The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-17
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

SAT URDAY SIF TINGS.
F. A. Redline went TO Tilden yester.
day.
George N. Beels went to Omaha last
night.
Geo. B. Christoph was at Tilden yes.
terday.
John Carberry went to Tilden yes.
terday.
Mrs. L. Buckendorf went to Ran.
dolph yesterday.
Jack Koenigstein is moving into his
new house today.
Gustave Dietz returned from his va.
cation trip in Minnesota today.
Mrs. Mabel Peters and Miss Hattie
Fischer went to Tilden last night.
e. B. Reed and Tack" Peters went
to Tilden to witness the baseball
game.
Mrs. S. Birdwhistle and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Alvina Bar of Stanton, were
in the city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Brechler and Miss Leon.
ora Hans Of Battle Creek were here
visiting friends yesterday.
Lawrence Hoffman, who has fin
ished his contract with the Lyons
baseball team, witnessed the Norfolk.
O'Neill game at Tilden.
Mrs. J. ]. Welsh left for Omaha
where she will meet her sister, Mrs
Margaret Davenport, who is return.
ing from New York City. Mrs. Daven.
port will visit with Mrs. Welsh for a
few days before returning to her home
in Valentine.
Born to Richard Winter, daughter
John Phinney has bought fine lit.
tie riding pony for his son, Lawton.
Norfolk lodge, No 659, B. p. o.
Elks, will meet in regular session this
evening.
DR.. P. H. Salter was elected a di,
rector of the Norfolk Long Distance
Telephone company.
Benjamin Benning of Long Pine is
here visiting relatives.
Friday was celebrated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Harter, both of whose birth.
days fell on the same day.
Mr.. McMasters will occupy the cot
on West Norfolk avenue October /.
Pierce Leader: At the residence of
County Judge Kelley, William c.. VI
rich and Miss Ella Golf were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony.
The First Congregational church.
which has just been redecorated, pre-.
sents an impressive appearance in its
new dress. The side walls have been
covered with burlap and the floor with
cork floor covering.
The price of sauerkraut will be at
normal figure this year. Casks will
be sold to the retailers in this terri
tory at something like $645@6.5O
Last year kraut sold at $10@11, be-
cause of a cabbage shortage. Pickle
products will show little change over
last year.
c. p. Christensen returned from
Battle Creek and reports lightning
striking tree about one foot away
from the bedroom window of his broth
er-in-law, John Shear, of that place
Although the entire family was much
frightened no damage resulted save
the spill, ering of the tree
Pierce Call: Judge A. VanWagener
was over from Sioux City yesterday or
business. He is interested with Coun
ty Attorney Stewart in the Hadar bank
robbery case. Argument in this case
for a new trial will be heard by the
supreme court of Iowa the 21st of this
month.
Rev. and Mrs, ID. X. Tindall have
just returned from a ten days visit
with their daughter, Mrs. A. B. Stokes
in Minneapolis. The doctor reports
great catches of bass, and one thai
measured eighteen inches in length
and was said by old fishermen VI
there to be as big as any ever caught
in the lake where this one was hooked
Pierce Call; Bert Miller returned
from Creighton Sunday, where he hat
been on business. He says Clarence
McWhorter, who played alto with the
carnival band last week, got tired o
| his job and returned to Norfolk Sun
day. Bert says the owner of the car
nival offered him job playing corne
with the band, but he is undecided a,
to whether he will accept it or not.
Pierce Leader: w. II. Hough, for
merly in the hardware and implement