The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-08-05
MONDAY MENTION.

City.
o. f. Brun Of verdigre was in the
city.
c. Z. Smith of Platte Center was in
the city.
Mrs. Bertha Guttknecht of Milwau-
kee, Wis is in the city visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wilde.
Mrs. Joseph Strawhorn of st. Paul,
Mimi, is in the city visiting at the
home of w. p. Logan.
Miss Anna Palm is enjoying three
weeks vacation.
]. Witwer and daughter of Tilden
went to Denver.
Miss Anna Nelson of Hoskins was a
visitor in the city
Burt Mapes returned from busl'
ness trip to Pierce.
l., Miss Martha Koehn left this morn.
ing for Portland, Ore.
, w. A. Witzigman returned from
business trip at Fairfax.
George d. Buttertield returned from
business trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. August Deck of Hos
kins called on friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kaun of Hoskins
spent Sunday here with relatives.
George n. Beels returned Monday
from a business trip to Cherokee, la.
+. e. Davenport and family spent
+ Sunday at Stanton with the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Pilger.
Miss Ella Schulz of Pierce who has
been at Stanton visiting with friends,
is in the city to attend the race meet
Miss Helen Marquardt has returned
, from two weeks vacation spent with
friends at Denver and Colorado
l springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hans have gone to
b Valentine, where Mr.. Hans Will build
fishing and hunting camp for use
e this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Lindsay of Sher-
man, Calf, were in the city Saturday
. visiting with friends They left Sun
day for Creighton, where they will
/, spend a few days with relatives, later
returning to their California home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice, a
daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gruber,
, a daughter.
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Kier-
, stead, son.
II John Herman has moved from Sec
:. ond street to East Madison avenue.
! Mrs. Carrie A. Nation is scheduled
, to speak at the Neigh Chautauqua.
- A regular meeting of Mosaic lodge
No. SO, will be held Tuesday evening
Arrangements are being made for
L. the G. A. r. reunion which takes
T. place at Lynch Tuesday.
Lawton Phinney, son of Mr.. and
k Mrs. John Phinney, is suffering from
an attack of cholera morbus.
S, Floyd Hull has gone to Omaha
where he will purchase a dry cleaning
outfit which he will ship to this city
" Mr. Hull will open up his establish
ment in the building on South Fourth
ID street formerly occupied by the Nun
son restaurant
TX Klug & Heckendorf commenced
Monday morning to construct ce
ment walk in front of the new librar!
building.
IS, The Womans Missionary society o
the Congregational church will NEE
81, with Mrs. Mcmillan Tuesday Afternoon
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Wiley of Lin
coin who left here some time ago
ed have again returned to make Norfoll
their home. Mr.. Wiley is an insur
ci- ance agent.
Fritz Asmus and Ludwig Koenig
stein made fast time Sunday morning
ed in walking to Stanton for little rec
reation. The Norfolkans took tn
lie train back to the city.
nd The large switchboard at the Ne
braska Telephone Office has reache
rt its capacity, the board now being er
tirely filled up. The installer fror
Omaha is here installing 100 new nun
ng bers on the board.
Stockholders of the Citizens Ns
lie tional bank will hold a meeting in tn
directors room of the bank this ever
ot. ing. President James F. Toy of Siou
City will be here to attend the NEE
,e, ing.
Miss Alice Hoskins of Plalnview,
graduate of the Lincoln business co
ng lege. has accepted a position as steI
ographer in the Office of Ransom
es' Anderson Miss Hoskins is a niece c
]. w. Ransom.
m. According to letters received her
from Basin, Wyom., Miss May Bicl
pc ford of Oakdale, formerly employe
at the Peoples store in this city, su
tanned a broken leg and arm in rul
iv. away accident there.
C. l.. Laubsch returned from Omah
an. where he was called by his sons il
ness. Mr.. Laubsch reports his so
Ter Paul Laubsch, was overcome by II
heat and was unconscious at his hon
pc on South Sixteenth street when I'll
father arrived there.
Burning bedding in the Northwes
ar. ern stockyards Sunday afternoon s.
an to burning the fence around the yard
lila The fire department lost no time &c
tie, ting to the scene of the fire and p'
out the blaze with chemicals. tt