The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-07-08
Battle Creek.

Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Fuerst re-
turned Tuesday from their honeymoon
trip to Minnesota. They are at home
now in the Redman house on West
Main street.
The Battle Creek street carnival
will commence Tuesday, the 18th, next
week. The Savage Brothers show,
well known here, will give all kinds OF
pected here.
Peter Boes, who has been at hos
pital at Omaha about six weeks, is
home again and is doing well. II will
be remembered that his hip and leg
were badly hurt while he was helping
move one of his farm houses. He
walks on Crutches in and around the
house now, but the indications are
that after several months he will be
perfectly straight on his limbs again
John Sobotka, accompanied by his
son Joseph, stopped off here Saturday
from a prospecting trip to South Da.
kota for visit at the home of his
brother, Frank Sobotka. He lives on
farm near Inman.
James Kent was here Saturday from
Columbus for a visit with relatives
and friends. He owns a fine farm
southeast of here, which is operated
by Henry Often. We learned that he
sold the place.
Gottlieb Zibbel an old settler who
lives northwest of town one mile, is
i'll with an attack of dropsy.
Frank Ulrich, accompanied by his
family, went to Omaha Sunday for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. ]. Hoffman has been on the
sick list for two weeks and is under
the care Of physician.
The Lutherans of Buffalo Creek cell
ebrated the glorious Fourth in Wohl.
feil's grove, near their church.
A big rain with thunder and light
ming visited us Saturday night and it
was a blessing to this vicinity. Light
ming struck the steeple of the Catholic
church, but not much damage is re-
ported.
Misses Minna and Bertha Heuer-
mann, nurses Of the Lutheran hospital
at st. Louis, Mo-, arrived home Satur-
day for an extended vacation with
their parents and other relatives.
J. A. Walker, who lived here for
some years with his brother-in-law
George Mari, came down from Ewing
Monday for a brief visit with friends.
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tion and is posted daily by the Nor.
! folk News.
Captain H. NJ. Reed, ST., arrived
here Sunday from the soldiers home
at Leavenworth, Kan, for a visit at
the home of his son, H. NJ. Reed, jr
here
Henry Klaus, formerly of Hampton
Ia, who makes his home now witt
his daughter, Mrs. Charles Fuerst, a
Norfolk, visited with relatives here
the forepart of this week.
Hugo Zahn, of the soldiers home a
Leavenworth, Kan, is here on an ex
tended visit at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. William Kreidler. He alst
has two daughters living in Stanton
county.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Johnson wer'
here from Creighton the forepart o
this week for visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Johnson, at th
county farm.
Hon. F. j. Hale was here Monda,
from Atkinson visiting old tim
friends. While here he sold fort
acres of his fine meadow land to Car
Praeuner and forty acres of the sam
kind east of town to John Praeunel
ST., for 500 per acre. He has still
: eighty acres left.
Another fine rain visited us her
Tuesday night
Highland precinct will be represent
ed by four HIS at the republican COZ
vention Friday afternoon, as follows
H. Massman, H. Miller, H. Barnes an
H. Neuwerk.
A. j. Wells is making large in
provement at his livery and feed bar
this week. He is building a regula
FARMERS feed yard, making good she
for for about fifty more horses