The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-06-10
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

was in the city on business
Miss Nora Stirk of Battle Creek was
here visiting with friends.
Mrs. NJ. Nenow went to Pierce t.
spend Sunday with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kuhn went to
st. Paul, Mimi. for visit
Mrs. Kimball Drebert of Foster is in
the city visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Benjamin Bierer of Council
Bluffs is here calling on friends.
Frank Lehman has gone to Sioux
City and South Dakota on a business
trip.
Miss Elizabeth Mcfarland of Madi-
son is in the city visiting with rela-
tiyes.
George +. Schiller of Central City
is in the city visiting with his brother,
r. f. Schiller.
Miss Rose Steffen of Sioux City is
in the city visiting with her brother,
Professor August Steffen.
Rev. Edwin Booth, jr. went to Mad
son to deliver an address before the
Christian Endeavor union in session
there,
Mrs. f. f. Liliadahl and children of
! Pierce spent the night in Norfolk with
friends on their way to visit at St
Edwards.
Mrs. A. A. Bley and son, Arthur
Bley of Madison, enroute to Rapid
City to visit with relatives. stopped
off here to visit with friends.
d. c. O'Connor of Randolph is in
the city visiting with friends. Mr.
O'Connor formerly was superinten-
dent of the Norfolk schools and later
superintendent of public instruction
in the Panama canal zone.
Mrs. G. W.. Cyphers and daughter,
Miss Alice Cyphers of Valentine are
visiting at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. j. f. Pfunder, and attend
ing the commencement exercises
They will go on to Omaha tomorrow
noon.
EX-Fire Chief Ed Mullen is reported
i'll.
NJ. w. Spenner tailor at the Nor
folk Dye Works, is reported very i'll.
r. T. Waite, formerly a train dis
patcher of Michigan, has accepted the
third trick at the Northwestern office
at the Junction.
The w. c. T. L. will meet Tuesday
der on North Ninth street.
Ed Hans has moved his paint and
sign business from the Moldenhauer
building to the Beels building.
The Northfork is cutting a channel
around the dam at the sugar factory
and threatens to leave the old dam
high against the west bank.
The old board sidewalk on the Mar
quardt building property has been torn
up and wOTkmen are busy making
ready to put a cement walk in its
place.
Mrs. Martin Kane and Mrs. J. Hor-
iskey entertained forty members of
at the home of Mrs Kane Thursday
evening,
II. w. Woodwork, formerly of Nor
folk but now assistant cashier of the
Security State bank at Creighton is
to be married in July to Miss Laura
Kruse of that city.
Mrs. George Schiller, mother of R.
F.. Schiller, manager of the OXnard
hotel, is very i'll at her rooms at the
OXnard. Her husband, George Schil-
Ter of Ida Grove, Ia, is here.
o. c. Hauptli, formerly a Northwest
ern dispatcher here, who went to Win
slow, Ariz., to accept similar posi-
ton with the Santa Fe, is returning
to Norfolk. He will probably take up
his former duties at the Junction.
Miss Martha Koehn has resigned
her position as stenOgrapher and book
keeper at the Ransom & Anderson
real estate Office. Miss KOehn has
not decided what she will do but ex-
poets to spend a few weeks visiting
with friends out of town.
c. S. Hayes returned from a bust
ness trip at Pilger, where he says
farmers are doing wonderful work on
the good roads proposition. Three
miles south of Pilger tifty-nine teams
are busily engaged in hauling dirt,
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Fire at o'clock Friday afternoon
badly damaged the Jim Davey resi-
dence at 1901 South Second street.
The house was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs, Arthur Lowrey. Mr.. Lowrey is
mail clerk on the NJ. & o. railroad.
His family were out of town when the
fire occurred. The fire originated from
the kitchen range aud burned large
hole in the floor of the kitchen, dining
room and the bedroom. The Fourth
ward hose company did good work in
putting the fire out None of the fur
niture was damaged, it having been
taken out by the firemen
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