The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-10-01


Miss Edith Herman has returned |
from her vacation.
C. II. Pilger goes to Bonesteel on
business tomorrow.
Miss Amanda Wanei of Stanton was
visiting friends here.
II. NJ Huntington went to Albion
and Tilden in his automobile on bust
ness.
John f. Klug went to Bloomfield this
morning on business.
Miss May Higbee of Meadow Glove
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rasted of Pierce
were visiting friends here.
J. II. Mockett, eX-speaker of the
house, is in the city for few days.
f. A. Redline returned from Dead
wood and goes to Omaha tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Deck of Hos
kins were in the city visiting frien DIS,
Miss Amanda Warney of Stanton
was in the city visiting with frien DIS.
John e. Cronk, the rural mail car
rier who has been i'll, has returned
to his route.
Mrs. w. L. Austin and daughters,
Misses Maggie and Georgia, expect to
go to Sioux City tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Millnitz of
Plainview were in the city visiting
with the Charles Beiersdorf family,
Mrs. w. j. Weatherholt, her dat gh-
ter, Miss Stella Weatherholt, and Mrs.
A tn
E. P. Weatherby and ]. c. Chamber
lain returned from Verdigre yesterday.
Mr. Weatherby went to Fremont to-
day.
Mrs. Ray Hall of Lincoln stopped in
the city for a short visit with rela-
tives. Mrs. Hall was on her way to
Plainview.
d. B. Mclaughlin of Bridgeport,
Neb., organizer of the Presbyterian
Sunday school, is in the city transact.
ing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinkraus Of Plain
view, who are on their way to Colo
RADIO, stopped off in Norfolk yesterday
for a short visit with friends.
c. Clasen, Norfolk contractor, has
moved 10 wayne.
Miss Schram of Norfolk has bought
millinery store at Lindsay.
Mrs G. M. Peyton, who has been
reported critically i'll, is now said to
be much better, with chances in hel
favor.
A letter from M. c. Hazen was re
ceived from Reno, New, saying he was
on his way to Los Angeles, wheru he
would remain a short time, thence &c
to Seattle.
Walter Jones, former chief CLERK o.
the Nebraska Telephone company o.
Lincoln, arrived here this morning II
company with J. r. Carter, whom he
succeeds here. Mr.. Carter goes to
Lincoln tonight to fill the position o
traffic manager at that place for the
same company. Mr.. Carter's famil.
are already in the capitol city.
Tim Howard, who has charge of thu
moving of the Western Union tele
graph office, is today busy with gan!
of linemen putting in new cross-arm
on the poles at Fourth street ant
, Norfolk avenue.
The G. A. R. and the w. R. G. will
enjoy a picnic dinner at the G. A.
hall Saturday. All old soldiers ant
their families, and all members of tn
w. R. C. and their families are invited
to attend and to bring well filled has
kets.
The posters which are soon to b
l distributed for THE House of Thous
and Candles" the play to be seen a
the Auditorium next Friday evening
will attract unusual attention, as the
= are the work of Howard Chandle
Christy.
G. H. Pratt, general commercial 81
: perintendent of the Nebraska Tele
phone company, in company with A.
$ Lowman, division plant chief, and A
S. Kelly, assistant traffic superinter
q dent, were in the city consulting wit
i the officers of the local company l
view of remodeling the local office
also giving the Office here instruction
and attending to other business ma
tiers.
> A number of Norfolk fans wsnt
Butte to root for the Norfolk baseba
: team, scheduled to play Gregory g
that place Friday and Saturday afte
moons at the county fair there. MUG
interest is centered upon these tw
s. games, owing to the fact that they ar
probably the last two games Norfol
2 will play this season. The team r.
l. turns here Sunday and will be oil
e banded after Monday.
Protection lodge, No. 1Ol, Degree
It Honor is experiencing revivi
IS through the work of Mrs. J. F. Kir
v patrick. DEPUTY grand chief of homo
l. who has been in Norfolk during tf
y week assisting in building up the mer
d bership Of the lodge, She is meetir
with good success in her efforts, ar
n by next Thursday evening, when II
n regular meeting of the lodge is hel
b. it is expected that there will be
Is large class for initiation.
Fire Team Driver Ed Monroe al
s. ex-Fire Chief w. p. McCune made
is record run with the fire team last eve
IL ing, making twenty-five blocks In b
lie minutes. The three-horse hitch W,