The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-08-27
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

ton last evening.
william Hauptli is expected back |
from Chicago this evening.
NJ. G.. Hazen is expected to return |
from Gregory this evening
C. f. Page, former manager of the
Norfolk ball team, is in the city.
Miss Freda Korth and Mrs. Martin
Sporn went to Pierce for short visit
today.
G. ID. Butterfield left for short stay
mt the Butterfeld ranch at Wausa Sat
urday.
Mrs. Edward Hoopman OF Madison Is
I'm the city for short visit with
friends.
Il. N. Vail left for Foxhome, Mimi,
60 look after the threshing on his farm
near that place.
Jack Hanley of Omaha Is expected
in the city this evening for short
visit with friends.
Miss Lydia Klug, who has been here
visiting with Miss Minnie Mas, re-
turned to Stanton yesterday.
Miss Tillie Lehman, who has been
visiting with friends at Hot Springs,
8. d., returned to Norfolk yesterday.
William Graves returned from Den
yer and Cheyenne yesterday, where he
had been for two weeks vacation.
Miss Margaret Hamilton, who has
been attending the teachers institute
at Pierce returned to Norfolk yester-
day.
Joe Parker, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Peoples store, has accept.
ed a position with the Fair store as
driver.
Rev. ]. e. Craig of the Second Con.
gregational church of the Junction.
left the city for Avoca, Ia, to visit
friends.
Among the days out-of-town visitors
in Norfolk were: c. S. Smith, Madi-
son; Theodore T. Johnson, Burke, s.
D.; Jennie Nelson, Wayne; w. e. Nc
Cord, Albion; Addie Kuhler, Page;
Chas. Miner, Fairfax, S. D.; H. A.
Berry, Wayne N. G. Emery, Pierce;
w. e. Thompson, Lamro, S. D.; II. H.
Pylman, Wisner.
A. Koyen has sold nine automobiles
during the past week. Among them
was one six-cylinder Overland to R. B.
Schneider at Fremont.
Mrs. Rose Cooney and daughter,
Miss Gladys Cooney of Omaha, are in
the city visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Flynn.
Mrs. Hanah M. Tindall, wife Of DR..
ID. X. Tindall, is on visit with her
daughter. Mrs. G. H. Gray, Central
City, Neb. She will return about Mon
day of next week.
w. A. Kingsley, who has been in
Omaha attending the annual conven-
ton of the Northwestern Hotel Mems
association. returned to Norfolk yes
terday.
A number of persons enjoyed picnic
suppers on the Country club green
last night. An informal dance fol-
lowed in the evening.
J. D. Sturgeon opened up his new
store in the Krug building to the pub
lie Saturday. The new place is
equipped with fine Mushroom and rest
room, and coffee was served all day.
Louis Behrens, tailor employed at
the Fuesler tailor shop and who suf-
fered from paralytic stroke some
weeks ago, is able to walk about on a
crutch but his left side is still par.
alyzed.
Rev. D. X. TindSll, D. D., left for
Pilger, where he and Bishop Nuelsen
will dedicate a new church tomorrow
There are four new churches for ded
ication in DR.. Tindall's district this
conference year. His work prospers
Oscar Richie, who was arrested fol
fighting on the street few nights ago
came to town Saturday and paid g
fine of SO, which was imposed upon
him by Justice Eiseley on charge Of
disorderly conduct and using obscene
language.
C. H. Groesbeck has rented the resi-
dence property at present occupied b!
John Koenigstein on Koenigstein av
enue. Mrs. Groesbeck and son viii
arrive tomorrow noon. Miss Nellie
Cantwell will go as far as Fremont t.
meet them.
Vaclav Lodi, who fell from an ic,
box and broke his arm in the Then
meat market some time ago, has writ
ten from Battle Creek saying he Il
rapidly recovering strength and eS
place as sausage maker soon.
Another case of cholera morbus ha
been added to the list of one of tn
physicians who has had his hands full
treating this disease, now prevalen
in Norfolk. Although an epidemic ha
been reported, physicians say they be
lieve it will soon be over.
Monday morning the good road
committee who have interested tn
farmers and business men with thei
project, expect to get their subscriI
tion list started. There is no questio
but that they will meet with success
as the necessity of good roads tribl
tary to Norfolk has already become al
parent to all,
The annual picnic of the Norfolk RI
lief association will be held in Pass
walks grove Sunday, beginning at
O'Clock in the afternoon. The ban
will be a feature of the days program
There will be refreshments and game
of all sorts. The public generally
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