The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-09-10
II. F. Barnhart went to Sioux City

Henry Haase and daughter, Miss Ada !,
Haase, went to Hoskins.
Miss Opal Coryell went to Dixon |
Saturday to open up her school there. |
Miss Helen Marquardt was at Madi. |
son yesterday visiting with her sister.
Misses Minnie Mas, Lillian Degner
and Agnes Zutz were visitors at Hos.
kins.
Miss Marie Palm, Miss Dora Palm
and George Palm spent yesterday at
Hoskins.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Dixon were at
Creighton Sunday taking in the base.
ball game.
Miss Emma Melcher, who has been
visiting friends here, returned to Phi.
ger yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Ramer arrived
home Saturday night from weeks
visit in Omaha.
Ludwig Koenigstein is back from the
Seattle exposition and his studio will
be open this week,
Mrs. w. ]. Weatherholt, Miss Stella
Weatherholt and Miss Edith Estabrook
were in Hoskins visiting.
Adolph Moldenhauer starts on his
vacation today. He will probably go
to Lincoln to take in the state fair.
Mrs. L. NJ. Beeler, who has been in
Council Bluffs visiting with Mrs.
Bierer, returned to Norfolk Saturday.
Miss Frances Mccormick of Jackson
is visiting at the home of her uncle.
James E. Montague, on North Ninth
street.
Adolph Altschuler Of Kansas City
was in the city yesterday visiting with
his sisters, Mrs. d. Baum and Mrs. j
Baum.
F. A. Beeler, who has been in New
York City, Philadelphia and other
eastern cities, returned to Norfolk Sat
urday.
Mrs. Eugene U. Maxwell, who has
been visiting with the A. Fl. Viele
family, returned to her home in Lin
coin yesterday.
Milton Stern of Marshalltown, Ia.
Is in the city visiting with Mr.. ano
Mrs. D. Baum. Mr.. Stern is a nephew
of Mrs. Baum.
Father Rothkege1 is in Norfolk from
Wisner. He has been taking the place
! of Father Fitzgerald, who has beer
! taken to an Omaha hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Friday, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Tate Willie, Mr., and Mrs. Emf
Koehn and Mr.. and Mrs. John Weiden
Teller were at Columbus yesterday.
. r. w. Priest, business manager TO
I Henry B. Harris THE Third Degree,
: which comes to the Auditorium Tues
, day, September IA, was in the city dur
: ing the day renewing friendships mad
, here last spring when he Travelled
ahead of "The Lion and the Mouse.
Both plays are by Charles Klein
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge Kendall arrived
home from Omaha last evening.
e Mrs. Ed Hutton went to Missouri
= Valley yesterday.
s A. B. Dillon of Oakdale passe
d through the Junction Sunday on hi
J.. way to Lincoln to attend the stat
i fair.
Miss Rebecca Duggan went to Os
b mond Sunday noon to take charge G
her school.
f John Long left this morning for Ere
8 mont, where he will meet Mrs. Lon
T. and daughter, Elsie, and from Their
y they will go to Lincoln to attend tn
e state fair.
James McCune passed through tn
d Junction last evening on his way
l. Whitewood where he will operate tn
ditching machine for the Northwes
IS ern.
e Miss Nellie Hyde went to Verdigl
IT yesterday noon to teach.
e, Miss Geneva Moolick left yesterda
Is for Pierce, where she will indulge
Is teaching school for the coming eigi
N months.
On account of Monday being Lab,
ID day he city council will not hold tt
If ,egular meeting until Tuesday night.
in On account of the bad weather fie
tie day at the Country club has aga
It, been postponed and will probably tai
'e place next Friday.
In the absence of Chief of Poli'
ty Marauardt, who is encamped at c
lie lumbus with the greigerbund, Mig
er Patrolman O'Brien has been placed {
lg the day force. George Wheeler is az
II. ing night patrolman during the a
at sence of the chief.
N Charles Beiersdorf, who spent re
W days in Pierce county, returned yeste
~ day and reports the biggest apple al
corn crop yet recorded in that count
nc Mr. Beiersdorf says the farmers a
eh too busy to bring the apples to mark
}" and are feeding them to the hogs.
Miss Margaret Hamilton went
Plainview to commence teaching
term of school about seven mil
-. northeast of that town. This is t
school where the teacher, Miss Lou
,,t Royce, in the blizzard of 1888, fro
a. off both feet, and three of the pup
nj froze to death.
*. Those who we're startled by sect
nm the fire team making run up Norfc
Of avenue soon had their minds at re
M when they found out that the wag
an. was only making a trip to the we
side for more hose on account of
ire many breaks in the new hose, WIFI
of occurred at the Morton fire on Sou