The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-06-17
(Seal)
MONDAY MENTION.

r. V. Wilson of Butte was in the
city.
Anton Wilde spent Sunday at Co.
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Miller of Hadar
were here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Ha2en returned
from Omaha.
Miss Helen SchwiChtenberg of IEa-
dar was in town.
Mrs. John Davis of Pierce was here
visiting with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Finnegan of Battle
Creek was in the city.
Milton Lloyd of HerriCk was in the
city enroute to North Platte.
Mrs. j. A. Huebncr of Hosllins was
in the city visiting with friends.
Patrick Kane, a prominent attorney,
and j. J. Lynch a well known banker
ness.
Frank Tracy, a recent graduate of
the Omaha high school, is in the city
visiting with his brother, City Engi
neer II. II. Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Tackott of Valen-
tine were in the city visiting with
friends. Mr.. Tackett is the Indian in
terpreter at Rosebud.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Bird
sail, daughter
Damascus chapter. No. 25, will hold
regular meeting tonight.
The Woman's Home Missionary so.
ciety of the Congregational church
will meet with Mrs. Edwin Booth, jr..
| Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Mosaic lodge, No. So, will hold a
regular meeting for work in the e. A.
degree Tuesday night.
| August Schwichtenberg and William
Buss of Pierce and Charles SChrum of
Foster returned from Cheyenne cOun-
ty, where they each purchased halt
section of land.
| Grand Master Workman WallnE
and Deputy Grand Master Workman
Dillon will be in Norfolk Tuesday
evening and attend the meeting of A.
o. U. w. lodge. There should be a
good attendance of local members.
Mrs. Louise Asmus was operated
upon Saturday morning by the Mayo
Brothers at Rochester, Mimi, for gall
stones. A telegram received by Fritz
Asmus from his sister, Mrs. KOenig
stein, states that her mother is getting
along nicely.
The young ladies who entertained
the Norfolk Boys Dancing club at &
Japanese dancing party sometime age
| will not go unrewarded. The young
men have arranged to entertain the
young ladies at dancing party al
Marquardt hall Thursday evening.
The travelling men who were SEIZED
uled for a game of ball on the driving
park diamond Sunday afternoon die
not play, owing to some misunder
standing. They, however, will keel
up their practice and endeavor tC
have a game here every Sunday after
noon.
large NUMBER or people were en-
tertained at Pasewalk grove Sunda!
afternoon at picnic given by the st
Paul Lutheran school. The Hada
Dillu saw NOHICllS an bhlOuSl Wv
day and good program was enjoyed
Luncheon was served under the tree
in the grove.
Deputy Game Warden John b. Don
ovan of Madison succeeded in captur
ing two fish nets in the Northfork Sun
day afternoon. He is on the lookou
for another net, which he says is re
ported to be in the river. The net
captured Sunday were of double mesl
wire. One was found near the suga
factory and the other closer to tn
city. Mr.. Donovan had just returned
from Sioux City, where he ARRESTED
two for seining, and captured fifteel
large seines.
1t is expected that every one inter
ested in baseball will attend the meet
ing of the Norfolk fans at the cit
hall Tuesday night at $50 to organic
a city league. The BARRIERS of the cit
are busy organizing a team, one mel
chant Offering the entire baseball un
, form for each player. This merchan
also offers an entire baseball outfit 70
1.-THE winning team, of the league, Shout