The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-07-09
MONDAY MENTION,

w. j. Stadelman leaves for Omaha
this evening
C. Il. Turnbull went to Bonesteel on
business today.
DR.. G. ]. Verges went to Winside
Monday morning.
DIR. p. IL. Salter went to Madison
Monday afternoon.
W. r. Funk of Madison Is visiting
friends In Norfolk.
Ed Hyde OF Madison was in Norfolk
to spend the Fourth.
j. ID. Horner OF Warnerville is visit.
ing friends In Norfolk.
Mrs. C. r. Allen left on the early
train for Hawarden, la.
Mrs. w. G.. Baker of South Omaha
visited Norfolk friends.
Mrs. ]. M. Bondurant is visiting in
Tilden for couple of weeks.
II. F. Barnhart went to Pierce Fri.
day to attend district court.
Burt Mapes is expected back from
his fishing trip Wednesday night
Willis Mcbride and son, Logan, WIS.,
tied at the home of c. H. Reynolds
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nichols Of
Pierce are visiting friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. l.. b. Nicola has returned from
an extended visit with her parents in
Iowa.
Mrs. w. G. Baker of Omaha spent
the day visiting old time friends in
Norfolk.
Mrs. b. p. Pippin has returned from
Tilden, where she spent the Fourth
with her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Carter.
Her granddaughter came with her to
spend few weeks here.
John Davenport is in Norfolk visit
ing friends. He will return to Sioux
City in few days.
Miss Helen White of West Point Is
visiting Miss Bessie Widaman and
other friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. j. Krasne has returned to her
home in Fullerton, after a visit with
her sister-in.law, Mrs. s. M. Rosenthal.
Prof. August Steffen returned Friday
from Lincoln, where he had been at
tending the German Lutheran teach
ers' conference.
Miss Emma Wetzel will leave for
California and Washington Wednes-
day and expects to be gone all sum-
mer. She will visit the Seattle expo
sition and other coast towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Butterfield re-
turned to Norfolk yesterday. Mrs.
Butterfield had been in Wellesley,
Mass, to attend the Wellesley college
commencement exercises, her daugh.
ter, Miss Josephine Butterfield, being
one Of the graduates. Mr.. Butterfield
had planned the trip but became i'll in
Chicago and was unable to make the
journey. Miss Butterfield is visiting
eastern friends before returning home.
Mrs. p. Fl. Salter. sister, is visiting
in New York city on the return trip.
G. B. Salter, who returned from
Long Pine, reports splendid luck trout
fishing.
A drop of 81 degrees in the temper.
ature occurred in Norfolk between Fri.
day night and this morning. Friday,
with the government thermometer reg
istering SO, was the hottest day in
several years. Relief in cooler wealth
er came with rain Sunday.
Fred Larson and Jens Jensen of AL
bion were assessed SIS in justice Else.
ley's court Thursday afternoon,
charged with indecent behavior and
disturbing the peace. The two young
men had come to Norfolk to celebrate
but started in too early by trying to
wreck one of the houses of i'll fame.
The Country club grounds were
strewn with picnic parties Saturday
afternoon, people who took advantage
of the holiday to play golf having their
suppers under the generous shade of
the trees on various parts of the clubs
property. The new club house is not
yet ready for occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee of Oakdale
stopped off last evening for brief
visit at the home of H. H. Luke on
their way home.
Miss Dorothy Peters of Lindsay
spent the Fourth in Norfolk.
Miss Mable Robb of Wisner spent
the Fourth in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Sampson went to
Wayne today to celebrate.
Miss Nettie Luke of Sioux City is
here visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Luke.
Clarence Lewis of Wisner celebrated
in Norfolk Saturday.
Mrs. George Williams took the noon
train Sunday for Omaha, where she in.
tends to make her future home. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Mable Robb, who will visit for short
time with her mother, Mrs. I. NJ
Sanks.
Earnest Mallory of Battle Greek
spent Saturday In Norfolk.
Miss Pearle Humphrey arrived home
from Wayne Friday evening, where
she is attending normal, for a visit
with her parents.
Mrs. Hanson left at noon for her
home in Madison.
Ralph Swanson of Enola is visiting
Junction relatives for few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nolan
der, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander re
l.. N.y- AL