The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-06-11
THURSDAY TlpINes.
d. Rees is home from Omaha.

ID. Rees Is home from Omaha.
A. c. vradenburg has been In Ran.
dolph.
c. s. Hayes was in Newman Grove
Wednesday.
J. X. Carter was in Neigh yester-
day on business.
DIR. Schemel was down from Hos.
kins Wednesday
j. ID. Sturgeon was in Humphrey
Wednesday afternoon.
EW. p. Pargeter returned last even.
ing from brief visit to Sioux City.
Miss Margaret Long of Madison Is
the guest OF Miss Merle Brakeman this
week.
Mrs. d. c. Cordery left today for a
visit with her parents near Rochester,
MINI.
p. f. Bell is in Omaha attending the
takers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dudley, jr., and
Miss Margaretha Boeck are visiting in
Omaha and Utica, Neb.
Master Vane Catlin of Onawa, Ia,
arrived in the city last night for a
visit with Clare Brakeman.
Robert Schiller, proprietor of the
Oxnard hotel, accompanied by his
wife, made the round trip to Columbus
yesterday.
| Archie Cow is home from Des
Moines, Ia, where he has been attend
| In Ie the Col ,f nj 20
eral months past. He will probably
return to Des Moines in the fall
Misses Georgia Austin and Laura
Heitzman have gone to Allen to at
tend district convention of the Ep.
worth league.
Mrs. Hand, wife of Lieutenant Hand
of Fort Leavenworth, will arrive in the
city Thursday to spend the SUMMER
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Weav-
err.
G.. D. Butterfield arrived home yes
terday from Hot Springs, S. D., where
he attended the northwest Nebraska
bankers convention. ID. Mathewson,
who was on the program Tuesday, is
expected to return from Hot Springs
Sunday.
Only four degrees variation occurred
in the temperature Tuesday, the mer.
curry dropping as low as 81 degrees
and never passing above So. Only a
trace of rain fell, less than one-tenth
of an inch.
Kent's slough, between Norfolk and
Battle Creek, will be seined Wednes
day afternoon under the direction OF
Deputy Game Warden Donovan oi
Madison, the object of the SEEMING be-
ing to remove the carp and buffalo
from the slough in the interest of good
fishing.
Commencing today mixed train No
n, on the Union Pacific will arrive al
Norfolk at 11:59 a. m, and No. rs
mixed train, will leave Norfolk at 2:1(
pm.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: e. l.. Dimick
Laurel; A. B. Dillon, Oakdale; H. E
Siman, Winside; County Attorney
James Nichols, Madison; John F. Hoff
man, Fairfax, S. D.; Deputy United
States Marshal j. F. Sides. Dakota
City; F. G. Auringer, Neigh; S. Fl
Pickering, Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. F
Moore, ]. l.. Burns, Peter Richling
Creighton; w. w. Weaver, Dallas, s
d.; H. A. Carmody, Vern Carmody
i Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Lewis, Meadow
Grove.
Samuel Foster of Plainvlew passed
through Norfolk yesterday, returning
from Sioux City, where he has takeI
his wife to have an operation per
formed. Drs. Nye and Warren per
|, formed the operation.
The Eastern Star lodge will hold in
| ltiation Thursday evening.
. Abram White Is willing to gamble
on his garden. Mr.. White says hi
corn is knee-high and his potatoes are
in bloom.
The library board will meet Frida.
afternoon in the library rooms. J
meeting was to have been held yester
: day, but several members of the boart
!. were out of the city.
A card from j. H. Conley says tina
D., which he thinks is good town
He says the crops are fine and land il
, making big increase in price.
The golf links at the Norfolk Coun
try club are now virtually finished
i, Yesterday the iron pockets wer
! placed IN the ground for the nine hole
! and numeral designations for the hole
were set up today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Maynard left to
, day for California, to be gone ST.
r weeks or two months. They go b,
d way of st. Paul and Winnipeg owe
the Canadian Pacific to Vancouver
| thence to Victoria, Seattle, Portlan
{ and San Francisco, arriving in Lo
Angeles in time for the Elks gram
' lodge, to which Mr.. Maynard is the de
t egate from Norfolk lodge, No. 65;
They will return by southern route
:. F. G. Klocke of Lost Springs, Wyo
e president of the Rosin Coal company
in which a number of Norfolk peopl
! are largely interested, was in the cit