The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-09

will hold a two days session in Oma-
ha.
Mrs. Fred Schwede of Pierce was
visitor in the city.
Miss Louise Becker of Hadar was
here visiting with friends.
Miss Josephine Nethaway has gone
to O'Neill to attend school.
j. ". McClary is acting as temper
airy clerk at the Oxnard hotel.
NJ. A. France is moving from South
Eighth street to South Fourth street
G. Il. Hartford returned from the
national firemen's convention in Buff.
falo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Schiller returned
from a visit with relatives at Central
City.
S. NJ. Rosenthal has gone to Kan.
sas City, st. Joe and Omaha on bust.
ness.
Mrs. A. Raasch and Mrs. Louis
Domer have gone to Lincoln to attend
the state fair
Miss Mildred Cow has gone to
Wayne, where she will spend a few
days with friends.
Henry Riefe and Miss Clara Kause
Of Battle Creek spent Sunday here
with the Charles Fuerst family.
Miss Kate Poor of Albion and Miss
Moore of Creston are in the city visit
ing with the c. w. Landers family.
| Miss Lizzie Rees, who is teaching
school at Sheridan, Wyom., is in the
city spending a few days with her
brother, d. Rees.
S. H. Grant and his daughter, Miss
Addie Grant, have returned from
weeks visit with relatives at Madi-
son and limerick.
c. H. Groesbeck is moving from
Koenigstein avenue to the Koenigstein
house on North Eighth street, which
he formerly occupied.
Mrs. Henry Phohen is visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Charles
Lodge Mrs. Phohen was formerly
Miss Fancy Lodge.
Miss Bessie Gaskill, who will teach
the second grade in the East Lincoln
school this year, is making her home
with Mrs. j. H. Pettibone.
+. c. Conner, the Northwestern en-
gineer, has been transferred and is
moving from the Maynard house on
South Tenth street to Council Bluffs.
Miss Edith Evans has resigned her
position as bookkeeper for the Ne
braska Telephone company and has
gone to Lincoln to attend the Bethany
college. Miss Bessie Sterner succeeds
Miss Evans.
Albert Jahnke and Herman Blank,
who were here visiting with the
Raasch family, have gone to Herman
Neb., whence they will start on their
return trip to WATERFOWL, Wis, in
their automobile.
John Koenigstein has gone to Fort
Smith, Ark, where he will spend the
fall and winter, probably returning tc
Norfolk next spring. Mr.. Koenigsteir
has had a beautiful residence con
structed at Fort Smith.
Henry Haase and his daughter, Miss
Ada Haase returned from visit with
relatives in Merrill, Wis, where they
arrived about two weeks ago in one o
the worst storms ever visiting tina
section of Wisconsin. Much damage
was done to property belonging tC
people well known by Norfolk citi
zens who came from that section o
Wisconsin.
Hunters are getting ready for thu
ducks which are reported plentiful on
the South Dakota watering places
The fishing season will not close un
til November Is, while the hunting
season for ducks, geese and waterfow
opens September Is, giving the sports
men some variety in their outings.
Fremont Tribune: The smoking o
a ten.cent cigar given him by friend
cost a Northwestern brakeman VIII
has been running on the main lint
through here, his job this week. TIL
company has strict rule that train
men must not smoke while on duty
1t was his first offense, but as lucl
would have it, word of the inciden
reache the ears of Division Superin
tendent Reynolds.
w. d. Huffstetter of Newport wa
in the city transacting business.
Earl Sutherland has arrived in Madi
son from earns, Neb., to accept a pr
sition in the office of Clerk Of the Di
. trict Court w. H. Fields. Mr. Suthe
land is a brother-in-law Of Count
Treasurer Peterson and formerly live
in Madison county.
Among the days out-of-town visi
ors in Norfolk were: j. S. Reynold
Colome; NJ K. Nelson, Humphrey;
F. Shirley, Humphrey; A. Lefau
Bonesteel; Miles Cunningham, Da
las A. f. Royce, Oakdale; F. A. Elan
, gan, Gregory; C. B. Beers, Oakdale
9 John Arand, Tilden; John Anderso
h Tilden; r. f. Swanson, Tilden; Mr.
a A. X Dewolf, Dallas; Hazel Dewol
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. William Mono
i. han, Burke; o. S. Winter, Humphrey
E. C. Hamilton and wife, st. Charlie
o Miss Ethel Luke of Omaha is her
visiting at the home of her parents
&c Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Luke.
Andrew r. Forbes went TO Clea
&c water Saturday moor on business.