The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-09-29
MONDAY MENTIONS.

c. II. GroesbeCk returned from a
business trip in Indiana.
Fred Sasse of Pierce, is here visit
ing with his son, Ernest Sasse.
Mrs William l.. Lehman has gone
to Wellington, Colo, to visit with her
brother.
The Misses Martha Brummund,
Anna Koepfel and Eliza Filter have
gone to Omaha and Syracuse to visit
with relatives and friends.
w. II. Storey, formerly of Brooklyn,
N. Y, has accepted a position with c.
S. Hayes.
John Schwichtenberg has returned
from several months visit on the
western coast.
c. II. Taylor returned from a few
weeks vacation which he spent with
relatives in Iowa.
Miss Bertha Fowler has gone to
Mount Pleasant, Ia, where she takes
charge of the Brazilton hotel.
Mrs. Anton Buchol2 has gone to
Chicago and Watertown, Wis, to
spend a month with relatives
Mrs. II. A. Hall of Long Pine, is
here visiting with her parents and her
brother, NJ. Fraser. Mrs. Hall is en-
route to California, wher she and her
husband will make their future home.
Edward Beiersdorf of Emerson,
spent the day here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beiersdorf.
Max Janowsky is back from two
weeks vacation, which he spent with
friends at Cedar Rapids, Ia, Omaha
and Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Lane of Sioux
City, spent Sunday here with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Lane. Mr..
Lane is district special agent of the
Nebraska Telephone company at
Sioux City.
Miss Vera Johnson, who underwent
an operation for throat trouble at
Omaha Saturday, returned here Sun
day night. Next Friday she will I'M
dergo a delicate operation for ear
trouble at Omaha.
An adjourned meeting of the city
council will be held tonight.
Mrs. Fred Klentz is suffering from
an attack of lumbago with sciatica.
The new regulation olive drab uni
forms and caps have been received in
the quartermasters department of
company ID, local national guards,
for two weeks camping near Omaha.
Henry Hasenphlug has purchased a
new automobile for his taxicab bust
ness here.
Gerald South has accepted a tenn
porary position with the Fleming
drug store.
The son of Mrs. Fricke of Park ave-
nue., is suffering from blood poisoning
on both legs.
Gus Cades' new shoe shining build
ing is being constructed on North
Fourth street. The building is to be
of cement block.
r. f. Palmer, who was injured a
few weeks ago, is experiencing some
pain from his injuries. A cast was
put on the injured leg Saturday.
The Home Missionary society of
the Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. F. E. Hewins, sos South Twelfth
street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
r. B, Mckinney went to Omaha
Sunday to undergo an operation for
stomach trouble. He will probably
stay in the hospital for several weeks.
Albert Wilde and Sherman Polling
are having a cement block lunchroom
building constructed on Phillip ave-
nue. and Seventh street. Although
this building when completed will be
substantial one, it is to be torn
down after the Rosebud land opening.
Three arrests were made here Sun
day evening. Two of the offenders
of the intoXication ordinance were re-
leased, and H. Preece, a Creighton
bartender, who declared he brought
his whisky here from Creighton, spent
Sunday night in jail and was let go
Monday morning.
G. L. Carlson is to address the Nor.
folk boy scouts Tuesday evening in
Pasewalk Grove. Mr.. Carlson has
taken a great interest in the boy
scout movement in this city and on
request of Master Scout A. o. Hazen
he will tell the scouts what they can
accomplish in their good work. The
scouts have been ordered to report
to Mr. Hazen at the grove at 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening. The address is
scheduled for $50. Those interested
in the boys scouts are invited to at.
tend the meeting.
Mrs. Benjamin Pugh, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Lehman of the
city, died at her home in Bakersfield
Cal, Saturday. Her sister, Miss Dina
Lehman, of this city, en- enroute to
Bakersfield to visit with her sister,
and has not yet been notified of her
sisters death. Mrs. Pugh has been
! i'll for several years, but her death
was sudden. Only recently her par
ents here received news from Califor-
mia that their daughter was improv-
ing in health and for this reason her
sister left Norfolk for the western
visit. Mrs. Pugh leaves two children,
aged and 6. Mr.. Pugh is railroad
conductor.
asst Ball Game of the Season.