The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-07-03


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to Planview to take In the ball game
were Mcssrs. Simpkins, Truelock and
Kaufman.
Charles II. Hays and bride left to-
day for Omaha and Lincoln where they
will stop briefly while enroute to Den.
YER their home.
John Craven OF Exeter, who has
been visiting with his brother. Dan
Craven, for two weeks. returned to-
his home at noon.
Rev. Mr.. Hoflns OF Pierce passed
through the city Saturday on his way
to Bloomfield, where he will preach
to missionary gathering.
Gordon Neigh, the baggageman OF
the Northwestern at the Junction,
leaves today for Albion, where he will
spend two weeks vacation.
J. G. Ferguson, n court reporter OF
Council Bluffs Is visiting with IL. r.
Hayes. He has been taking testimony
in regard to the wreck at Gordon.
Fred Krahn and c. Dicklever, who
attended the silver wedding OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Krahn, left for their
home at St Anger, Ill, this morning.
Mrs. Carl Lindstrom has returned
home from Omaha, where she attended
the convention of the Womans Home
Missionary society Of Northern Ne
braska
Miss Georgia Austin returned home
today from Omaha, where she was
delegate to the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary convention Of Northern Ne
braska.
Anton Wilde has returned home
| from two weeks vacation spent In
the Black Hills and has resumed his
work in the Northwestern ticket Of
| flee again.
c. l.. Leach of Tilden was in Nor
| folk at noon enroute home. Mr. Leach
reports that corn In the vicinity OF
| Tilden looks fine and Is not especially
backward The last two weeks have
given the farmers ample time to clean
their fields of weeds and some pieces
will be laid by" by the first Of July.
An automobile party from O'Neill
were In Norfolk Sunday evening In a
touring car. The party consisted OF
Messrs. Frank and Clarence Camp
bell and Misses Mae Campbell and
Nell Skirving. Frank Campbell and
Miss Campbell went to Omaha to
visit friends and relatives for few
days while Miss Sklrving and Clarence
Campbell returned home Sunday night.
Mrs. Charles Young is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Krantz, for few
days.
Joyce Hall came home Saturday
night after travelling a month in the
Black Hills. I
e. Woodhiser of Gregory, S. D.,
made business call at the Sugar City
cereal mills Saturday.
A. T. Birch Of Marshalltown, Ia,
who has been visiting his son-in-law
in Norfolk, returned home yesterday.
j. l.. Baugh returned today from
Fremont, where he has been attending
the photographers state convention.
]. G. Troutman moved into his new
residence Monday.
The new storehouse of the Norfolk
hospital Is ready for plastering.
An old horse trader from the west
ern part of the state passed through
the city Saturday with a covered
wagon and eight horses.
Running into barbwire fence while
riding Saturday Robert Diefendurfer
cut his leg so badly that several
stitches were required to close the,
wound. =,
The city council will meet Tuesday
evening, the meeting taking the place
of the special session which was to
have been held last Friday evening
A. j. Pasewalk has returned from
Gregory, S. D., to Wakefield, Neb., to
'esume his position as assistant
cashier of the Farmers G Traders
bank at that place.
C. j. Bullock, accompanied by
Charles Bridge, left today on a 500
mile touring trip through western Ne
braska in a twenty-four horse power
Jackson car. They will be gone about
a week.
Madison Star-Mail: Mrs. w. v.
Allen left for Chicago to see her
mother, Mrs. Mott, who fell down
stairs some time ago and injured her
self and who does not recover as
rapidly as it was thought she would
at first
Oakdale Sentinel: The committee
in charge Of the arrangements for the
Fourth of July celebration have been
extremely fortunate in securing Judge
w. F. Norris of the Philippine Islands,
TO deliver the address at the celebra-
ton in Oakdale.
At the business meeting of the
Farmers Grain and Live Stock COM
pany Saturday afternoon Fred
Braasch was reelected as director. F.
Krantz and F. Tannehill were elected
directors succeeding j. w. Ray and