The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-10-21
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Mrs. ID. c. warren or Tilden was
here.
Frank Carrick went to Omaha on
business.
f. II. Wagner of Creighton was in
he city.
Sam Erskine went to Omaha on
business.
William Zutz of Hoskns was here
visiting with friends.
Misses Aaron of Hoskins were visit
ors in the city.
Mrs. August Ruhlow of Hoskins was
visitor in the city.
Mrs August Ruhlow of Hoskins was
a visitor in the city
Mrs George Screeder of Battle
Creek was in the city.
Mrs. S. T. Martin OF st. Charles
was here calling on friends.
Ira Russell of Herrick, S. d., is in
the city visiting with relatives.
Mrs. +. G. Coryell returned from a
few days visit in Sioux City.
DR.. Y. II. Salter made trip to the
southern part of Madison county yes
terday in his automobile, to perform
an operation.
c. c. Sheets of Osmond was in the
city transacting business.
ID. d. Brunson of Ewing was in the
city transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pilger of Pierce
were here visiting with relatives.
w. A. Witzigman returned from a
business trip to Meadow Grove.
Abe Levine returned from Omaha,
atives.
f, r, Hayes has moved into the S.
S. Cotton house at 2O9 North Twelfth
street.
|. Nj. Hamilton has moved from 107
North Ninth street to $40 South Elev-
enth street.
John Robinson returned from Oma-
ha, where he spent a few days with
relatives.
DR.. Kierstead went to Tilden at
noon on account of the serious illness
of his sister, Mrs. Ed Thoms.
Mrs. Albert Steinkraus and daugh.
ter, Miss Martha Steinkraus, of Pierce
"Slc III IuS Clly NlSlIluS Nllu lIleHuS
Abe Levine, who returned from
Omaha Friday, reports that his wife
is very i'll at the home of her parents
at Omaha.
DR.. p. II. Salter leaves Tuesday to
attend the annual convention of the
National Association of Railway Sur
geons in Chicago.
Mrs. W. r. Hoffman and daughter
Miss Kathleen Hoffman, have returned
from Omaha, where they spent a few
days with relatives.
j Burt Mapes has gone to Wayne as
counsel for the American Express
company in their injunction case
against Willis Mcbride of Elgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schiller, theil
son Harry and daughter Hazel of Cen
trail City, arrived in the city list night
in their automobile. The party viii
spend few days with the R. F. Schil
Ter family.
Harry Hartford, who returned
Wednesday from Wood Lake, where
he spent week fishing and hunting
reports the game very plentiful. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Hans, with whom Mr.
Hartford stayed, are enjoying theil
, outing and will remain in camp unit
cold weather sets in.
Accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
Ludwig Koenigstein, Mrs. Louise AS
mus returned yesterday noon from
Rochester, Mimi, where she had beer
taking treatments at the st. Mary!
hospital. 1t was not necessary fol
Mrs. Asmus to undergo another opera
tion as was at first thought. She i!
now feeling very well.
Victor e. Arnesen, a masseur wn(
, has been in Norfolk all summer, hav
ing come from Los Angeles to trea
w. H. Butterfeld, returned to Cali
fornia Saturday. He likes Norfolk 81
we'll that he says he will return herr
TO make his home next summer.
The Norfolk Woman's club will
, meet with Mrs. L. A. Culmsee Mon
! day afternoon at $50.
, George Williams has purchased the
' Dave Harrington farm, consisting o
, 160 acres, two miles east of this city
E. w. Zutz has sold his 160-acr'
, farm in Wayne county to Fred Grimm
l a well known farmer living southeas
l of the city.
. Word from Rochester, Mimi, is tina
p. M. Barrett of Norfolk, who under
l went an operation for appendicitis, il
. recovering rapidly,
} j. w. Porter of Pierce, who pur
. chased the old c. b. Durland propert.
: at 1O7 North Ninth street, has moveC
: here with his family.
\ Miss Mona O'Brien returned Frida.
+ evening from a two weeks vacation
r which she spent with friends and rel
atives at Omaha and Creston, la.
Little Walter ReesOn, son of Mrs
Ella Reeson, who is in the city visit
y ing her sister, Mrs f. Saase, sustaine
: an injured head as the result of fallin
o down a flight of stairs.
A meeting of the ladies of the Alta
6 society was held at the parochial res
il dence Thursday afternoon. Light re
). freshmeuts were served. All enjoye