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

Norfolk Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Harter returned last night
from Napersville, Ill.
A. II. Viele has gone to Chicago ant
Grand Rapids on business.
Mrs. e. Tanner of Battle Creek Is
visiting with friends in Norfolk today
c. X. Allen Of Durant, Okla, is an
over-Sunday guest at the home of w
N. Huse.
Henry Bruner and family have re
moved from Park avenue to 7l3 South
Fourth street.
Miss Carrie Gettinger of Omaha is
visiting at the home of her brother, f.
C. Gettinger.
Mrs. r. r. Howe, who has been Wis.
iting relatives here, left for her home
in Wakefield.
Mrs. II. A. Twitchell has returned
to her home in Red Oak, Ia. after a
weeks visit in Norfolk
II. G. Haskins, c. s. Smith and Mon
roe Smith, all of Madison, were here
in their automobile yesterday.
Rev. e. II. Hammond, who has been
camping with the Sabbath school for
the last week at the Ray farm, re-
turned this morning.
l.. M. Beeler was in the city buying
medicine for M. G. Hazen, who is sui.
fering with bad cold at their camp
ing place at Jackson's slough.
Mr.. and Hrs. S. Sreund will leave
Monday for Denver and Yellowstone
park. They have been visiting at the
home of their uncle, Charles Rice.
F. S. Bowling, republican candidate
for the nomination for county Judge,
and w. H. Field, clerk of the district
court, were In town from Madison dur
ing the day.
Spencer Butterfield has gone to the
Butterfield ranch near Wausau, where
he will remain during the summer.
Geo. d. Butterfield also made a trip to
the ranch.
Madison Star-Mail: John Decker,
who is foreman Of the Chronicle and
has held that position for three years
and who has worked in this city for
the past nine years, holding position
as foreman on this paper, received
letter from his sister, Miss Clara Bel.
denbender, who lives at Pittsburg, Pa.
1t has been twenty-five years since
John saw his sister, and it has been
eleven years since he knew where she
was. The letter brought good news
to John and he was as pleased as a
boy with his first pair Of boots.
The funeral of Frank Hickman will
be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock at Christ German Lutheran
church. Rev. ]. P. Mueller the pastor
will have charge Of the services. Blu
rial will be in the new German GENE
terry north Of the city. The funeral
sermon will be delivered in both Eng.
fish and German. The following pail
bearers have been selected: Adolph
Moldenhauer, Arthur Schwetfeger,
Henry Faubel Theodore Miller, Emil
Hoefs, John Boehnke. The four flow.
er girls will be Miss Helen Korth,
Miss Hertha Viergutz, Miss Dora Pond
and Miss Lillian Miller.
Among the days out-of-town visitors
in Norfolk were: Mrs. o. w. Ellen. !
wood, Neigh; Mrs. F. S. Leonard, Ne
ligh; w. H. Six, Columbus; VIM.
Holmes, Santee; o. X, Barto Gordon;
w. A. Pischel, Madison; H. Lamb,
Joseph Helms, Verdigre; H. |
A. Daily, Stanton; F. V. Reamy,
O'Neill; c. o. Shannon, Mclean; P. |
J. Pratt, Humphrey; Bernice Swett, |
Elk Point, s. D.; Laura Graves, Elk |
Point, S. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. West. |
rope, Plainview; Thos. F. Green, Cen
ter; ID. NJ Melick, Neigh; A. A. Mel |
ick, Neigh; H. r. Lyman and wife, |
Battle Creek; d. L. Best, Battle Creek; |
Frank Fateifa, Elba; Mrs. T. w. Click,
Verdel
Jack Koenigstein has purchased a
full blood English setter.
The dog which recently bit w. H.
Brakeman has been killed. The animal |
belonged to Joseph PLANT.
Burt Mapes will build a new resi-
1ence on North Ninth street, a block
east of the standpipe.
The st. Johannes church Sunday
school will give picnic tomorrow af-
Lernoon at o'clock at Machmueller's
grove, one-half mile east of the city.
Everybody is invited and jolly time
Is anticipated.
The Krug building has been rented
Tor ten days by G. P. Miller, agent for
he Hornick, Hess and More Co.,
wholesale druggists of Sioux City. A.
L. Lager, who is travelling salesman
Tor this firm, will assist Mr.. Miller in
he store.
The case of Norman S. Westrope
against Henry Pruden, both of Plain
view, in which Mr.. Westrope claims
Pruden owes him $3.50 for commission
n selling his farm, came up in Judge
Lambert's court here during the day.
Pruden made an application for a con.
inuance of the trial till August "a,
which was granted.
City Clerk Harter returned from
Omaha last night, where he went to
secure the services of q city engineer.
W. l. Brown was employed and will
nave charge of the new Norfolk sewer