The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-10-21
MONDAY MENTIONS.

city ON business.
II. c. McKlnsey of Stanton was
visitor in the city
Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Hayes have gone
10 Chicago for week
Cyrus Kline and Harry Coleman OF
Elgin were in the city
NJ. Avery, a Tilden business man,
was here transacting business
Dan Craven returned from Crete
where he has been on business.
j. G. Collins returned from bust
ness trip at Sioux City and vicinity.
Misses Emma and Louise Schultz
spent Sunday with friends at Hoskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Deck of Hos
kins were in the city calling on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Huebner OF
Pierce were in the city visiting with
relatives.
Miss Resale Witten of Pierce
spent Sunday in the city with Miss
Alice Holt.
r. A. hurry of Roseburg, Ore, is in
the city visiting with his cousin, Mrs.
J. E. Montague
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zitkowsh returned
from Hoskius where they spent days
visit with friends.
Mrs. Albert Viergutz and daughters
Martina and Esther went to Omaha for
a visit with friends.
Miss Ella Fischer of Sioux City and
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Hicks of Wayne were
here visiting August Fischer and fam
lily.
hunting party including d. Math
ewson, Charles Mathewson of Walt
hill, Neb, NJ. C. Hazen and G. Il. Sal
ter, left at noon for an outing in Cher
ry county.
Bora, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkins,
a daughter.
Willard Green returned from Ere.
mont Saturday, where he purchased 6
new dray.
On account of the death of Private
Pearley Beymer, the National guard
rmory will be in mourning for thirty
avs. The military ball has also been
ostponed.
After a hard tussle with the pigskin,
Schelley football team on the driving
park gridiron Saturday afternoon by a
score of z to 0.
Shungopavi, the Indian magician
who pleased the Norfolk chautauqua
audience this season, passed through
the city Saturday from Hoskins, where
he gave an entertainment a few
nights ago.
A strike in the stone quarrIes from
which stone for the Norfolk Y. NJ. c.
A. building is bought, has caused a
delay in the contractors work. He de-
clares, however, that the delay will
not be long one.
The remains of d. B. Phileo, the
former Wayne man whose death &C.
Cured at Twin Falls, Ida, were taken
through Norfolk and the funeral held
at Wayne. The relatives say that "a
nervous breakdown" caused the death.
Dr. Mcknight and wife and their
son Fuel of Long Pine were visitors
at the Brechbill home Sunday and
Monday. They left at noon for their
new home at Puxpepec OXaca Mexico.
They expect to remain there at least
five months.
Judge Welch at Wayne granted an
injunction restraining Willis Mcbride
of Elgm from starting any more suits
against the American Express com
pany and issued an order permitting
him to go ahead with the three suits
he already has begun, but at different
times.
Oscar J. Johnson, formerly one of
the firm of the Johnson Dry Goods
company in Norfolk but now of Or
ange, Calf, is in the city visiting his
sisters, Mrs. c. S. Parker and Mrs. j.
s. Mathewson. Mr.. Johnson, who has
been i'll all summer is recovering his
health.
Somebody at the Norfolk gas plant
turned off a valve Monday morning
and for two hours there was air in
the pipes instead of gas. Among other
results, the linotype machines at The
News Office were stalled during a rush
portion of the day.
A team of horses attached to the
becoming frightened on Third street
and Norfolk avenue, made two record
breaking runs around the block, fright
ening team of horses attached to a
hack, which also followed them around
the block. No damage was Zone.
A large number of Bloomfield peo-
pie We're in the city Sunday IN their
automobiles and enjoyed a luncheon
at the ONnard hotel. Among the party
were; lanes r. Kolar, K. Miller,
Frank Henderson, j. ID. Munro, Henry
Graham, H!itz Hoops, Henry Ont, T.
ID. DuTLin, John Decker,
Cleo Lederer, who is visiting with
relatives at Conrad, Mont, writes Nor
folk friends that he is enjoying his
vacation immensely. Conrad, says
Mr., Lederer, is beautiful place
bounded on the west by the Rockies
and on the east by a fertile valley
which is well settled. He says it's
very fine to live a few weeks on ven