The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-08-26
SATURDAY SETTINGS,

SA URDAY SlF lNSS.
H. A. Haley is in Chicago on bust
ness.
Mrs. Carl Alber, or Hoskins was
in town.
Miss Ella Huebner of Lincoln is in
the city.
Sheriff c. S. Smith of Madison was
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Lackey return.
ed from Pilger.
Henry MarQuardt returned from
visit at Hoskins.
Mrs. Henry Miller of Hoskins was
a visitor in the city.
A. c. Bradenberg of Battle Creek
was here on business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. +. Petit of Warn.
erville were visitors in the city.
Mrs. A. Wilsay and her daughter,
Mrs. McKim, OF Oakdale were here.
Mrs. Eugene Maxwell of Lincoln
is here visiting with the A. H. Veile
family.
Miss Nora Stevens of Peoria, H..
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. +. NJ.
Huntington.
NJ. j. Sanders has gone to Chadron,
Rushville and Gordon on a weeks
business trip.
Misses Marion DIETRICH and Leota
with friends.
Mrs. j. c. Stitt has gone to Clear
water where she will visit with Mrs.
Earl Harper.
Misses Ida Hagel and Emma Raasch
returned from visit with friends at
Hot Spring, S. d.
Mrs. J. A. Steele and son Robert
Steele of Arlington, Neb., are here
visiting at the L. b. Nicola home.
Miss iona McNutt of Ord, Neb.,
schoolmate of Miss Maud Rees at
Doane college, enroute to Plainview
for a visit with friends, spent last
night at the d. Rees home.
William G. Keehn, who has been as
sisting DR.. McKim during the summer,
leaves for his home at Gresham, Neb.,
today and will return to the Kansas
Veterinary college next month to take
up MS maj year OF study.
b. ID. Remy, superintendent of the
schools of Monticello, ILL.,, was in the
city yesterday to see Dr. McKim and
other friends. Mr.. Remy at one time
resided in Norfolk and clerked in the
Spencer & Ovelman shoe store.
f. B. Watson of Iowa City has ac-
cepted position here with ]. c. Stitt
as craftsman.
A carrier system will probably be
installed in the Beeler Brothers store
A demonstration OF the system is now
going on at the store.
L. S. Conn, the newly appointed
president of the Wayne normal school,
passed through Norfolk. Mr.. Conn
made a good impression in Norfolk
upon the business men who met him.
Mrs. o. L. Hyde entertained num-
Der of lady friends last night at a
slumber party. Tents were provided
and the slumberers enjoyed a treat of
out-of-doors sleeping.
Wallace Lyman who has been here
acting as temporary district traffic
chief at the Bell telephone Office in
the absence of Walter Jones, has re-
turned to his home at Omaha.
An Omaha man was fined 1892 at
Stuart Friday for shooting prairie
chickens out of season. An Omaha
game warden was on hand to arrest
him when he returned from his hunt.
p. NJ Barrett, who has been confined
to his bed in his apartments at the
b. T. Reid residence, is again able
to be at his place of business. MIR.
Barrett's physician has not YET deter.
mined whether Mr.. Barrett is suffer.
ing from appendicitis or not.
Sheriff Smith of Madison says the
county saved about five days board
bill on Joseph Teuton, the man held
in the county Jail for breaking into the
OveTrocker store some time ago. Teu.
ton gave up the idea of fasting and
is now again enjoying his meals regu.
larly. He had not eaten a bite for
five days, says Sheriff Smith.