The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-04-01
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Dr. C. j. Verges returned from
Omaha.
Walter Howe returned from Ere
mont, where he had been visiting with
friends.
w. l.. bowling Of Madison was in
the city.
J. b. Donovan of Madison was in
the city.
John Kavaleck of Battle Creek was
in the city
Mrs. Ferdinand Schulz is at Hoskins
visiting with friends.
Mrs. S. J. Reeves and Villa Reeves
of Madison were here.
A. c. F. Schulz and family went to
Hoskins to spend Sunday.
| Miss Emma and Louise Schulz will
spend Sunday at Hoskins.
Miss Laura Turner and Miss Inheld-
err of Pierce were in the city.
Miss Nellie Giles of North Bend is
in the city visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kluender went
to Lincoln, where they will visit with
relatives.
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tiers and Minnie Eicke of Pierce were
in the city.
Miss Verna Coryell went to Dixon
to spend Sunday with her sister, Miss
Opal Coryell.
| William FRANKIE, a well known bird
dog trainer of Valentine, was in the
city calling on friends
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from Wausa. He is preparing to op-
crate farm near Osmond this sum-
mer
An initiation will be held at the Elk
club rooms tonight.
A good rainfall is reported at Goth
burg and Fullerton Saturday
John Krantz auctioned off the stock
and household goods of c. w. Morton.
a farmer living north of the city, Sat
urday. Mr.. Morton is moving to Ore
gon.
! w. l.. Lehman has accepted a posi-
ton with the Wide Awake clothing
store.
Miss Reba Schmiedeberg who has
been seriously i'll, is very much i'm
proved.
| H. II. Tracy, the new city engineer,
is expected in the city with his family
April 1.
| The Christ Lutheran and st. Paul
schools will excuse their students for
the regular weeks vacation next Tues
day.
Workmen are already busy on Nor
folk avenue digging bitches for the
sewer and water connections, prepare
tory to paving.
| Coloring OF eggs was the feature OF
the housewives work Saturday after
noon. An unusual number of eggs
were purchased and the sale of color
ings was also heavy.
John Miller has been awarded the
contract for the construction of the
Engelman building. According to Mr..
Engelman work on the building will
be commenced Monday morning.
A. B. Thatcher, deputy county clerk
of Butte, was in the city calling on
friends Friday afternoon. According
cases are on the docket at Butte for
| the next term or court.
The Woman's club will be entertain
ed by Mrs. George N. Beels at her
home, corner Park avenue and Tenth
street, Monday evening at 7:15 o'clock.
This will take the place of the regular
meeting and all members are cordially
invited to be present.
After a regular meeting the Eastern
| Star surprised Mrs. r. C.. Simmons at
her apartments and social was held.
Refreshments were served. The gath
ering was in honor of the birthday of
Mrs. Simmons and a farewell to Mrs.
j. G. Myers, who is leaving the city.
! Three fiocks of geese passed over
the city early this morning headed
northwest. There was practically no
duck shooting in this territory and,
consequently, hardware merchants who
had laid in a large supply of shotgun
ammunition, have it on their HANDS.
Members of the Damascus comman-
derry, No. 20, Knights Templar, will
attend the Easter services at the Bap-
custom of the organization. Each year
in full uniform the Knights Templar,
in body attend one of the churches
of the city on Easter Sunday.
Professor August Steffen, Professor
John Barts and T. Capella have re.
turned from Fremont, where they were
attending the conference of the North
western Lutheran teachers. About
twenty-five German teachers were in
attendance at the conference. Nor
folk was favorably spoken of as the
next meeting place of the conference.
Harry Meister, 12-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Meister has just re-
turned from Lincoln, where he under
went another operation on his leg,
which has been crippled as the result
of lung fever when the youth was an
infant. The cast which young Meister
has on his leg has been taken off and
he has instructions from Lincoln ply
sicians to take daily walks without the
aid of his crutch.
1t is said that the ono scene in "The
Girl of the Golden West" David Be
lasco's great play which is coming to
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