The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-07-01
tate man OF Phillip, S. D. was in the
city transacting business.

visiting with her sister. Mrs. c. B..
| Cabaniss, has gone to San Francisco.
Miss Lena Munsterman has re.
turned from weeks vacation spent
with friends at Sioux City and Hart.
ington.
Mrs. {. II. Reed returned from Sioux
City Monday evening. She was ac.
companied by her sister, Mrs. II. b.
Rhodes.
Miss Matte Gurley of Beloit Kan.
Is in the city to spend the summer
with the Misses Emma and Minnie
| Braasch
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Braasch have
gone to Hot Springs, S. d., Colorado
and Kansas for an extended visit with
| relatives.
Mrs. W. A. Kingsley and children.
Miss Krissie and Richard, and Walter
PLANT returned from a weeks visit
with relatives at Omaha
Mrs. G. A. Young of Dawson City.
| y. NJ, who has been in the city visit.
ing with her sister, Mrs. S. A. Miskim
Minis, has gone to Emmettsburg, Ia
to visit with relatives.
The infant child of Rev. A. Kersten
is reported quite i'll.
Every employe in the Durland Trust
company's Office is wearing one of
those big Teddy smiles" owing to
the fact that a son was added to the
meal list of one of their staff, l.. b.
Nicola.
Constable A. w. Finkhouse was ap.
pointed extra policeman during car.
nival week.
Mrs. Walter Jones has been called
to University Place, Neb., where her
sister, Miss Dixon, is reported very
i'll.
reported quite i'll. Her mother, Mrs.
NJ. j. Sanders, has gone 20 Omaha to
visit her daughter.
Fred Evans of the Naper Advertiser
was in the city. He says the crops
around Naper have been greatly bene-
fitted by the recent rains.
The state hospital for the insane at
Norfolk will retain its old telephone
system, having renewed the contract
of the Nebraska Telephone company.
Matt Shaffer, jr., Northwestern
employe, is suffering from a half an
inch cut on his upper lip as the result
of a wrench in the hands of COM
panion striking him.
Myron Gill. who broke his arm
few weeks ago as the result of falling
from a wagon heavily loaded with sew
ing machines, is able to be out on the
street again. The fracture is healing
rapidly.
H. W. Krauel, Northwestern fire.
man, is suffering from a sore on his
left arm as the result of a burn be-
coming infected. The burn is the re-
suit of Krauel hitting his elbow
against boilerhead.
S. A. Miskimmins has resigned his
position with the c. S. Hayes jewelry
store and has been appointed manager
of the special sales of the Schneider
Mueller Piano company of Omaha,
with headquarters in this city.
According to a letter received by
relatives from Mrs. Ludwig Koenig-
stein, who is now at Rochester, Mimi,
with her mother, Mrs. Asmus she will
return to Norfolk Sunday, Mrs. Asmus
having recovered sufficiently to be able
to travel.
The recruiting officer of the local
militia company is well satisfied that
his company will go to camp at Fort
Riley this year. The list of recruits
is reported to be quite large. The
company held their regular weekly
drill last night.
Judge Welch held a short session OF
the district court at Madison Tuesday.
number of equity cases were called.
Among the Norfolk attorneys who
made the trip to attend court were
Jack Koenigstein, Burt Mapes. NJ. D.
Tyler and II F. Barnhart.
Frank Connolly, travelling salesman
for the George NJ. Conway Cigar COM
pany of Lincoln, has left for his trip
through the sandhills. He will be
gone about three weeks, much to the
regret of his teammates on the trav-
elers' ball team. He is one of their
star players.
a
al card from Ralph Luikart of Nor
folk who is enjoying a trip through
Europe. The postal is written from
Gibraltar. The writer speaks of a
pleasant trip to Naples. Mr.. Luikart
is now enjoying his summer vacation
from the state university.
Thursday evening another interest
ing and fast game of ball is promised
by the city league management. This
game will be played between the
clerks and bookkeepers. The game is
called for $50. The bookkeepers,
who play the Edgewater team this
evening, promise the clerks a defeat.
Fred Evans. son of the late C. S.
Evans, the Norfolk inventor, was in
the city to ship his fathers invention,
perfecting press, to Omaha, where
it will be placed on exhibition. Chica-
go capitalists, says Mr.. Evans, are
interested in the press, which was pat
ented just before his fathers death.
Another invention of Mr.. Evans is the
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