The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-08-19

man, has returned to her home at
Council Bluffs
Misses Edith and Irene Feuerham of
Stanton were here calling on friends.
Miss Eva Carpenter OF Monroe.
Wash, is here visiting with Mrs Fred
Gettlnger.
q. a. Williams, prominent attor.
ney of Neigh was in the city trans.
acting business
c. II. Mcfarland of Madison, en-.
route to Clearwater, was here visiting
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Powers, IT,. are
in the city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Powers, sr.
Miss Mary Bisso has returned to her
home at Foster after visit with Miss
Martha Brummund.
+. +. Miner, county clerk OF Adams
county, Ia, is in the city visiting with
his son. F.. B. Miner.
Misses Della and Rose Anderson of
Humphrey are in the city visiting with
the c. f. Cole family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grant OF Mad.
ison were in the city visiting with
their brother, S. II. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Chase of Pilger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chace of
Stanton visited in Norfolk Friday.
Misses Lynda and Martha Winter
write Norfolk friends saying they are
enjoying their trip in New York state.
A. l.. Killian returned at noon from
New York City. Some of Mr.. Killian's
friends scarcely recognized him, as
he had shaved off his mustache.
Judge J. F. Boyd of Neigh was a
visitor in the city. Judge Boyd is a
candidate for the republican congress
sional nomination in the Third dis
trict.
Mrs. Chris Behrns and her son, Fred
Behrns, formerly Of Norfolk but now
OF Portland, Ore, are here visiting
with friends. After a visit with rela.
tives at Pierce, they will go to Illinois
for a short visit before returning to
Portland via Norfolk.
T. Willie is reported ill.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Gar.
nett, a son.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hoskin.
son, daughter.
The Royal Neighbors will meet Fri
day evening at the G. A. R. hall.
A special meeting Of the Norfolk
fire department is called for tonight.
E. N. Vail is suffering from a slight
injury as the result Of being kicked by
q COW. '~.s4 ,4,,.. hs,..r,..--
Horace Adams has succeeded John
Hilbert as messenger at the Western
Union telegraph Office
A social meeting of the Norfolk Elks
will be held Saturday evening. A
luncheon will be enjoyed after the
meeting.
Edmund Winter of Wausa, Mich,
Norfolk boy, has been elected as
teacher of the German Lutheran
school at Stanton.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Dur.
land to Norfolk relatives say that they
are having fine time. They are now
at Middletown, N. Y, preparing for an
ocean trip on the Atlantic from New
York to Norfolk, Va.
The entire company of the local mi.
litia will hold drill on the Olney lots
this evening, to prepare themselves
for their Fort Riley encampment.
The Norfolk fancy poultry show will
take place here December 12-13-14, in
elusive. The local poultrymen in the
meantime are posting up on "informa-
ton about chickens"
Persistent rumors that stabbing
ARRAY in one of the resorts in the east
portion of the city had resulted in the |
severe injury of one man, could not
be verified. None of the physicians of
the city would say that they were
called to attend to such a case.
DR.. F. B. Cogswell of Lake City,
Mimi, who is here visiting with DR.. C. |
]. Verges, will probably locate at some
town near Norfolk. Wayne may be
chosen by the doctor, who has gone |
to Pierce today in company with A.
Buchholz on fishing expedition.
II. c. Matrau has returned from a
four weeks vacation trip, which he
spent in many western coast cities
visiting with friends. Most of Mr..
Matrau's time was spent on ocean
liners around the Puget sound and
Coos bay and Los Angeles. Mr.. Ma
.rau's face is quite tanned, showing
he results of the ocean breezes.