The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01

Mr. and Mrs. Guirk and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wiedeman and
family came to Norfolk from Burke,
s. D.. Saturday evening to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wiede-
man and other relatives, but their keen
disappointment they found that Mr..
and Mrs. Wiedeman had gone to Oma-
ha, where Mrs. Wiedeman underwent
surgical operation at St. Joseph hos.
pital.
While romping with a number of
boy friends near his home at 6 o'clock
last evening Carl Randklev, 13-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Randklev, fell
backwards and broke his arm near
the wrist The boys had been rough
ing it a trifle when Carl suddenly ran
backwards, throwing his hand behind
him. When he hit the ground the
bone cracked. A surgeon was called
and today the lad Is reported doing
nicely.
About $50 people went to Hoskins
Sunday to attend the missionfest there
which was held by the Lutheran
NhuiNh' wv his Iolt vi oJdlllOl
delivered the jubilee sermon and Rev.
Mr.. White preached in the afternoon.
Singing by the congregation was
feature of the entertainment. Ladies
of the church served dinner and sup
per- Among the ministers who took
part in the services were Rev. Mr..
Brier of Hadar Rev. Mr.. Speering of
Melville and Rev. Mr.. Preuss of Win
side. About $3.50 was cleared for the
/ missions.
John Klug returned from Pierce.
Bun Dixon was at Creighton Sun
day.
E. p. Weatherby returned from FIRE.
mont.
d. Mathewson has returned from
Omaha.
C. w. McMasters is in Omaha tran
sacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schilling went
to Hoskins Sunday.
August and Fritz Hellerman were
visitors at Hoskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Lehman were
at Hoskins over Sunday.
Frank Henderson returned from a
fishing trip at Niobrara.
j. B. Maynard and C. B. Durland
went to Pierce county on business.
Miss Emma Schorregge and Miss
Helen Marquardt were Sunday visit
ors at Tilden.
William Ehenkemp of Creighton
was Sunday visitor with the A. W.
Finkhouse family.
Edward Pfeil of Hoskins was in the
city consulting a physician. Mr.. Pfeil
is suffering from stomach trouble.
Mrs. William Strain of Niobrara and
Mrs. NJ. c. Darnell of Creighton were
visiting with the J. c. Chamberlain
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Sharpless of Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, are expected in the
city to visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Jack Koenigstein.
j. c. Osborne of Battle Creek was
in the city visiting with friends. Mr..
Osborne was on his way to Cherry
county to round up his cattle.
An automobile trip were enjoyed .
by number of young ladies of Stan |.
ton who stopped in Norfolk for a
short time Sunday evening. Among
the party were Misses Pauline Fech-
ner, Martha Wonner, Francis Baker
and Irene Feyerham.
Mrs. Bert Taylor and son Floyd ar .
rived home from Omaha last even |
ing, where they had been on bust |
ness.
Fireman Brick, who has been run
ming out of Dallas, has returned to |
Norfolk and will run out of here.
c. r. Kampman went to Trip
county to assist his brother Philip
in putting in Wen.
Thomas Storal of Verdigre was in
the Junction yesterday on his way to
Omaha
Mr. Shaw arrived home from Iowa
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Hedricks and
son arrived home from Omaha last
evening where they had been on
business.
Otto Rankin went to ONeill last
evening to testify in a coroner's in
quest held there.
Miss Geneva Moolick returned to
her school in Pierce yesterday noon,
Mrs. Harry Foote arrived home
from Niobrara last evening having
spent Sunday with Mr.. Foote who was
working there.
Miss Glaida Cass and brother,
Benjamin, of Deadwood, S. D., are
here visiting relatives.
Misses Rebecca Duggan and Mar
garet Hamilton returned yesterday
noon to their schools in Pierce
county.
A party was given Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Burnetta
Hurd's thirteenth birthday at the
home of her grandparents, Mr., and
Mrs Steve Burnette. Refreshments
we're served Eight girls and a few