The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30

SO.1O ana 500, uellNerGu Coal
prices are said to be going higher
Miss Emma Hickman is on the sick
list.
c. c. Cow went to Wakefield on bust
ness
II. c. McKinsey of Stanton was in
the city.
C. p. Christianson returned from
Belgrade.
Leonard Gosard was Sunday Wis
itor at Wayne
C. w. Landers returned from a short
visit at Neigh.
j. f. Pennington of Stanton was
visitor in the city.
Harry Heath of Warnerville was
visitor in the city.
August Wilde of Battle Creek trans
acted business here.
V. Lewis of Meadow Grove was here
transacting business.
William Dixon returned from bust
ness trip at Madison.
II. T. Hutchinson returned from
business trip to Long Pine.
w. Y. Fisher of Randolph was in
the city transacting business.
Mrs. C. E. Strate of Hoskins was in
the city visiting with friends.
Rev. Mr.. Brauer of Hadar was in
the city visiting with friends.
Mrs. ID. T. owen of Oklahoma City
is visiting at the home of c. e. Rouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul PAUL. of Sioux
City were in the city visiting with
relatives.
Misses Rhea LaFarge Agnes and
Clara Smith spent Sunday with friends
at Wakefield.
Miss Myrtle Rawhouser and Miss
Lena Munsterman spent Sunday with
friends at Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Brunnell of
Council Bluffs were here visiting with
the A. G. Hickman family.
w. F. Hall went to Columbus, where
lie will join Mrs Hail. who is at Co
Iumbus visiting with relatives.
Miss G.. Cody, who has been employ
ed in the Mrs. Toban beauty parlors,
has gone to Omaha to accept posi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Killian and their
son Herbert Killian have gone to Ce-
dar Bluffs and Wahoo, where they will
spend a few days visiting with rela-
tives.
Misses Meta Tiegs, Jennie Schmie
deberg and Lydia Peter have gone to
Rock Rapids, Ia, where they will at
,f
loft, sister of Fred Frohloff of this
city.
John Lynde has accepted a position
with the Norfolk Post Card company.
Owing to the fact that the Stanton
county fair was postponed until today
and Wednesday, the Norfolk day has
been postponed to Wednesday, on
which date the Norfolk ball team plays
Stanton.
"Churches and Lodges will be the
theme of Evangelist Wright tonight at
the Christian church.
Abe Levine went to Omaha in an
swer to a telegram reporting the Sc
rious illness of his sister at the Gen
eral hospital at Omaha.
w. c. Currier, formerly night clerk
at the Oyuard hotel, has gone to Min
den, where he has accepted a position
as day clerk at the Humphrey hotel.
Claude Ogden, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Ogden of Norfolk, has been
made a member of the Apollo club in
Chicago, a great musical organization.
The concerts of this club every winter
are attended by thousands.
Norton Howe, S. A. Martin and
Sherman Poland returned from Enola,
where they spent few days hunting.
Mr.. Martin was the only lucky hunter
OF the party. lie succeeded in bring
ing down three nice ducks.
Manager Clarence Rasley of the
Norfolk baseball team, in company
with three of his players, Glissman,
Clark and Moldenhauer, witnessed the
Wisner-Tilden game at Wisner Sun
day, in which Wisner was the victor
in a II to game.
S. II. Grant, who has been attending
the reunion of the G. A. r. at Atlantic
City, n. j., writes from Washington
that he is enjoying his visit in the east.
Mir. Grant will visit New York City,
Philadelphia and other large western
cities before returning home.
Mrs. II. +. Dickinson of White
Cloud, Kan, a cousin of f, A. and l..
NJ. Beeler of this city, is starting on a
trip around the world. While in China
she will visit with her brother, A.
Pulet, who has charge of the Standard
Oil company's interests in that coun-
try.
w. T. Hayes, formerly non-com-
missioned officer of the United States
signal corps stationed in Manila and
other cities in the Philippine islands,
has accepted a position as operator
with the Northwestern Railroad COM
pany here. Mr., Hayes is first class
telegrapher with much experience.
Arthur w. Aaron, son of Rev. John
Aaron of Hoskins, leaves Tuesday
morning for Hoboken, n. j., where he
will board a steamer bound for Ger
many, where he will enter the Leipsig
university. Mr.. Aaron, who has been