The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-04-29
Bankers Hold Good Session.

now history. II was without question
one of the best and most instructive
gatherings of like nature that this dis.
trict has had the pleasure of attending.
| Compliments were extended to the re.
firing president George n. Seymour
of Elgin. for his able and successful
management during the past year.
The program was carried out at the
Auditorium during the morning ses.
sion was as follows
Prayer-Rev. X. G. Hamilton of ST.
Peters church, Neigh.
Address of Welcome - Attorney
Charles II. Kelsey, Neigh
Address of the president. Geo. ~
Seymour, Elgin.
Reports of the secretary and treas.
urer, G. L. Wattles, Neigh; NJ. L..
Mote, Plainview.
Among the addresses given during
the afternoon session was that deliv-
cred by Arthur Mullen of ONeill. His
subject was THE Postal Savings
Bank" He favored them. Many 9TH
ers were against the postal bank.
At $3.50 in the afternoon the banquet
was held in the |. o. o. f. rooms. NJ.
b. Huffman of this city was toastmas-
ter. George j. Adams of Fender re-
sponded to Nebraska" Harry A.
Cheney of Creighton, to What Will
We DO With Our exPresidents?" G.
o. Leake of Fremont to What the
Banker Needs"
The entertainment given in the Au-
ditorium by most reliable stock com.
pany and specially engaged for this
occasion rendered a beautiful three-act
comedy, Strange Adventures of Miss
Brown"
The following are the newly elected
officers: President, II. NJ. Hopewell
Tekamah; Ed Latta, secretary, Teka.
nah; w. L. Mote, treasurer, Plain.
view.
Tekamah was chosen as the next
meeting place.
The following persons were present:
w. II. Metcalf, Omaha; f. NJ. Mar.
tin, Omaha; James II. Delaney, Nor.
folk; William Grew, Omaha; E. F.
| -,
Lyle E. Jackson, Neigh; Charles H
Kelsey, Neigh; Rolla Huffman, Ell
gin; Woods Cones, Pierce; w. p. Lo
gan. Norfolk; F. G. Auringer Neigh
j. w. Spirk, Neigh; C. o. Leake
Fremont; NJ. B. Huffman, Neigh; II
H. Waterman, Omaha; H. o. Quincy
Brunswick; p. j. Gaines, Brunswick
Roy Sanner, Brunswick; Ed. V
} Weeks, ONeill; Ed Lolita, Tekamah
w. A. Buckling, Long Pine; Charles
p. Nelson, Long Pine; j. l.. Fischer
Ewing; S. W. Brion, jr., Ewing; J. n
Tromanerhauser Ewing; Arthur T
Mullen, O'Neill; A. C. King, jr, ON
aha Charles G. Crook, Meadow
Grove; c. S. Melick, Neigh; j. j
Melick, Neigh; c. F. Brickman
Omaha; J. F. Cord, jr., South Omaha
H. A. Gooch Sioux City; j. w. Thorn
as, Omaha; B. n. Nellie, Omaha; w
E. Palmatier, Omaha; w. F. Filley
= Allen; w. j. Armour, Allen; |. J. In
d. gram, Clearwater; Frank Clough, AL
| len; Ed. F. kearney, Jackson; w. II
Nvan Omaha; James B. Owen, Soutf
, Omaha; F. B. Miner, Norfolk; " w
, Mcdonald, Allen; Charles j. Hulac
| w
l.. Hempler, Norfolk; T. l.. Carrobne
Norfolk; n. j. Lenderine, Emerson
: Gus A. Isenbury, Emerson; F. c. AS
= mus, Norfolk Cleme |. Chase, Omaha
{ A. l.. Mcpherson, Craig; E. j. Martin
Craig; Ezra Willard, Omaha; F. H
T. Bucholz, Omaha l.. S. La Rue, TIE
r kamah; T. S. ReXton, Neigh; R. S
| Payne, Neigh; w. B. Ryons, Lincoln
= Charles Cory, South Omaha; o. F
d Eastman, Omaha; c. l.. Wattles, Ne
t ligh; w. H. Campbell, Elgin; H. j
/. Miller, Clearwater; T. H. Elliott
!. Clearwater; w. T. Wattles, Neigh
George w. Park, Oakdale; C. H. Pa
v. gel, Neigh; Bert w. Wattles, Neigh
f. w. Clarke, South Omaha; w. Z
!, Rhoades, Omaha; w. G. Romig; Ne
u ligh; H. NJ. Hopewell, Tekamah; W
o w. Walton, Center; H. A. Cheney
r Creighton; R. J. Forsythe, Neigh
5 NJ. V. Nicholson, Valentine; S. [
= Thornton, jr., Orchard; R. l.. Tyndal
II Plainview; H. A. Walker, Verdel; H
q c. Nicholson, South Omaha A.
!. Lumburg, Creighton; o. E. Englel
= Plainview; Grot Lines, Portsmouth
= Erik Riesness, Creighton; Thomas {
Kirk, Beemer; w. E. Paimatur, On
aha; Willis Mcbride, Elgin; E. VIII
=. ter, Petersburg; p. Zuelow, Norfolk
y Orwell Sheets, Elgin c. w. Britain
II Sioux City; w. l.. Mote, Plainview
Frank Metschies, Plainview; C.
% Peyton, Creighton j. E. Swanson
II Creighton; Frank Horst, Elgin; F. {
:, Holbert, Plainview; NJ. NJ. Taylor
Plainview; F. C. Barbour Plainview
i M. Sorrenson, Plainview; P. A. Woo
% worth, Plainview; S. d. Thornton, ST
q Neigh; T. B. Hord, Central City; ,
p, NJ. Kingery, Tilden; H. Schumache
II Tilden H. E. Mason, Meadow Grove
d C. A. Smith, Tilden; c. o. Baker, TT
n den; j, ]. Ryan, Tilden; w. H. Boss'
? Meadow Grove; l, w. McIntoscl
/ Meadow Grove; John II. Harding
= Meadow Grove; George 7. LANDER
" Foster; Charles G. Crook, Meado'
Z Grove; G. C. Benning, Battle Creek
u G. d. Butterfield Norfolk; l.. p. Pas
walk, Norfolk; f. W. Zutz, Norfolk
n Ed. Rosmanir, Stanton; S. d. Beri
4 Pierce; B. j. Inhelder, Pierce; d. /
n Pond Concord; Arthur Brannan, Col
g cord; H. Barnes, Battle Creek; A.
d Pilger, Stanton; F. G. Steinkrau
d Pierce; II. A. Cole, Stanton; j.
d Maylord, Norfolk; w. S. Weston