The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-08-20
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.


Schuyler yesterday.
A. c. Vradenburg has returned from
Sioux City.
Mrs. ]. H. Harnish returned from
O'Neill yesterday.
Miss Mary Rhoten left for Grand
Island. where she will attend school.
NJ. C. Hazen went to Gregory, Butte,
st. Charles and Carlock on business.
Myrtice Doughty and Lorin Doughty
went to Inman to visit with relatives.
Miss Edith Barrett is confined to
her bed with a threatened attack OF
typhoid fever.
S. G. Dean, who has been in Colo
RADIO for the past two weeks, is expect
ed home tomorrow.
Charles Richie and his sister, Miss
Bessie Richie, have returned from
their trip to Colorado.
Miss Belle Temple of Wayne, who
has been here visiting her sister, Mrs.
c. c. Cow, left for st. Paul, MINI.
Whsle Tompkins, who has been WIS.,
iting at the home Of E. l.. Loucks, re-
turned to his home in Hastings yester-
day.
Harold s. Cow, who has been here
visiting with his parents, returned to
Gregory to resume his duties in a
bank.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. McNamee and
children have returned after two
months visit in Toronto and other
points Of Canada.
Rev. j. P. Mueller, Rev. F. j. Vogel
of Tilden, Rev. Mr.. Hofius of Pierce
and Rev. Mr.. Hoffman of Battle Greek
returned to Norfolk from Maryville
where they attended the synod.
Word has been received from Miss
Edith Viele, who is at Crete on hel
vacation, stating that she is camping
with party of friends on an island
near Crete, and enjoying her vacation
immensely.
Mrs. D. Baum had comfortable
night and, although still very weak, l.
slowly regaining strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde A. Watson ant
Mrs. M. E. Lobnow of Las Vegas, New
who have been visiting with the M
Schmiedeberg family for the pas
three weeks, went to Omaha yester
day. They will visit Chicago ant
points in Indiana before returning t.
their home.
Among the days out-of-town visitor
in Norfolk were G. L. Fuller, Dallas; A
E. Ward Madison; c. H. Mohr Plair
view; E. NJ. Sherman, Valentine;
VanNorman, Foster; w. M. McCor
nell, Foster; Lloyd Castle, Gregory,
D.; Ida Oline, Lynch; Mrs. c. 4
South, Butte Mrs. VIM. Whitla, Al
Okla; ]. F. Hansen, Brunswick; E.
Barnum, Dallas, S. D.; F M. Wheele
West Point; B. E. Shots, Madison;
Crook, Foster.
, There will be no band concert t
night on account of the death of o
. car Uhle, who was staunch friend
the band. The concert was to hay
been given at the corner of Thil
B.. street and Norfolk avenue.
: Fender Republic: Frank Smith, II
Indian who was arrested at Winneb
l go last Thursday, charged with stea
= ing some mail boxes east of Thursto
< was judged insane and ordered to Il
:. asylum. Sheriff Dorcey took him
e Norfolk. He will probably be taken
e Canton, S. D., soon.
S At the Nebraska Bankers associ
Il ton meeting, to be held in Omaha Sc
T. TENDER s and 8, a special initiation
J. the Ak-Sar-Ben will be held. Count
It club dinners will be feature. Amor
It the speakers are j. Adam Bede, form
IL congressman from Minnesota and
h years the humorist of the house
representatives w. S. Whitman
Atlanta, Ga; Joseph Chapman of M
neapolis, Mimi; Darius Mathewson
Norfolk, whose speech at Hot Sprin
p made such hit; F. L. Temple of Ii
ington, and F. H. Sanderson of F
"A mont. Mr.. Whitman of Atlanta is
e head of ninety-three banking insti
H. tons, and finds time to talk with
his business. Mr.. Chapman of Min
W apolis is an orator as we'll as a bank
lie A. Buchholz was thrown from
to buggy at o'clock last night and pa
he fully injured about the face and haI
I'd when the team of DR.. c. j. Vere
h which he was guarding in front of
III residence at 421 South Fifth sire
to took fright and started to run aw
Mr.. Buchholz was sitting in the bul
ed at the time and line somehow
RS entangled in the horses feet, at VIII
he they took fright. They started oil
ng dead run up Fifth street, the bu
tipped over and he was thrown to
he ground. The team made sharp t
ip, on Fifth and Norfolk avenue
of while going up Norfolk avenue ca
lin very near running over several peo
he The team was not stopped until II
Iir. about a quarter OF a mile from
Tor bridge.
NJ. j. Golden. assistant general n