The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-09-10
TUESDAY TOPICS.
j. d. Sturgeon is Ill.

Or. Salter went to Stanton today.
Mrs. Yale Huffman is visiting In
Omaha.
ID. Rees goes to Omaha tomorrow on
business.
Mrs. Charles Lodge has returned
home from n visit in Minnesota.
Mrs. II. f. Schiller went to Toronto
Canada, yesterday for q three weeks
visit.
Gustave Dietz has started his weeks
vacation, which he will spend at Sioux
City.
Miss Velma Covert OF Columbus Is
visiting at the home of Mrs. George
II. Spear.
Miss Amelia Wilde today starts her
vacation, which she will spend at Rls-
ing City.
N lss Agnes Raasch expects to re-
turL to Lamro today. Miss Raasch
was taken i'll at her homestead near
LarAro and 1t was necessary for her
to ! eturn to Norfolk. She Is reported
mu h better.
Miss Sophia Netheway has gone to
ON ell, where she will attend school
the coming year.
7 o. Ringer, an autioneer from
Station, was in Norfolk during the
day on business.
Senator Allen of Madison was in
the city. He had been transacting
business at Neigh.
Miss Emma Schoregge, who has
been at Sioux City spending her vaca-
ton, has returned home.
Boyd Brakeman, who has been visit
ing at Winnetoon for the past week,
returned to Norfolk yesterday.
Miss Ruth Harding is in Norfolk
from Omaha, visiting at the home OF
her grandmother, Mrs. M. A. MacMil-
Ian.
Mrs. Fred Paul, Mrs. Henry Klug
and daughter, Louise, went to Tilden
to attend the funeral of Henry Witt
wer.
G. w. McMaster goes east tonight
on business. Mr.. McMaster will prob
ably go to Philadelphia and New York
City.
Christian Uecker, messenger boy at
the Western Union office, who has
been on his vacation, returned to work
this morning.
A. M. Sonneland, son of I. Some
land went to Omaha yesterday to take
up his fourth years medical course at
Creighton university.
Sam Rees, jr., of Omaha has been
visiting in Norfolk for several days.
Mr.. Rees is a son of the proprietor of
the Rees printing plant.
Martin Wagner has returned to the
seminary at Wauwatosa, Wis, after
ha ring spent the summer with his IA
thor, William Wagner, near Norfolk.
Rev. ]. Q. Helm of the Methodist
church of Warnerville was a visitor
in Norfolk Mr.. Helm just returned
fro m Omaha, where he has been visit
inR with his parents, who are Ill.
y. ]. PAUL. of Kearney, father of
Paul PAUL., manager of the local West
ern Union office, is in the city for
short visit with his son. Mr.. PAUL.
goDs to South Dakota tonight to look
aft er some land transactions.
Fred Reiffert, Hans Johannsen Fred
F, fischer and Fred Rattigeher, all old
G arman soldiers who had been en-
c,mped at Columbus for three days,
stopped in the city last night The old
veterans were on their way to their
homes at Harrington.
Miss Maude Clark and Miss Nellie
Schwenk returned from an extended
vacation trip on the western coast.
Although Seattle is in its full regalia
now with the exposition in full blast.
Portland as town appealed more to
the Norfolk girls than did the former
city.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Sporn,
a daughter.
The Norfolk juniors go to Battle
Greek Sunday to play the Battle Creek
baseball team.
The Methodist Aid society will meet
at the church at $3.50 Thursday for
social afternoon. All their friends are
invited.
Company D, N. N. g., assembled at
the barracks last night and thor
ough cleaning up of equipments was
zone through. The company will meet
some time this week for inspection and
d. Ill.
On account of the absence of several
of The members of the city council,
which will cause that body to be I'M
able to get a quorum, the meeting
which was postponed till tonight was
again postponed.
Butte Gazette: c. S. Myers took his
wife to Norfolk Sunday, where she is
receiving medical treatment. DR.. Sal
ter has great hopes of speedy recov-
cry. Miss Hazelle Armstrong had
charge of the jewelry store in Mr..
Myers absence. He returned home
Thursday.
Despite the fact that probably hun
dred houses have been built in Nor
folk this summer, there is still very
great demand for houses to rent. One
landlord reports a dozen inquiries for
one cottage. The demand is sign of
steady, healthy growth such as is most
satisfactory to Norfolk people.
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