The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-07-28
TUESDAY TOPICS.


A. o. Hazen is enjoying few
weeks vacation.
Edward Brueggeman went to Sioux
City on business.
Miss cara Wilde has returned after
few weeks vacation.
Postmaster A. M. Church of Burke
was in Norfolk yesterday on business
Mrs. A. l.. Tucker, jr., Of Portland
is visiting her sister, Mrs. N. A. Huse.
Miss Hattie Heitzman went to Oma-
ha to spend two weeks with friends
and relatives.
b. P. Schneider is enjoying a two
weeks vacation with relatives In
| South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Sattler and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rice returned from
an automobile trip to Fremont.
Cadet Will Schmidt, whose home is
in Veruigre and who has returned
from the West Point military acad-
emy, Is In the city visiting with his
! sister, Mrs. Hoffman.
F. c. Asmus is reported quite i'll.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Cole, a
daughter.
| George NJ. Dudley has purchased
another automobile.
The condition of D. Baum is report
ed much improved.
Miss Carrie McLearie is enjoying
few weeks vacation.
Carl Wilde Is back at work after
a ten days vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mittelstadt
and children of Laurel are here visit
ing with l.. c. Mittelstadt.
Three tramps, claiming to be going
through the city in search of work,
were accommodated with a bed in
the city Jail.
Postmaster John r. Hays has re-
ceived a new title. A letter addressed
to "Mister Post Office Master" was re-
ceived by him.
Gustave Mittelstadt, who has been
here visiting with his mother, Mrs.
e. Mittelstadt, has returned to his
home at Winside.
Roy Bovee of Pierce, formerly of
this city, will pitch the game for Nor
folk Wednesday afternoon, when the
locals play. the Scribner team.
mic given by the Old German Soldiers
society on the Fenske farm. Singing
and refreshments were enjoyed.
The teamsters of this city have or
, ganized a ball team and this evening
, at Z o'clock they will play their first
[ game with the firemen on the Driv.
ing park diamond.
The condition of Mrs. R. H. Rey'
nolds continues very critical. Little
hope for her recovery is now enter
tanned. Mrs. Reynolds is suffering
+ from liberation of the stomach and
, is very weak.
: H. ]. Bingenheimer and M. c.
5 Theisen of Creighton passed through
Norfolk yesterday. Mr. Bingenheimer
was on his way to Casper, Wyom.
, where he and his sons have establish
, ed lumber business.
Among the uay's out-of-town visitors
in Norfolk were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
McCallum, Meadow Grove; G. G. Shu
3 ber, Lynch; H. Hettinger, Randolph;
] S. S. Hamilton, Winner; Charles l.
b Dix, Plainview; F. A. Nance, Wayne
i c. D. Kimble, Petersburg; M. A. Mar
Y tin, Ponca: G. S. Jewett, Creighton
e Jerome Sharp, Creighton; William
0 Bozorsky, Creighton; George Mayer
!. Tilden.
r C. E. Hartford has on display
i sample of his truck garden. The to
/ matoes are we'll worth admiring ant
2 the cucumbers are of the best. Mr.
+ Hartford reports that his family o
six have been enjoying tomatoes from
e their own garden for the past week.
Il Residents on South Fourth stree
report that an unknown man wal
r driven away from several homes OF
A that street last evening. 1t is believ
h ed the prowler is taking the form o
e a tom pepper" but some reports ar
that this man has endeavored to fore
s an entry to one or two homes. Th
l. police have been notified.
n A. H. Viele has returned from Lin
A coin, where last week he attended
4, busy meeting of the state norma
IS board. Mr.. Viele while at Lincoll
If was a guest of F. NJ. Hunter, principa
a of the agricultural school, and forme
SUPERINTENDENT of the Norfolk publ
schools. Mr.. Viele reports that MI
Hunter is well located at Lincoln an
has possession of fine home yer
'e short distance from the state farm
The board will meet at Chadron o
't July 2S.