The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-09-03
SATURDAY. SETTINGS,


Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Barnhart are go
ing to Verdel Sunday.
Mrs. b. b. Mclaughlin Is visiting at
the home of Mrs. John Ray for few
days.
Mrs. Ira NJ Hamilton and her son
Lyle have gone to Pierce to visit with
friends.
Mrs. G. C. Lambert has returned
from a two months trip on the west
ern coast.
Jack Koenigstein Is in Madison to
attend the Blatt hearing before the in
sanity board.
Miss Eloise Bland, who was taken
i'll yesterday during the funeral of a
relative, is somewhat better today.
Dr. H. T. Holden has returned from
Thermopolis, Wyo., where he has been
looking after his mining interests.
Misses Emma Schultz, Louise
Schultz, Lena Munsterman and Emma
Melcher returned from Pierce, where
they were attending the race meet.
N. l. Owens is taking in the car
nival and races at Pierce this week.
Mrs Orley Nelson LETT last evening
for Long Pine.
Engineer H. G. Butler has moved
his family from Missouri Valley, Ia,
to 61O South Tenth street.
Mrs. Julius Salzwedel arrived home
last evening from Council Bluffs, Ia,
where she had been called on account
of the death of her granddaughter,
Ethel Miller. Mrs. Salzwedel reports
that other members of the family are
quite i'll.
Among the days out-of-town visitors
in Norfolk were: A. Hanson, Ban
croft; w. H. Terrilliger, Wakefield; H.
Fricke, jr., Madison; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Holmes, Santee; A. e. Stubs,
Tilden; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harris, Lam
TO. S. D.; X. Chatfield, West Point; J.
w. Smith, Yankton, S. D.; e. M. Pa
len, Yankton, s. D.; James Gordon.
Genoa; William E. Van Seggern
Wayne; F. l.. Patrick, Dallas, S. D.;
Ulia Powell, Gordon; w. w. Weaver
and family, Dallas, S. D.; Ida Oline
Lynch; Nina Marsh, Plainview; ]. B
Walden, Pender; R. J. Suhr, Fender.
B. w. Jonas of the postoffice force
started on his fifteen-day vacation
Thursday.
| l. Smith, full-blood Winnebago In
dian, is among the insane patients Of
the institution here. Smith comes
from Thurston county.
While attending the funeral of Mrs
Brocker, Miss Ella Bland was over
come by heat prostration, but is now
reported in fair way to recovery.
Frank Fox, the boy who was
knocked unconscious in the ball game
between the Norfolk Juniors and Stan
ton Juniors last Sunday, was operated
on for appendicitis last night. He is
resting easy today and is expected tc
recover soon.
Tony Memo, the Norfolk shortstop
Is suffering from swollen jaw today
Yesterday, when he made long slide
for third, the catcher of the Stanton
team threw the ball to third, and II
landed on Neno's jaw, almost laying
him out for while.
Twenty members of the Wideawake
club of the Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school gathered at the home of
F. Heitzman, where they were royalty
entertained. Games were played ant
Refreshments served by the Mise:
Laura and Hattie Heitzman.
} During the carnival week at Walt
hill, August % to Angst 20, inclusive
! there were three days races, six bal
games, free street performances ant
big Indian powwow, 1000 of the rec
men taking part. The feature OF the
. amusement there was the wrestling
| match between Farmer" Burns o
Omaha and the Burke Giant. of Burke
S. D. Kid Jensen, champion pugilis
| of Norfolk, refereed the match.
. James Pierce, who has been nigh
. clerk at the Oxnard hotel for SOM
, time, returned to Norfolk last nigh
l from Goose lake, near Ewing, wher
he has been spending his vacation fish
r ing. Mr.. Pierce will not return to hi
!. former position at the Oxnard, but ha
r decided to make his home at Creigt
g ton, where he has purchased fin
1 house and lot for his mother, wit
whom he will stay. The Oxnard RI
grets losing Mr.. Pierce. and many G
his Norfolk friends wish him goo
q luck.
d A lawn social was given Friday ever
t ing at the residence of c. s. Hayes, /
e which many prominent Norfolk peopl
n were entertained and an enjoyabl
S evening was spent by all. Anon
= those who entertained were: Mrs. Et
d Engle, Mrs. L. M. Beeler, Mrs. DeHal
l. and Mrs. c. 8. Hayes. Refreshment
were served on the lawn.
r N. A. Rainbolt returned from
e weeks fishing and outing trip aroun
# Valentine Friday and reports havin
|, spent a delightful time at the Hacl
a berry lake, about thirty miles south {
& Valentine. where. in company wit
Harry Barnes and Mr.. Reavis Of Bait
Creek, he caught many fine bass. M
s Rainbolt says the Battle Creek me
r caught forty-four bass during the
y stop at blackberry lake.
y Funeral services for Mrs. Robe
z Broecker we're held at the family hon
{. at 800 South Third street at $3.50 F.
If day afternoon by Rev. ]. ]. Klopp
e the Congregational church Of Stanto
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