The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-08-27
TUESDAY TOPICS.

Congressman ]. p. Latta spent the
night in Norfolk, leaving on the early
morning for Niobrara. where he is
booked to. deliver an address at the G.
A. X. reunion. Mr.. Latta said he was
reminded by this trip of the journeys
he made through Norfolk a year ago.
IL felt more nervous then than | do
now" he said.
Mrs. e. A. Waddell has gone to Chi.
cago.
Mrs. T. E. Odiorne has gone to Sioux
City.
II. s. Thorpe went to Omaha on bust
ness.
August Ruehlow of Hoskins is in
the city.
d. F. o'Brien is here visiting with
relatives.
Lloyd Moore of Pierce was here be-
tween trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Hofius OF Hadar
we're in the city.
DR.. w. II. Pilger was at Valentine
on business yesterday.
Miss Hazel French of Superior, s.
d., is here visiting with friends.
Miss Merle Smith of Page is in the
city for a short visit with friends.
Ludwig Koenigstein left for Seattle
and other coast cities yesterday.
Miss Ida Chapman of Omaha is here
visiting with Miss Anona O'Brien.
N. A. Rainbolt is at Valentine spend.
ing few days fishing at that place.
Carl Wilde of the Norfolk National
bank is absent from his desk today
taking his vacation.
j. PAUL. of Wyoming. ILL.,. GRANDPA
Their of Paul PAUL., is stopping over in
the city for few days.
Louis c. Hartman and r. N. Hopper
of the Stanton baseball team, came up
to witness the game here.
Boyd Brakeman Is in the city visit
ing with relatives. He is engaged in
railroad work at Long Pine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hazen and chill
dren left for an extended trip in Colo
RADIO and California yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Podoll, who spent q
months vacation at Atlantic, Ia, and
Hot Springs, S. D., has returned.
George E. Schiller and family, who
have been here visiting with r. F.
Schiller, left for their home at Central
City in their automobile yesterday.
Miss Florence Sheean will depart in
the morning for Fairfax, s. D., for a
weeks visit with Mrs. C. T. Brown.
Seivert Eigler and family, who have
been visiting with A. w. Finkhouse
have returned to their home in Creigh
ton.
Mrs. j. H. Harnish is quite ill.
| Mrs. T. Broecker is reported very ii
today.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Benish o.
Warnerville, son.
The Yankee Robinson circus will bt
in Norfolk September IA.
| Word from Omaha is that Mrs. A
FStearns, whose health is in seriou:
Icondition,s is comfortable at this time
Miss Edith Barrett, who has been il
for some time, is reported worse to
day, and it is feared typhoid will Sc
in.
There is no game scheduled TO
Wednesday afternoon, and Spellman
the new Norfolk catcher, has been en-
gagged by Pierce to catch for that team
The fourth quarterly meeting of thu
Methodist Episcopal church will b.
held Friday night at o'clock Dr. d
K Tyndall, presiding elder, will b.
present to close up the years business
At the fourth quarterly meeting o
the Methodist Episcopal church a
Stanton Rev. ]. F. Poucher, formerl,
of Norfolk, was invited to continue
as pastor for the next year at an in
creased salary.
The case of Ernest Fenske, VIII
charged Ernest Korth with robbin
him of $40 in a card game at the ten
perance saloon on Norfolk avenue, wa
settled out of court yesterday and vii
probably be dismissed.
DR.. R. A. Mittelstadt, who recent
sold his dental practice here, has IL
Gated at Fort Smith, Ark, where h
will engage in the chicken business
DR.. Mittelstadt has given up dentistr
permanently because the work got o
his nerves.
~. .. bullOth Has pun 'iiN "
lots at the southwest corner of MOI
folk avenue and Tenth street, where
new home will be built for c. j. Blu
lock, who is to wed Miss Helen Bridg
September II. c. ]. Bullock has rem
ed from J. Koenigstein the DR.. X.
Mittelstadt residence until the me-
, dwelling is completed.
The latest announcement OF increa
ed passenger service to western point
is made today by the Chicago Nortl
western railway. A new train, to b
known as the "Oregon-Washingto
Limited" will be placed in servic
August %, leaving Chicago at ll:S
a. m, daily, arriving Portland S:S
the third morning, and landing pa
sengers in Tacoma and Seattle tn
same afternoon.
]. Coombs, postmaster at Spence
was in Norfolk last night.
:. Among the days out-of-town visitor
in Norfolk were: Vim. E. Vansegger
. Wayne: ]. w. Fleming, Wisner; job
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