The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-07-02
FRIDAY FACTS.

G. II. GroeSbeck returned from Dali
las Friday noon.
". J. Stadelman is home from a
business trip to Lincoln.
j. C. Chamberlain left for West
Point on a business trip.
G. S. Hayes went to Newman Grove
this morning on business.
Mrs. e. II. Gerecke of Fremont Is in
Norfolk visiting relatives.
H. F. Barnhart has gone to Anoka
on business. He will return Saturday
noon.
Mrs. Albert Koyen returned from an
visit in Watertown.
Mrs. l.. F. Vail and children will re-
move in short time to Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Simmons leave
today for a months visit on the coast.
H. s. Thorpe was in Madison on
business at the court house Thursday.
Miss Bertha Manske and Miss Bes-
Miss Beulah Gleason has returned
to Pierce after few days visit in
Norfolk.
Fritz Asmus left today for a three
weeks trip to Portland, Los Angeles
and other coast cities.
F. D. Perry and wife, who have been
visiting E. D. Perry, left Thursday for
their home in Stanton.
Mrs. H. e. Owen is in Norfolk for a
visit with her father and mother, Mr..
oDl Nv, EraJ iparndn
Albert Kenney and wife, who were
here visiting relatives and friends, left
for their home at Stanton.
e. p. Olmsted returned last evening
from SCOTS Bluff county, where he
had been with a party of landseekers.
Mrs. Timothy st. John of Lynch was
in Norfolk Thursday evening enroute
to Meadow Grove, returning to Nor
folk Friday.
Claude Ogden, who has been attend
Norfolk. He will return to resume
his studies next fall.
Frank and Martin Oesterling, who
have been here visiting their father,
John Oesterling, left the city today,
Frank going to Harrington and Mar.
tin to Wynot.
Among the days out-of-town visitors
in Norfolk were: Conrad Landerfield,
Dodge; Mrs. A. r. Armstrong, Butte |;
Vet. Lewis and wife, Meadow Grove;
ney, Lynch; John j. Marshall, Foster;
F. w. Yeazel, Madison; Mrs. Evans,
Creighton; A. G. Taelle, Wisner; w.
M. McCarkel, Columbus; c. j. Phil
lips, Fremont; H. ]. Humphrey; w.
Stanton; F. j. Pratt, Hum
phrey; ]. d. Keiser, Highmore, S. D..
Mark v. Murphy, Fairfax, S. D.; Philip
Pearson, Wakefield; D. s. Murray, FIRE.
mont; Oscar Jansan, Hoskins.
The Baptist church gave lawn So
cial on the church lawn Thursday
evening, which was enjoyed by all who
attended.
A bouncing baby boy was born last
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Wachter, who reside three miles east
of Norfolk.
A lawn social is to be given by the
Young Peoples Epworth league at
$3.50 p. m. Friday evening on the Meth
odist lawn.
Pierce Call: Lloyd Pasewalk of
Norfolk has been visiting his friend,
Lloyd Mohr this week, being one of
the campers at Duff's island.
Julian Raden, Twelfth street lad,
was the victim of a serious accident,
another small boy cutting him badly
with sickle. A tendon in his leg
was severed.
Chief of Police Marquardt is looking
for A. V. Walton, who works for Con.
rad Chapman at the Junction. Walton
is charged with disorderly conduct and
the peace in Norfolk
Wednesday evening.
Glen Ogden of this city has just
at Wheaton and will leave
for New York Immediately, whence he
sails for South America to take up a
responsible position as instructor for
the Presbyterian mission.
Chester Housh's brother is not in
Chadron, it is stated, but has been in
Norfolk, where he has employment.
The Housh boys father, however, is in
Chadron. Chester Housh is one of the
Norfolk boys who broke jail at Chad
ron this week.
Lieutenant Pilger, Lieutenant Koes-
ter, Sergeant Anderson and Private
M. H. Dresser. of Company 3D." N.
N. G., left Norfolk at o'clock Friday
morning for the target range, five
miles east. where they practiced on
the 200 and 300-yard targets.
Word has been received from Carmi,
ILL.,, announcing the wedding of Pres.
ton Ogden of this city and Miss Bell
Edwards of Carmi. which takes place
Saturday. The groom, who is the son
OF M. L. Ogden of this city, is we'll
known in Norfolk and prominent in
Carmi, where he nov lives.
Daniel Ryan, Charles Shultz and
David Marion, all strangers In the
city were arrested last night nv Chief