The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-08-06


was in Norfolk.
J. c. Chamberlain is going to Plain
view this evening.
Miss Ingoldsby Of Battle Creek
spent the day here.
Mrs. c. Oestrich of Hadar is visit
ing here with friends.
Herman Altman Of Pierce is visiting
with friends in Norfolk.
Miss Martha Steinkraus of Pierce is
here visiting with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Simmons returned from
trip to the coast last night.
l.. NJ. Beeler and family are expect
ed back from their fishing trip Mon
day.
Geo. N. Beels returned Saturday
morning from business trip to Sioux
City.
Ed f. Beels. formerly of Norfolk,
has removed from Sioux City to Her
rick, s. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Taylor who
have been visiting the Seattle expo
sition and other coast cities returned
| today.
Mrs. Mas and her daughter Miss
Minnie Mas, who have been visiting
with friends in Denver, are expected
to return this evening.
Mrs. John Lackey and her son,
Charles, leave Monday morning for a
visit with friends in Kansas City and
other Missouri points.
Frank S. Bowling of Madison, re-
publican candidate for county Judge,
and Clint Smith of Madison, republi-
can candidate for the nomination for
sheriff, were in the city curing the
day.
Mrs. Clyde A. Watson and children
of Las Vegas, New, and Mrs. NJ. e.
Lobnow of Omaha are expected on the
evening train to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Schmiedeberg and Mr.. and
Mrs w. C. Altman.
]. A. Ballantyne, jr., of Gregory, who
has been out to the coast visiting the
Seattle exposition and registering at
reservations in Spokane, Montana and
Wyoming, returned yesterday and will
visit for few days with relatives.
C. l. Bernard has gone into the real
estate business at Plainview with G.
F. Durland, his father-in-law. Mrs
Bernard was formerly Miss May Dur
land of Norfolk.
The George w. Reckard property on
Norfolk avenue has been sold to
James Roseborough. Mr.. Reckard is
making his home in Los Angeles now
F. G. Coryell made the sale.
August Degner, who filed suit II
Justice Lambert's court July 20 against
Mrs. Alvina Gruchow for $40 for house
rent, has been granted a change o.
venue to Justice Eiseley's court.
Norfolk's new cigar factory has
opened for work and public inspec
ton. H. j. Barnhill, formerly OF
Fresno, is turning out 300 cigars eacf
day and at present has but one strip
per, but expects to increase his force
very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Durland, theil
daughter Miss Jane Durland, ant
. Miss Clara NJ. Wood, left yesterda!
for Seattle, Wash.
Among the days out-of-town visitor
in Norfolk were: w. G. Elley, Mad
son: D. Hampton and family, Wayne
o. S. Fowler, Kearney; C. S. Smith
Madison; Rev. and Mrs. F.. Gensther
Leigh; A. McSweeney, Ainsworth; Vel
, da e. Beuch, Creighton; A. H. Blu
randi, Gregory; ]. F. Rohr, Pierce; c
D. Payburn, Creighton; o. c. Finstad
Gregory; c. F. Stalcup, Gregory; F. +
Finch, Belgrade; F. w. Knox, Be
grade; Ralph Gilman, Verdel; G. +
Benton, Verdel; Maud Benton, Verdel
Mrs. D. NJ. Andrews, Lindsay.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Duncan
, jr, at Hoskins, son.
w. R. Martin of Schoolcraft pre-
cinct, candidate for the republican
nomination for sheriff in this county
, was in Norfolk.
, Mrs. L. A. Manville, wife of the fol
mer principal of schools Of Dallas, S
, D., was operated on for appendiciti
at her home in Omaha July 81. She
!. reported as convalescent. DR.. Harris
, city police surgeon of Omaha, pei
, formed the operation. Mrs. Mae Rot
, ers was the nurse in charge Of tn
2 patient.
H. S. Thorpe and Paul Woods wer
: at Bloomfield as witnesses in hole
! up case. F. B. Richmonds, agent 70
, the Singer Sewing Machine compan
Oh that place, was arrested, charge
by a man named Ellis with havin
a held him up and robbed him of $2'
: Mr.. Thorpe and Mr.. Woods were wit
, Mr.. Richmonds at the time the holC
: up was alleged to have occurred, an
n by their testimony he was cleared.