The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-17

lung WIN raul IL. ZuelOW.
II. S. Overocker has moved into his
new house on Eighth street.
Ted Barrett of Cascade, Ia. is here
visiting with mis- brother, P. M. Bar
rett
Fred Fleckenstein of St. Paul, Mimi,
visited Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Reid.
Mrs. j. w. Fisher went to Omaha
yesterday to visit with her parents.
Donald Mackay from Winfield, Kan,
is visiting his father, DR.. j. H. Mackay.
Deputy Game Warden ]. B. Dono-
van of Madison was here on business.
Mrs. Herman Zeagfeld and daughter
of Plainview were visiting friends
here.
Mrs. G. w. McMasters went to Lin
coin, where she will visit with her
parents.
Mrs. F. e. Schultz went to Hoskins
yesterday to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. John Pofahl.
Mrs. j. H. Mackay went to Fremont
to join her sister in visit to their
brothers in Colorado.
Mrs. William Hollendeck of Bazile
Mills is here visiting with her sister,
Mrs A. c. F. Schultz.
P. j. PAUL. of Kearney was in the
city yesterday visiting with his son,
Paul PAUL.. Mr.. PAUL. was at Dallas
looking at land.
Miss Decide Reynolds and her broth
er, Bud Reynolds, of Chicago, who are
visiting with their aunt, Miss Kate
Moran, at Madison, were visitors at
the F. A. Brakeman home yesterday.
"Tack" Peters has resigned his po.
sition at the Elmer Reed barber shop
and will leave for Seattle the latter
part of the week. Robert Howe, who
has been at Wakefield, takes Peters
place.
Rodrick Mackenzie, a pioneer set
tier on Union creek in Madison coun-
ty but who went to Washington state
twenty years ago, has been in the city
visiting the family of H. e. Hardy.
Mr.. Mackenzie is on his way home
from visit to his old home in Pictou
county, Nova Scotia, the first in forty
years.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheel.
er, daughter.
A regular meeting of Damascus
chapter, No. SO, R. A. NJ, will be held
this evening.
The Yankee Robinson circus will
show in Norfolk on Tuesday The cir
Gus brings an airship, it is claimed.
George Surber, the mail clerk who
was taken sick some time ago and
who went to Waterbury, returned to
his run yesterday.
The Union Pacific depot and the
Union Pacific commercial agency were
draped with crepe out of respect for
the memory of Mr.. Hartman.
A daughter has been born to Rev.
and Mrs. John Nj. Kinds at Julesburg,
Colo. Mr.. Kinds was formerly pastor
of the Second Congregational church
here.
Mrs. John Gamble, the Filipino wife
of John Gamble, the negro, after hav-
ing been at the state insane hospital
for some time, has been returned to
her home in Norfolk
Fred G. Gerecke, Willard Green, Ed
Brueggeman and w. c. Altman have
been chosen as delegates from Norfolk
aerie to attend the national conven-
ton of the Eagles at Omaha this week
Mrs William Gnirk, who broke her
foot at Hoskns Saturday, was brought
here Monday and is in fair way to
recovery. The physician says al
though the break is a painful one, it is
not serious.
On account of the wet ball grounds
at Battle Greek, the game between the
Norfolk juniors and the Battle Creek
team has been postponed till next Sun
day, and will be played at Norfolk.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. A. o. Hazen, who are spend.
ing their vacation at Los Angeles with
their children. Mr.. Hazen says they
are enjoying their vacation immensely.
News of the marriage of Charles
Mathewson, jr,, to Miss Elliott, daugh.
ter of a prominent Walthill farmer,
has been received here.
Ralph Ramsay, an actor in the COM
pany which Henry B. Harris is sending
to Norfolk to present Charles Kleins
latest successful play, "The Third De-
gree" is an own cousin of Andrew
Carnegie.
change in the leaving time of the
Norfolk-Columbus passenger train on
the Union Pacific, has just taken place.
The train hereafter will leave Norfolk
at 11:10 instead of 1885, as previous
ly. This will allow the c., st. p, NJ.
& o. train from Sioux City to connect
with the Union Pacific train. There
are no other changes in the Norfolk
card.
DIR. A. B. Tashjean who has been
on the western coast spending a
months vacation, returned to Norfolk
yesterday. DR., Tashjean visited Los