The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-10-15
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

F. G. Coryell is at Spencer.
Mrs. Rudolph Schneider is ill.
Joyce Hall returned from Omaha.
Ernest Wilson went to Creighton.
+. r. Baker returned from Omaha.
II, F. Barnhart is back from Pierce
L. p. Weatherby returned from
Plainview.
Mrs. Lucas of Foster was in. the
city Saturday.
Adam O'Neal of Pierce was in the
city on business.
Mr.. Pohlman and son of Pierce were
in the city on business Saturday.
Mrs. Gildea and her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Gildea, returned from
Omaha.
Henry Haase returned from a short
trip to Meadow Grove, Battle Creek
and Tilden.
Kimmel Barnes went to Hastings
where he will visit with his, brother
for a few days
Miss Emma Wctzel, who has been
spending vacation at Seattle, Port
land San Francisco, and other coast
cities, returned.
Misses Emma and Minnie Braasch
returned from a short trip to Council
Bluffs and Omaha,
Mrs. II. X. Demmon of Dunsmuir,
Calf, is visiting with Mrs. II. T. Don.
ner and other relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. c. S. Hayes have writ
ten from Cedar Rapids, Ia, saying
they expect to be home Monday.
Miss Margaret Hamilton came
home from her school near Plainview
to spend Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Harry w. Hinkley, $40 Koenig-
stein avenue, has gone to the Samari-
tan hospital in Sioux City for treat.
ment.
William Blatt, VINO has been at Leth-
bridge, British Columbia, for the past
three months on a business trip. re-
turned here Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Horn, supervisor of
the women's ward of the hospital at
Ingeside, Neb., suburb of Hastings,
is in the city visiting with Mrs. V. V.
Light.
Hans Anderson returned from Lin
coin. Anderson expected to enter the
university this year but has changed
his mind and will not attend until next
year.
Walter and Frank RainbOlt, nephews
of n. A. Rainbolt returned from South
Dakota, where they had been looking
the country over which they say looks
good. They went to their home at
Ames, Ia, this morning.
b. T. Reid, NJ. l.. Martin, w. A,
Kingsley and Louis Ottmer took adj
vantage of the weather conditions for
ducks yesterday and included the en-
tire south part of Madison county in
their hunting trip. They brought back
number of fine ducks with them. An.
other trip is planned by them and al
though they say the ducks are begin
ming to fly, they were not as plentiful
as was expected.
Disappointment is reported by the
refreshment committee of the Epworth
League, which was to have given a
social at the Methodist church Friday
night. One of the committee who was
to furnish the German stand" with
rye bread is furnishing his friends
with the bread. Others who made
candy, salads, etc, have refreshments
on their hands. They had prepared
before they read The News,
Probably one of the most energetic
captains of the committees of tens
who will work for the Y. NJ, c. 4.
building fund is G. r, Sprecher local
manager of the Nebraska Telephone
A large crowd of Norfolk young peo,
pie enjoyed the dancing at the railroad
mems hall at the Junction Friday
night,
A meeting of the Elks will be held
at $3.50 tonight limitations will be
made, after which a social session will
be enjoyed.
Next Wednesday will occur the we'd
ding of Miss Hulda Dreher and Frank