The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-09-23
MONDAY MENTIONS.

MISS Louise fTiedrlCk or Painview
was in the city.
w. H. Tackett OF Gregory was a Wis.
itor in the city.
William Lichtenberg of Hadar was
here on business.
Paul LuebCke goes to Omaha in a
few days on business.
William Breen of Madison was in
the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Siedel OF Pierce
We're visitors in the city
Miss Helen Schwichtenberg of Ha.
dar spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs, August Deck of Hos.
kins were visitors in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klug of Stan
ton were here visiting with friends.
Morris Irwin and W.P. Logan en-
joyed an automobile trip to Tilden.
George Davis returned from bust.
ness trip to Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Miss Eliie Cronk, who is teaching
school near Foster, spent Sunday here
with relatives.
Miss Marie Palm, Miss Matte Car
stensen and George Palm spent Sun.
day with friends at HoslSins.
Il. +. Schiller has gone to Omaha on
business. j. W. McClary is acting day
clerk at the Oxnard hotel in Mr.
Schiller's absence.
Mr., and Mrs. E. II. Coleman have
returned from Hot Springs, Ark and
other southern cities, where they
spent several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. p. T. Barber and Mr.
and Mrs. f. j. Parker and daughter
Miss Elizabeth Parker of Omaha are
in the city visiting with the DR.. C. S.
Parker family.
special meeting of Damascus
chapter No. %, will be held for work
this evening.
George Knapp, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. b. Knapp, underwent an operation
Saturday for an injured foot.
Sheriff c. S. Smith of Madison was
in the city serving summons on the
jurymen for the term of district court
at Madison September %.
Al Best is suffering from a wound
on the forehead as the result of acct
dentally being struck by head iron in
the hands of a companion with whom
he was working.
Creighton Engelman of Arlington is
in the city and has entered a partner
ship with his father, J. c. Engeman.
He will handle the real estate and
law with his father
Oswald Hartman and family, who
were here visiting with Ernest Hart !
man, have returned to their home at
Douglas, Wyom., in a new automobile |
which they purchased here.
The real estate firm OF Klug C |
Flynn has been dissolved Mr.. Flynn
purchased the interest of John Klug
of the firm, which will now be known |
as the John +. Flynn Real Estate and |
Insurance company. Business on his |
farm near Lynch demands Mr.. Klugs !
presence there.
A large number of Norfolk students
who have spent summer here with |
their parents and relatives are return
ing to the various schools and colleges
for the seasons studies. Among them
are Miss Marjorie Parish, who goes
to Boston; Miss Jeanette Parish to
Ohio; Miss Maud Rees to Doane at
Crete; Misses Verna and Opal Coryell
TO Lincoln to the state university.
Dentists from all parts of northeast
Nebraska will gather in the city Tues
day for the annual meeting of the
Northeast Nebraska Dental associa-
ton, which will be held at Marquardt
hall Tuesday afternoon. An elaborate
program has been arranged and a
large number of interesting discus
sions will be heard at the hall. Tues.
day evening the dentists will hold a
banquet at one of the hotels.
In honor of Charles Blank, who was
married Saturday afternoon, the Nor
folk band surprised him at the home
OF the brides parents Saturday even.
ing by giving a concert. Mr.. Blank is
the only member of the band who has
become benedict since the organiza-
tion of the band. Among the band
boys it is reported several more of
their members are soon to take the
fatal step into matrimony in the near
future.
The missionfest at the ST. Paul
Lutheran church Sunday was a decid- ;
ed success, both socially and finan-
cially. The total of collections for the I
missions reached near $500 The {
choir gave selections both morning ]
and evening, while there was some {
very interesting addresses on mission
work. Winside and Hoskins both held ,
missionteSts Sunday, many Norfolk ,
people going to those towns. Hadar
will ho.d a missionfest next Sunday.
That il is of some honor to be
member of the Norfolk baseball team +
was taken from the incident a few ,
days ago when a Northwestern special ,
train made an extra trip from Tilden /
TO Oakdale because three Norfolk ball
players, South, Glissman and Schelly, :
were enroute to that place to play ;
with the Oakdale team. The train, it !
is said, was to have returned to Nor. 8
folk from Tilden, but continued its