The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30
MONDAY MENTION.


ness.
s. H. Grant went to Madison to visit
his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Lackey spent
Sunday at Pilger.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Rees will leave for
Colorado tomorrow.
r. d. Rohrke of Hoskins was visit
ing friends in Norfolk.
e. w. Zutz, who had been in Lin
coin on a business trip, returned to-
day.
Mrs. e. N. Vail went to Wayne Mon.
day noon for a short visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Chas. Lodge left yesterday for
visit with her daughter at Welcome,
MINI.
Miss Helen Glissman of Doom Ia, is
visiting here with Miss Minnie Brum-
mund.
w. M. Rainbolt of Omaha spent the
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs N.
A. Rainbolt of this city.
! A. j. Reiter and daughter and Miss
Gladys Reiter of Marion, Ia, are visit
ing with Mrs. c. Rasley.
Mrs. F. G. Rooster and Mrs. c. R.
Reed are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Bostrom at Wausa for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Wise of Sioux
City and Miss Ruth Spence of Madi-
son visited over Sunday with Mrs.
Pinkerton.
Mrs. Edwin Booth, jr., left for &C.
ueva, where she will visit with her
preached at the First Congregational
church at Fremont Sunday.
, Mr. and Mrs. August Gehm of Mar
celine, Mo-, are stopping here for a
, short visit with relatives after which,
in company with Mrs. E. w. APPEL and
Mrs. c. F. w. Filter. they will leave
for the coast. They will visit the Sc.
I attic exposition and other coast cities
]. d. Sturgeon has purchased the
millinery stock of Mrs. Waddell at
Madison and Meadow Grove.
I'll If there is no more rain there will
S be a Christian church Sunday school,
l. picnic Tuesday leaving the church al
;. 9 and 10 o'clock a. m.
p c. B. Durland has purchased the
d residence property of Dr. A. Bear, cor
d ner Norfolk avenue and Ninth street
g and will occupy the dwelling abou
n September /.
k The Woman's Home Missionary so
q ciety of the Methodist Episcopa
church will meet with Mrs. S. F. Dunn
n on South Eighth street. Tuesday after
.e noon at o'clock.
b The firm of Coryell & Sem, VIII
had offices in the Bishop block, ha
l.. been dissolved. Business will fror
r. now on be continued by F. G. Coryel
re who retains the same Offices.
e. H. Walters and Oscar Uhle an
re their families, despite the rain SUI
Is day, enjoyed fine days fishing. The
caught quite a number of fish an
err cooked them at the camp they bui
on the river.
Work begins tomorrow on the in
,i- provements of the First Congregation
al church. The walls will be rede
" Grated and the floors will be re-va
X. nished and covered with new carpet
S. NJ. Rosenthal has filed suit |
lie Justice Lambert's court against Osct
IN Sutton for $23.51 and cost of suit, a
nd legged to be due for goods and me
chandise sold him. The case wi
come up at 8 a. m. July %.
Gid Salmon, in charge of the Napp,
Ct ranch, west of town, shipped two ca
so of cattle yesterday. Four hundr'
head were fattened this season at Il
at. ranch, consuming $4,000 bushels
ed corn, besides hay and several tons
cotton seed and shorts.
or. While shopping Mrs. C. e. Gree
els left her purse, containing Sc, on
nv counter in a down town store. VIII
Md she went to pick 1t up she discover
,se 1t was gone. There was but one 9th
customer in the store at the time, a
ur. it is suspected the purse was taken
tin that party.
The funeral Of Frank Hickman, ht
las Sunday afternoon from Christ Luth
md an church, was attended by a We
,rs. large number of friends. The fune
res sermon was delivered in both Engl
and German. Burial was in the n
cemetery north of the city.
e A meeting of the good roads &C
mittee will be held in the directo
O room of the Nebraska National bs