The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-06-30

NtISD, NtD., june Z-.-SpeCldl TO
The News: r. B. Skinner and wife re-
turned home from Lincoln last Friday
afternoon, where they attended the
annual convention Of the Nebraska
Funeral Directors. Mr. Skinner was
reelected secretary Of that associa-
ton, making it his third term. He was
also elected one Of the members to at
tend the national convention, which
convenes during the month of October
at Atlantic City.
]. F. Curtis Of near Royal was a
county seat visitor on Tuesday of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dalton and chill.
dren were in Neigh last Friday from
Orchard, the guests Of Mrs. NJ. ]. Ro-
mig.
Prof. c. A. Mohrman and wife re.
turned home Friday afternoon from
O'Neill to remain over Sunday. Mr.
Mohrman is principal of the junior
normal now in session at ONeill.
o. B. buckingham was over from
Plainview last Saturday on business.
c. B. VanKirk and wife returned
home Monday evening from a few
days visit with relatives at Creighton
Gus Holm Of near Royal was visit
ing relatives and friends here last
Friday.
DR.. w. F. Conwell and wife left yes
terday morning for three weeks trip
to the Pacific coast.
E. A. Pohlman OF Pierce was in Ne
l;,l, la ,tf In l,,r
Ben Allison was down from Clear
water Sunday TO spend the Gay with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Ali
son.
A. E. Malzacher and family went to
Oakdale Sunday for visit with rela.
tives and friends.
Miss Edna Thompson visited friends
at Tilden last Sunday between trains.
L. B. Harris came home Sunday
morning from business trip in the
western part Of the state.
C. ]. Allison and Fred Hoschitt went
to Lyman, Colo, Tuesday morning,
where they are interested in land.
n. B. Sweitzer was called to Kan
sas City, Mo, on business connected
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Perry H. Peterson went to Oakdale
Tuesday on business.
A. P. Wilson, district deputy Of the
w. o. W., was up from Oakdale Tues
day renewing old acQuaintances.
]. E. Wilder returned Tuesday from
his two weeks trip to Denver.
John KrantZ Of Norfolk was in the
city Tuesday visiting at the home of
w. ]. Bogardus and family.
Glennie, the little son Of DR.. D. G.
Mcpherson, who has been quite i'll the
past ten days with typhoid fever, is
reported as improving.
During the month Of May more than
10000 letters left the Neigh postotfice
and more than $4,000 arrived on the
different mails.
DR.. Henry L. Akin Of Omaha was
in the city Tuesday in consultation
with DR.. A. F. ConeTy regarding the
condition of Mrs. N. L. Freeman, who
is reported in very feeble health.
Attorney ]. B. Smith went to Albion
yesterday morning on legal business
Preparations of an elaborate nature
are now going on by the committee OF
the Commercial club for the booster
trip that will be taken in automobiles
next Wednesday and Friday. 1t is
now expected that 100 representative
| business men Of this city will under
take the advertising Of the Neigh
chautauQua, race meet and baseball
tournament. Next Thursday will be
considered by the boosters as a day
of rest, after their 125.mile trip the
day previous. Friday, June 3O they
leave about 7 o'clock in the morning
for Elgin, then to Petersburg. The
club will then make the long run OF
fifty miles to Norfolk, having had {
special invitation by the Norfolk Com
mercial club to meet them in theiI
city, The towns visited on the return
home will be Battle Creek, Meadow
Grove, Tilden and Oakdale,