The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-07-29

h. f. Kitterman of Rushyille was in
the city.
c. a. Brown of Carroll, Neb was a
visitor In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephen Of
Long Pine were here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green of Hos.
kins called on friends here.
Miss Helen Schwichtenberg of Ha.
dar was visitor in the city
Miss Irma Gibson of Fremont Is In
the city visiting with Miss Verna
Coryell.
Miss Edna Brande OF Tierce Is in
the city visiting with Miss Minnie
Braasch.
Misses Daisy and Bessie Lawrence
of Omaha are in the city visiting with
friends.
Miss Florence Holden of Omaha is
in the city visiting with her brother,
DR.. II. d. Holden.
William Warner, the Norfolk bill
poster, started on weeks vacation,
which he will spend at Omaha.
Miss Lulu Durland of Plainview is
visiting Norfolk relatives. Miss Edna
Durland has been here for a week.
DR.. C. A. McKim returned from Ew.
ing and Clearwater this morning,
where he had been on state work.
Ernest Raasch, Fred Wagner and
| William Hille of Hadar returned from
a business trip in Cheyenne county.
Mrs. Jennie S. McKim of Salina,
Kan, is in the city visiting at the
home of her son, DR.. Charles A. Nc.
Kim.
Misses Lulu and Kittie Kuhl of
Sioux Center, la, and Master Fred
Kuhl of Omaha are in the city visit.
ing with the G. A. Kuhl family.
Miss Nellie Bridge has gone to
Grand Junction, Colo, to spend few
weeks with Miss Lois Gibson. Mis-,
Bridge will also visit at Salt Lake City.
Mrs. o. r. Eller, her son Henry FL
Ter and Miss Ethel Coffman of Lin
coin are in the city visiting with Mrs.
Eller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Matrau.
Misses Agnes and Clara Smith will
| leave Tuesday for a weeks vacation.
Miss Agnes will go to Sioux City,
while Miss Clara will visit with friends
at Wakefield.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Brown of Dallas,
who were here visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Phillips, have gone
to Lyons, Neb., to be present at the
wedding of their daughter, Miss Edna
| Brown.
Word from saltwater, Okla, reports
the safe arrival there of Miss Beulah
Hayes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Hayes of this city, who made the trip
to Oklahoma by herself. Miss Hayes
is visiting with the G.. f. Moore fam
lily, who are former Norfolk residents.
Clarence Rasley, who has been con-
fined to his bed with an attack of ton
silitis, is again able to be back at
work.
Ralph Beveridge has purchased a
10-passenger motor boat, which has
already had it's initial trip up the
Northfork.
Glenn McKlimans, a hackman, is
suffering from badly smashed finger
as the result of trunk falling on his
II. S. Overocker has returned from
Chicago, where he took POSTCARD
uate course in an optical college. Mr.
Oyerocker has now put out his sign as
an optermiest.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
church will have porch picnic at the
residence of C. S. Hayes Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock.
An ice cream social will be held this
evening at the Best school house, six
miles west of here. a large number
of Norfolk people are looked for at the
school house to attend the event.
u. III. Bateman was the second vic
tim of a dog bite in two weeks, the
other being Roy Cline, Northwestern
employe at the Junction, who was
thrown from his bicycle by dog and
then bitten in the face and chest
An unusual quantity of household
goods We're deposited on the corner of
Fourth street and Norfolk avenue Sat.
urday afternoon for the regular Satur
day public sale. Among the furniture
was the hotel stock of the Monson
restaurant.
The city league will put on a double
header at the driving park diamond
Sunday afternoon. There will be some
fast ball playing, in which the clerks,
railroad men, travelling men, firemen
and the Edgewater teams expect to
participate.
A successful social was held last
evening on the Methodist church lawn.
\ record breaking crowd was in at
tendance and the members of the
wide awake" class are shaking hands
with each other over their success in
the large sale of ice cream.
A number of Norfolk automobile
men are arranging to go to Omaha to-
night in their automobiles to attend
the aviation meet there Monday. The
plans are to leave here this evening
and reach Omaha about midnight, re-
turning from Omaha late Monday