The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-07-30

Humphrey, was In Norfolk yesterday |
c. Il. Burnham returned from buzz
ness trip In Trip county last evening. |
David II. Gray OF Blencoe, Ia, visited ,
with the ID. Rees family.
City Attorney II. f. Barnhart has |
returned from Dallas. He is suffering !
from a severe cold
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Rees have gone to |
Colorado Springs, where they will |
spend two weeks.
Miss Mallie Scott and Miss Letta |
Scott are here from Plainvlew and |
will go to Wayne tomorrow.
Miss Buford Rees, James Rees and |
Miss Alice Rees, who have been In
Iowa for NO weeks visit, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. b. Maynard are ex-
pected home tomorrow night from a
seven weeks visit to Los Angeles and
other coast cities.
DR.. and Mrs. p. Ii. Salter and Mr..
and Mrs. C. II. Reynolds returned last
night from Omaha, where they were
house party guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Bucholz.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Gray, a
son.
Owing to its need for more room,
the Illinois Central railroad in Sioux
City has deserted the union depot and
hereafter will use the Northwestern
station.
Oakdale Sentinel: V. Il. Brainard
went to Norfolk the fore part of the
week. having been employed as mill
wright to assist in overhauling the
mill at that place.
A telephone message from the Fues-
Ter fishing camp, at Hendersons farm,
was received last night. The party
are enjoying the camping immensely,
and many fish are being caught.
Harold Banks of Chicago, who
claims to be the youngest commercial
| traveller on the road, expects to be in
Norfolk next Saturday for the annual
| U. C. T. picnic.
Stuart Advocate: S. l.. Anderson
and family of Norfolk arrived in Stu
art Friday for a short visit with Mrs.
Anderson's sister, Mrs. w. N. Coats,
and her brother, j. G. Inglis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson are well known here,
having lived here number of years
ago, Mr.. Anderson having been princi.
pal of the Stuart school for a number
of years. They were on their way to
Long Pine to spend the heated season
camping out on the old chautauqua
grounds. They left for Long Pine
Tuesday.
w. R. Hutchinson has returned from
Sioux City.
Among the days out-of-town visitors
in Norfolk were: Theo. Anderson,
Bristow; Miss Henry, Humphrey; Miss
Savage, Humphrey; j. d. Mcmillan,
Peru; J. W. Ludington, Fullerton; j..
NJ. Mcdonald, Pierce; M. F. Parials.
Fairfax; o. c. Kippenbrock, Gregory;
John Redhill Lamro; S. S. Roubdian,
Lamro; Homer Hill, Bonesteel; j. G..
Thomas, Verdel; j. M. Calder, Seward;
S. Payne, Bee; w. Kreuzien, Stanton;
F. L. McNawn, Lamro; John Frisch,
Madison; Leo. Frisch, Madison; j. C.
Borg, Wausa; H. Bead, Spencer; G. A.
Ostergren, Concord; Chas. G.. Crook
and wife, Meadow Grove; John Ram.
bach, Pierce; Chas. Schramm, Foster;
C. H. Blomquist, Wakefield; Geo. d.
Rich, Wisner; Geo. Clausen, Wisner;
John Spangler, Wisner.
John Welsh, chairman of the Madi.
son county democratic delegation to
the state convention, was taken sud.
denly i'll Tuesday morning and was un.
able to go to Lincoln. He is now at
his home here.
. A telegram received Tuesday after.
noon by Joe Horiskey states that his
son, Joe Horiskey, jr,, is in very crit.
ical condition at Washington, ID. C.
He has been ill there for some months
but hopes were held out for his recov.
cry.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. Mary Mathewsou Thursday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. There is i'm
portant business to transact concern
, ing the repairs of the church, and
every member is requested to be pres
ent.
, j. c. Engelman has packed up his
books and expects to leave for Madi
| son today, where he will open up 6
! new office. He will not abandon the
) Norfolk office, and will try to divide
his time between the two places. The
2 forepart of each week will be taker
up in Norfolk and the latter part il
Madison.
4 Miss Bertha Pilger and Mr. anC
Mrs. Albert Degner will leave here to
I morrow morning for Wayne to at
}. tend the wedding of Miss Vida Pilge
y OF Plainview to w. NJ Wright o
!. Dixon. Miss Pilger is a popular in
1 structress of the Plainview school ant
we'll known in social circles. Mr.
L Wright is principal of the Dixol
q schools.