The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-08-11

tween bunch OF the younger Oakdale
players and the Star team, resulting
in score OF 10 to in favor of Oak
dale.
Notice was given last week Of a spe-
cial election to be held August 2S to
vote on additional water bonds for the
extension and improvement OF the
city water system.
Last Friday evening Il. A. Brodboll
and Irving Stringfelow arrived from
Omaha with a new dupmobile and a
new Abbott-Detrolt touring cars. On
Saturday G. V. Anderson purchased a
new Flanders touring car.
Mrs. Il. G.. Mckinney arrived from
| LOOMS on Sunday of last week with
her children and the family will To-
cate here permanently, Mr.. Mckinney
being employed by w. L. Payne &
| Son.
Dicks Bon of Kansas City, Mo- came
up last week on Friday for two
weeks visit with home folks.
Miss Libbie Dill and Miss Mayme
Ryan returned last Friday evening
from Wayne, having completed their
summer term there. Miss Lottie Had
ley returned on Saturday evening.
Miss Leila Bon completed her work
at the state university last week and
returned home Saturday evening. She
was accompanied by Miss Algie Rob-
lnson of Central City, who is spending
the week with her and renewing old
acquaintances.
| Miss Cecil Evans returned from the
Peru normal school last Saturday
evening, having completed the sum
mer course there.
Carl Butler and Keith Torpin were
Norfolk visitors last Saturday.
Miss Lulu /. Durland of Plainview
is spending the week in town, the
guest of Miss Nina Minton.
Carpenters have been busy the first
part of this week shingling the Cath
Ollie church on the corner of Third and
Walther streets.
Oscar Gross of Verdigre was Wis
itor in town last Monday.
| Announcement was made last Sun
day of an Epworth league social to be
held on August 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Matsor
have taken up positions as salespeople
for R. M. Nesbit.
Miss Nina Thuma of Bayard arrived
Monday of this week to take up the
position as housekeeper for H. s. Man
vile.
On Tuesday evening of this weel
the l. o. U. B. club held their weekly
: meeting at Torpin's camp, three-quar
} tiers of mile northwest of town
There were several lady visitors ant
about fifteen or twenty young men il
: attendance.
J Miss Jess. Malzacher returned thu
first of the week from Omaha, where
she studying for nurse.
; Theron Brodboll was noon passen
ger to University Place on Monday o
this week for a short visit with rela
: tives.
: Mrs. Ira Reno returned the first o
| the week from Hot Springs, S. d.
where she has been for a few week.
past.
r Roscoe Cunningham of Tilden wa
a business visitor in town Wednesday
5 Wednesday the home talent numbe
5 of the lecture course was given befor,
/ a good sized audience in the Metho
b. dist church. The Oakdale band, Mis-
5 Nina Minton, soprano, and Miss Leil;
Admire, reader, furnished the enter
A tainment, which was highly appreciat
2 by all.
., About o'clock Wednesday night
steady rain commenced falling, whicl
e kept up a good part of the night
Y About an inch of rain fell
i On August II the Booster club ha
, arranged for some special attraction
t in the way of free entertainment, bal
t game, ETC., in the afternoon and ever
= ing, for the entertainment of the farm
ers and citizens.