The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-28
SATURDAY slErlNo.

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spent Friday In Pierce,
Miss Lillian McCabc Is expected
from Columbus this evening to spend
the week with her friend Miss Fac
Livingston.
Mrs. b. W. Jonas is visiting rela-
tives In Randolph for n few days.
G. w. Lemont Is in Iowa on a bust
ness trip to be gone several days.
Mrs. w. l.. Bowling and Mrs. ID. b.
Lynch were up from Madison Friday
Fred Scherger, the Battle Creek
miller, was In Norfolk for few hours
on business.
+. Il. James of Valentine has been
in Norfolk the past week visiting his
sister, Mrs. II. b. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. p. f. Sprecher left
Saturday noon for Montana, where
Mr.. Sprecher expects to locate.
Mrs. Il. p. Hummel of Sioux City Is
here to visit her mother Mrs. August
Brummund, who Is sick. Mrs. Hummel
is accompanied by her son Earl
Mrs Fred c. Marshall and little
baby will come down from Niobrara
tomorrow to visit week or more with
Mrs. Marshalls parents, Mr. and Mrs.
"A. II. Viele.
Miss Emma Baumgartner has re-
signed her place in the central office
of the Nebraska Telephone company
and has gone to Laurel for visit be-
fore leaving to spend the summer in
Portland, Ore.
DR.. j. G. Myers came in Friday from
O'Neill, where he was sent to attend
to some state work as deputy state
veterinarian. DR.. Myers has been
putting in a good deal of his time re.
Gently in state work. DR.. Myers and
DR.. G. A. McKim, recently state vet.
erinarian, have had their offices to.
gether but are not working under
partnership.
Editor f. r. Martin of Battle Creek
was in Norfolk last night.
Oil Inspector F. j. Pratt of Hum
phrey was in the city over night.
Among the out of town visitors
were: Rev. +. Young, FIRTH Sheriff
G. e. Hall, O'Neill; James Barrett
Atkinson; j. r. Crabb Clay Center;
Albert Olson, Fairfax, S. D.; G. A.
Iindahl, Elmer Hedlund and Martha
Anderson, Bristow; o. H. Gillespie,
Madison; julie Van Gilbert, Neigh;
T.. j. Fillkson, Ralph Fuerd and W..
NJ. Kreidler, Battle Creek; Hilda
Bingtron, Anoka; A. L. Howser,
Wayne.
The Damascus commandery Of
t. IL,
elected officers on the evening of AS
cension day. G. T. Sprecher, past
commander, was the installing officer.
The new officers are as follows: G. E..
Burnham, commander; G. B. Salter,
generalissimo; David Rees, captain
general; Joseph Allbery, senior war
den; S. G. Dean, junior warden; 4.
Fl. Viele, prelate; l.. c. Mittelstadt,
treasurer; G. T. Sprecher, recorder;
G. H. Burton, standard bearer; j..
Warren McClary, sword bearer; e. j.
Rix, warder; j. S. VanAlstin sentinel.
new time card, introducing ad-
ditional train service on the North
western, becomes effective Sunday.
The new fast train from Omaha will
arrive Saturday evening for the first
time, coming in on the present sched-
ule, The Omaha local will arrive at
z p. m. The morning passenger from
the west which will arrive at els
and leave for Lander instead of max
ing up at Long Pine. The first even
ing train for Omaha arrives at $50
D. M from Long Pine Sunday. After
Sunday the evening Dallas passenger
connects with this train. The new
morning train west though seven
day train, is not put on until Monday
morning, when it leaves the Junction
at 7:10 and comes uptown, leaving the
city station at 1925, proceeding west
towards Chadron over the west wye.
All of the trains are local save the
new fast train from Omaha, which
arrives at 1885 p. m. The corrected
time card appears in The News today.
Mrs. H. S. Overocker is on the sick
list this week.
The Methodist Aid society will be
entertained at The Methodist church
next Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Mar
tin Brubaker and Mrs. H. B. Thomas
All the ladies are invited to attend.
Mrs. II. A. Sem, assisted by Mrs
Myron Collamer, entertained the AL
tar society of the Catholic church
Thursday afternoon. a two-course
luncheon was served and very pleas
ant afternoon enjoyed.
John XVI and family have moved
here from Sioux City. Mr.. XVI is al
expert cream tester and will work
for f. B. Kaufman, who has found
it necessary, on account of large in
crease in business, to make an ad
dition to his force.
A number of Norfolk followers o.
the wrestling sport arranged to at
tend the Saturday evening wrestling
match at Enola between Kid Jensen
and Dick Walton. 1t was stated Sat
urday afternoon that several carriages
and autos were going down to Madi
son for the match.
The Norfolk high school baseball
team, which played return game
with the Neigh high school at Ne
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