The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-29
MONDAY MENTION.
Fred Schulz was at Pierce.


f. r. Baker returned from Bone.
steel.
Miss Emma Melcher spent Sunday
in Wisner.
f. G.. Townsend returned from
Creighton
Miss Martha Viergutz spent the day
at Stanton.
Frank Kitterman of Rushville was
In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. August Halner of Stan.
ton were here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klug of Stanton
were in the city.
T.. p. Weatherby is at Dakota City
on legal business.
Martin Haase of Hoskins called on
friends in Norfolk.
Louis Sloetey of Pierce was In the
city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Deck Of Hos
kins were in the city.
Henry Schwichtenberg OF lIadar
called on friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Roehrke of Hos
kins called on friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Fechner of
stanton visited with friends here.
Mrs. Fred Schultz of Stanton was
here visiting with Mrs. e. d. Perry.
Tim Howard of the Western Union
company is in the city making repairs.
Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt went to Omaha,
where she will visit with relatives for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Largen of Creigh-
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d. Sturgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Cow, who have
been visiting in Colorado for the past
two weeks. have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schellen OF
Winnetoon were here visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. A. c. F. Schulz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melcher, Mrs.
Morris Irwin and Miss Doris Irwin
went to Plainview Sunday In their
automobile to visit with relatives.
E DR.. ]. w. Mahood will speak on
What An Earthquake Did, at the
Methodist church tonight.
The West Side hose company and
: the F. e. & NJ. V. hose company vii
hold a Joint meeting at the city hal
Tuesday evening.
Company ID" holds their weekly
drill tonight. Owing to the fine wealth
l. err conditions it is expected the com
/. pany will have outside drill.
T. st. Paul's Lutheran church held al
s annual missionfest in the church Sun
; day. Rev. j. P. Mueller Of Norfoll
+ delivered the morning sermon. Man.
:, mission workers were present and
Il fair collection was made.
William Stafford, who has bee
8. spending his vacation hunting nea
), Meadow Grove, Is back at his desi
= Mr.. Stafford reports having killed fol
e, ty-five ducks. This statement Is VI
:; held by his friends, who have bee
t. eating roast duck since his return.
s. A regular meeting of the CONNIE
J. cial club members will be held at tn
]. city hall next Thursday night, o.
8, tober 49,. All the members of tn
J. Commercial club are urged to be pre-
n, ent at this meeting.
Peter Ramsing, printer on tn
Daily News force, has just receive
word from Europe announcing tn
death Of his father, H. Ramsing,
p Skgean, Denmark. Peter Ramsing
IL alone in this country. He rooms
r. the home of E. r. Hayes.
w. An important meeting Of Norfo
IN lodge, No. 81, A. o. U. W., will
III held Tuesday evening. One Of Il
Is jurisdictional questions now before Il
I'll lodges of the state will be before Il
~ lodge to be balloted on, and eve
ne member should be present to tai
s' part.
e. Last seasons baseball fans we
* shaking hands with Fritz Brown, Nc
IN folks star baseball player, who W
III in the city calling on friends. Brow
'r- who is teaching school at Creston, h
re a tender spot in his heart for Norfol
'h and If he does not sign up with sor
hs fast league next season Norfolk W
vi probably again have him here in /
&c old capacity as captain.
Plainview Republican: Mr.. and NJ
+. b. Nicola of Norfolk and Mr.. a
Mrs. j. B. Crooks of Washington, |
an visited the G. F. Durland family Sc
asst eral days the first of the week, {
re- parting Tuesday. This was the fiji
ny visit of Mr. Crooks and he was agr'
aw ably surprised to see such fine cot
nd try and such excellent crops, and su
err progressive and cultured people.
II. A lively dispute over a shovel Sat,
is day evening ended in a presentati
r. of the shovel to o. w. Rish, who clai
it'll ed William Altman, a laborer in t
a employ of Guy Smith, contractor
ISIS the Norfolk avenue sewer, was usi
IDS a shovel which was stolen from h
ma some time ago Marks on the sho'
red were compared, but Contractor Smt
'ile ended the dispute by asking Rish
the take the shovel as a token of
md friendship.
arl Edwin Macy broke his left wrist a
es, William Werner sprained his ankle
ing a result of falling down at the skati
ac- ring Saturday evening. Macy, who
the the son of |. M. Macy, was skati
A. alone when suddenly his feet slipI
aw from under him. He fell on his !
is arm, which caused a fracture at
Is wrist. He is able to attend school