The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-29
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Beels has also often seen Glover while
at Lead.
Paules PAUL. and Miss Georgia
Brakeman were married at Sioux City
at II o'clock Saturday morning. f. A.
Brakeman, father OF the bride, accom-
panied the young couple to Sioux City.
On their return here Sunday evening
| they were met by large crowd of
| friends, whom they tried to avoid by
getting off on the north side of the
train. The crowd, however. had SEN
tries posted there and the young cou.
pie were followed up Koenigstein av.
enue by the crowd, who contributed
much noise and embarrassment to the
two who tried to avoid them. MIR. and
Mrs. PAUL. will for the present make
their home with the parents OF Mrs.
PAUL., Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Brakeman.
Mr.. PAUL. expects to accept position
with the Western Union at Sioux City
The program committee for the
North Nebraska conference for the
convention OF home missions and
church extension at Fremont Decem-
Der 7-S, met in Norfolk and selected
speakers. Following Is the commit
tee: DR.. II. j. Caker, Kansas City;
DR.. William Gorst, Omaha; Rev. ID.
|. Roush, Columbus; John Lewis. Oma'
: ha; Dr. Thomas Bithell. and j. r.
Bader, Fremont DR.. ID. X. Tindall
and DR.. C. w. Ray, Norfolk. These
speakers were selected: DR.. c. b
Spencer, Kansas City; DR.. Robert
Forbes, Philadelphia; DR.. M. c. B
Mason, Cincinnati; DR.. w. f.. Doughty
New York City; DR.. ID. d. Vaughn
Chicago: DR.. d. G. Downey, Chicago
Mrs. Della l.. Williams, Delaware
Ohio; Rev. Benjamin S. Haywood, SaI
= Juan, p. r. 1t is expected that 50'
: delegates will attend this meeting.
= Miss Margaret Potras returne,
home from her school, west Of Pierce
,. Sunday noon, seriously Ill.
{ M. l.. Ogden went to Wisner yestei
:. day noon on business.
e Mrs. Walter Recroft went to Oman
s. Sunday noon on business.
Miss Minnie Schram and sister, Ii;
e zie, arrived home from Beemer SUI
u day noon, where they had been on
g few days visit.
~ Jake Christensen went to Niobrar
- Saturday to do some work on tn
steam shovel.
T. Miss Elsie Bailey of Hoskins sper
~ Sunday at the Junction.
- George Kokely of Foster transacte
W business at the Junction Saturday.
70 l.. E. jerks, an Omaha resident, vi
~ tied with Junction friends Sunday
70 tween trains, on his way to Denve
Colo, where he was called on accoul
70 of the severe illness of his son.
- Miss Geneva Moolick spent Sunda
~, at home and returned to her scho
- Sunday noon.
49, Fred Demaranville of Sioux CT
!, passed through the Junction yesterdt
40 on his way home from the west.
~ James Walton of Ewing was at ii
&c Junction Sunday to meet his mothe
who was coming from Gregory count
80 Among the days out-of-town visito
nd in Norfolk were: F. f. Stevens, d;
n las; W. F. Baker, Lynch; Mrs. Slaug
w. ter and son, Dallas; Mrs. G. ]. Frazie
10. Naper; Miss S. B. Todd, Naper; He
OF man Theisen, Snyder; Fred w. Flo
40. deck, Bristow; c. N. Linaberry, Nape
IN. l.. G. Cameron, Scott Bluffs; Geor,
CHI Rees, Humphrey; Karl G. Binge
Plainview; j. l.. Burns, Creighton;
If. NJ. Doolittle, Neigh; c. w. Webste
on Gregory; Noama Craig, Madison;
M II. Van Seggon, Scribner Villa
he Runge, Hooper; A. Zorba, Herricl
of Arvid Bostrom, Bristow; Dean Dillo
ne Oakdale; Charles Miner, Fairfax;
i'm A. Rosseter, Valentine; c.. S. Smit
eel Madison; B. II. Schoberg, Pilger;
tn II. Huff, Wisner; e. C. Gamb
to Wayne; F. d. Davey, Creighton; ID.
lis Roberts, Platte Center; b. F. Goo
ridge, Neigh; j. ID. Matner, Lo
nd Pine; Oliver Miller, Elk Point, S. l
as A. H. LOebe Stanton