The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30

odge. to be held Tuesday evening, 1t Is
expected that initiation Of big class
Of candidates will take place. Deputy
A. B. Dillon did some work here ear
lier in the month and as the result OF
that work, in which he was assisted by
local members, the remainder OF
class of thirty-two will be taught what |
It is to be Workman. The event of
the year in local A. o. U, w. circles Is
expected for Tuesday evening.
A camping party consisting OF P. j.
Fuesler and his two sons, V. A. Nenow, |
A. Smith and A. Removsky, left here
for Henderson's place, where they will
camp and fish for week. The party
has telephone installed in one tent
and the camp will be one of as mod
ern as can be made. The cots which
the party have with them are mos
quito proof" having a mosquito bar
fitting around them at night to keep
insects away from the sleepers.
Mrs. s. G. Saterlee left this morning
for Omaha for brief visit with her
son, Roy, who is working there.
James Brennan spent Sunday with
his family in Omaha
Jay and George Arp Of Missouri Val
ley are here visiting at the homes of
their sister, Mrs. f. Kroholer and Mrs.
William Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Spear have ar
rived home from visit in Omaha.
Mrs. John Spellman arrived home
Saturday evening from Nickerson,
where she had been visiting her pa
rents.
Mrs. c. r. Kampman and two chill.
dren arrived home from Fremont,
where they have been on visit with
formerly of the Junction.
The pile driver crew came down
from Verdigre to spent Sunday in Nor
folk.
William Lewis Ia in a hospital in
Omaha, as a result of the beating he
received at the horse races In FIRE.
mont.
Burt Hanger of Neigh spent Sun
day with his brother, Carl Hanger.
John A. Mullin has arrived home
from a business transaction in Ere.
mont.
John Long of Omaha spent Sunday
with Norfolk friends.
Mrs. John Crotty of Amerilla, Tex.
who has been here visiting with heI
sister-in-law, Mrs. Pat Crotty, left fol
Inman last evening for visit with rel
atives.
, Mrs. George Deuel. of Pittsburg
Kan, who has been visiting for some
time with his nephew, Art Blubaker
, went to Tilden last evening for a visi
with other relatives.
Among the days out-of-town visi
tors in Norfolk were: G. H. Bryner
Galloway; A. ]. Lunder, Wayne; F
, Fl. Mohrman, Pierce: G. S. Smith
Madison; Wash Simpkins, Neigh; w
( P. Schelp, Platte Center; H. Barnes
= Battle Creek; Mrs. S. r. Warnock
!. Wayne; o. A. King, Wayne; Georg
Johnson, Wayne; w. L. Mote, Plain
J. view; NJ. F. Parish, Fairfax; w. H
r Field, Madison; Miss Ida MARI
h Lynch; Peter Larson, Randolph; ].
i Dyer, Meadow Grove; J. S. Story
Pawnee City; Lloyd Busby, Wake
:. field; w. NJ. Moldener, Tilden; JOSEF
a A. Schmidt.
/, Ed Monroe, driver of the fire d.
d partment, has been making calls o
e business men along Norfolk avenu
= with view of getting their aid
s. keeping the cutters in front of the
e places of business clean. He has me
It with much success. With the exec
ton of very few the business me
II have agreed to sweep off the gutter
d every morning at the same time the
1T sweep off the sidewalks. In front
many places where ice cream can
lie ETC., stand, many flies gather, and
r the places are not cleaned off dirt a
It, cumulates and gives the bushes
ut front of any place bad appearance.
On Saturday evening a jolly par
o. of U. c. It's to the number of abo
al forty members and their wives, m
n, at the home of A. Randklev on Sou
r. Eighth street and from there pr
ceeded in a body to the home of A.
40 Lager and wife on South Min
as street and completely surprised Il
m couple who are about to leave f
IL, Corpus Christie, Texas. They broug
their refreshments, consisting of
nd cream and fine homemade cake
IN which after an enjoyable intermir
ey ling, was served to all After war
nd in a few well chosen words,
lit Secretary George H. Spear, on beh
Oh Norfolk Council No. 120, U. c.
m. and their ladies, Mr.. and Mrs. Lagg
On were presented with finely engrav
&C. Mount Vernon table spoon, as
ar token of the esteem in which tn
It's. were held, also as a memento of
in occasion. Responses were made
EAR both Mr.. and Mrs. Lager. After
al enjoyable evening was spent
er- guests departed after bidding G
viii speed, and good bye.