bat
tie Creek last evening.
Mrs F. S. Montgomery, who has
been visiting Mrs. II. l., Snyder, re.
turned to Omaha at noon.
County Commissioner Burr Taft is
in Madison attending a meeting OF
the county commissioners.
aft nj
who has been in consultation with H..
F. Barnhart, returned home this
morning.
Spencer Butterfield and Sam Frs
kline drove a herd Of horses to the
Butterfield ranch near Pierce Tuesday
morning.
Miss Mayme June and Jarvis CAT
ord, who have been visiting at the
home of f. r. Hayes, returned to
Omaha at noon.
Judge Isaac Powers and F. e.
Davenport and their families have
broken camp on the Ray farm and
returned to town.
Mrs. Whitney Carson and daughter,
Miss Louise, who have been visiting
Mrs. Kelly at the Norfolk hospital, re-
turned to Omaha at noon.
|. Catln went to Madison yesterday
morning.
j. ID. Sturgeon went to Madison yes
terday on business.
Miss Hattie Hoefs is spending her
vacation at Pierce.
The social to be given by the ladies
} 70 the Baptist church this evening will
be postponed until Friday evening.
M. o. Walcott received word Mon
day that John Koerber and family
were at Eldora, Colo 10000 feet above
sea level.
Mrs. Carrie Nation, of Ratchet fame,
who was asked by the local w. G.. T.
U. to deliver an address in Norfolk
this summer. has gone to Ohio to at
tend the national prohibition conven.
ton. In Omaha she depressed from
her favorite topic to denounce feath.
ers on hats and high heels on shoes.
DR.. J. E. futile, pastor of the First
Congregational church of Lincoln, a
forceful speaker, who last spoke in
Norfolk on the occasion of the recent
district convention of the Congrega
d, tional church here has resigned the
passionate of the Lincoln church tc
. become pastor of a church at York
Pa.
Captain Mack, the Pierce racer
which has been a familiar figure or
the Norfolk track, covered a mile II
2:14 at the Harrington races. Cap
tain Mack raced neck to neck will
- Barney L." who won the heat ant
: race, free-forall King WOodford
= another Pierce horse, won the 23(
race.
Because August Matchmaker, liv
, ing east of the Junction, went abOu
n warning Junction people of an ap
= preaching food which would wasl
q their houses away and because h
f carried his pigs and chickens up int
~ the hayloft to save them from thu
=. water he thought was coming, arrange
q ments were made to have him takeI
r. before the county commissioners o
r insanity Tuesday for an examination
o Protest was filed in the state audi
tors Office by the Columbian Nationa
Life Insurance company of Boston
against the name of the new Column
It bia Life Insurance company of thi
city. Attention was also called to tn,
It fact that a Columbia Life Insuranc,
company is in existence in Cincinnati
h Although the policy Of the auditor
office is to discourage the use of sim
Is liar names, the protest of the eastern
companies was disregarded becaus
!, the Cincinnati company is not emit
). tied to do business In Nebraska an,
because the protesting company ha
S. not been doing business in the stat
for more than a year.
HARVEST ON AT ELGIN.
Winter Wheat Will be Better Thai