The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-06-09
MONDAY MENTIONS.

A. II. Viele went to omaha.
John Welsh went to Chicago on bust.
ness.
Reese Solomon returned from West
Point.
w. j. Cow went to Bonesteel on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hickman return.
ed from Omaha.
Miss Kathryn Bogardus of Neigh is
spending week with Mrs. John
Krant2.
Louis Miller, after a days visit, left
yesterday for Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kinney made
an automobile trip to Stanton Sunday.
Mrs. ]. f. Losch of West Point is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. A. Huse.
John F. Denvir of Chicago spent Sun
day here with DR.. c. ]. Verges and A.
Buchholz.
William Hauptli, cashier Of the Mon
owl State bank, spent Sunday here
with relatives.
| L. II. Kinds is returning to his home
in Canada after a few weeks visit
with friends here.
| N. A. Huse is representing The
News at the State Press association
in Omaha this week.
Mrs. F. f. Miller and two children
are here visiting relatives enroute to
their home at Gregory, S. d.
Mrs. V. A. Nenow and children re-
turned from ColuAbus, where they
spent few days with friends.
| j. b. Maynard and daughter Helen
returned Saturday evening from visit
in Sioux City and Cherokee, la.
C. S. Bridge and his daughter Nellie
have gone to Culver, Ind, where his
son Donald graduates from the Culver
military school.
Walter Jones went to Omaha and
Lincoln. At Lincoln Mr.. Jones will
visit with Mrs. Jones, who is there Wis
iting with her parents.
w. M. Hickman, who was here Wis
iting with his brother, A. G. Hickman,
and other relatives, has returned to
his home in Wisconsin.
Misses Opal and Verna Coryell are
expected home from the state univer-
sity Wednesday to spend the summer
|
Coryell.
Casius Uhlig spent Sunday here with
friends. Today he returned to his
home at Holdrege. Mr. Uhlig has al
most recovered from severe attack
of quinsy.
F. NJ. Hunter has gone to Omaha
and Bellevue, where he will inspect
the Creighton and Bellevue colleges.
Mr.. Hunter will be accompanied by In
spectors Waterhouse and Bodwell.
President L. H. Scott of the West.
ern Conservatory Of Music arrived at
noon, to attend the commencement ex.
ercises of the local branch of that in.
stitution, conducted by Mrs Beels.
Dan Blue has just returned from a
trip in the Bonesteel country, where
he reports the crops in excellent
shape Never before have | seen the
crops in South Dakota looking sc
we'll" says Mr.. Blue.
) H. S. Thorpe, accompanied by Mrs
Thorpe and Miss Muriel left Norfolk
today noon for Chicago, where Mr.
: Thorpe goes to attend the annual con
vention of the National Piano Dealers
: association, of which he is a member
Mrs. Stitt, mother of ]. c. Stitt, who
has been seriously i'll with heart trou
BILE during the past month, is now re
: ported considerably improved. Cur
) tbs Stitt, who was here from Lincoln
for more than a week, has returned
, home.
5 Walter Foster reports that the prop
| osition he has offered to several Nor
l folk men, to build on his lots on Nor
folk avenue between Fourth and Fifth
D streets, has not been taken advantag,
, of. II have held the lots for twenty
: years with expectation that some large
S institution or industry would be bull
: there" he says. Now, however
K have sold one of the lots. l have beer
r keeping them together with much dit
! ficulty." The lot adjoining the Fues
e Ter building, says Mr.. Foster, has beer
sold to j. A. Montague, who will prob
G ably build there.
S Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Sanders wer
a notified Saturday of the arrival of
t. granddaughter, when a daughter wa
t. born to Mr.. and Mrs. McAleer a
r. Omaha.
D. A regular meeting of the city cou1
r ell will be held this evening.
h Alden Sheriff has placed large eleC
trio cluster light pole in front of hi
n place of business.
IS The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs
e Beckenhauer tomorrow afternoon at
e o'clock. A full attendance is desired
n F. G. Coryell went to Madison toda
to make his returns on the assessment
of one-half of this city. Mr.. Gorge
has assessed 500 persons here in Sc,
% enty-four days, averaging about fiftee
" per day.
st According to Sheriff c. s. Smith, tn
" Stehr case is laid over until Septen
ir Der. Mr.. and Mrs. Stehr and the
N baby, says the sheriff, are gettin
y, along very well. Stehr is put to wor