The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-06-24
MONDAY MENTION.

Miss Ellie CrOnk went to PlalnVlew
Mrs. II. Mielenz of Madison was in
the city.
G. ID. Butterfield went to Omaha on
business.
Rex Beeler has gone to Lincoln to
attend school.
Mrs. G. +. Green OF Hoskins was in
the city calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Altman and
family were at Omaha visiting with
relatives.
Miss Hattie McCurdy, who has been
here visiting with friends, returned to
her home at Stanton.
Edward b. Cowles, Nebraska COM
missioner of public lands and build
ngs was in Norfolk during the day.
Mrs. NJ. V. Avery and children have
gone to Lacrosse, Wis. Minneapolis
and st. Paul for a six weeks visit with
relatives.
Willard South has gone to Crete to
attend the graduation exercises at
Doane college and to attend the p. B.
*. banquet.
Rees Solomon will leave for Wayne
some time this week to take up his
duties as musical instructor at the
Wayne normal.
Ray Estabrook returned home from
Lincoln Sunday evening to spend the
summer with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. l.. Esta5rook.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baum and son, Ed
win, left yesterday for Kansas City to
attend the wedding of their niece
Miss Stearns, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Shaw have gone
to Crete. where they will witness the
graduation of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Shaw, at the Doane college.
Sheriff c. S. Smith of Madison was
in the city enroute to South Dakota
with number of friends to look over
the country. He will return Wednes.
day.
Prof. J. Barts of the st. Paul Luth-
eran school, has gone to Wisconsin to
spend the summer vacation with rel.
atives. The school will open again in
September.
Mrs. II. S. Thorpe is quite i'll.
II. F. Barnhart is having new barn
built on his property.
w. S. Holbrook and A. S. Mitchell,
travelling statesmen for NJ. +. Smith &
company, are enjoying a three weeks
vacation.
Charles Altman has purchased the
w. c. Altman automobile garage.
NJ. Irwin and A. Koyen have gone to
Wood Lake for a few days fishing.
The regular weekly drill of the Ma
tional guard company will be held this
evening.
Bert Walton has resigned his posi-
ton at the Fair store and will leave
: with his family for Atlantic, Ia, in a
few days.
NJ. d. Tyler and Burt Mapes went tc
Fairfax to take testimony in a will
case in connection to one of the Teske
cases at Madison.
Carl Wilde enjoyed a successful
days fishing on the Elkhorn Sunday
Mr.. Wilde reports the catch of large
number of good sized carp and catfish
The Norfolk clerks baseball team
are arranging to give a dancing party
! at Marquardt hall Thursday evening
t The proceeds will go to boost theil
= treasury.
o. c. Hauptli and V. A. Nenow are
r amateur fishermen of the city. They
j succeeded in making catch of 10'
4 fish at Kent's.
:, Ed Brueggeman spent Sunday here
i with relatives and friends. He re
turned Monday to Ireton, Ia, wher'
he is assisting on the construction o
an electric light plant.
Norfolk picnickers who spent Sun
G day at the Yellow Banks report
large number of Battle Creek an,
u Meadow Grove people enjoyed the da
, picnicking under the great trees there
l. Prof. August Steffen and Prof II
e Hotius of Hadar are arranging to al
Z tend the state conference of Luthera
school teachers which will hold
II three-days' session at Malcolm, Neb
u next Monday.
10 A number of young Norfolk peopl
H. enjoyed the day picnicking at the Ye
N low Banks. Among the party wer
S Messrs. w. J, Stafford Charles Hulat
~ William Hauptli, Misses Shaw, Ma
TX Schwenk and Miss Schady.
N A special meeting of the Norfol
III fire department has been called b
& President Hellerman for Tuesda
n, night to consider the proposition {
ID sending a running team TO participat
e. in the contests at the Madison eel
IL bration.
u The amusement committee of III
Norfolk Country club will hold a sp
ry cial meeting at $3.50 Thursday nigl
y, in the offices of Mapes and Hazen AT