The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-03-31
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Ia /. hlOppluB OF OSmOuu was mere
C. f. Mitchell OF Creighton was
visitor in the city.
II. l.. Kloke and V. G. Kloke of
Bloomfield were visitors in the city.
John Robinson returned from bust
ness trip to Colome, S. D.
w. NJ, Altman returned from bust
ness trip to Ewing and Clearwater.
County Clerk s. r. Mcfarland of
Madison was in the city transacting
business.
w. F. Hall returned last night from
business trip on the Bloomfield
branch.
+. r. Butler Northwestern travel
on business.
Miss Ida Same of TildeD is in the
city spending few days with Miss
Martha Brummond.
Mrs. c. c. Cow has gone to Wayne,
where she will spend a few days with
her father and sister.
Miss Florence Musselman Of Edger-
ton, o., arrived in the city Saturday
to spend week with her college
friend, Miss Rosetta Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Bishop, en-,
route to their home in Connecticut
from the western coast, where they
spent the winter. are expected in the
city April l.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sess
Ter, son.
A regular meeting OF the Elks is
scheduled for tonight.
William Mas, EOS South Fourth
street, is reported critically i'll.
Mrs. August Goetsch OF Stanton dice
In an Omaha hospital Wednesday.
The Crystal theater is displaying {
fine picture of the Northwestern eat
| ing house fire on their curtain. Thu
| photograph was made by Smith.
v. v. Light ia back at work again a
| the postoffice after three days vaca
| ton.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
o. r. Meredith Tuesday afternoon a
$3.50. A full attendance is desired.
| A special communication of Mosai
lodge No. 55 has been called for thi
evening for work in the F. c. degree.
| The Woman's Home Missionary sc
ciety of the Methodist Episcopa
church will meet with Mrs. ]. W. Rar
som Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. C. r. Reed and Mrs J. 3. High
returned Friday evening from Lir
coin, where they had been visitin
with their mother, Mrs. F. L. Este
brook. Mrs. Hight leaves next wee
for her new home at Interior, S. d.
James Mckenzie, an old Stanton
Neb., pioneer, died at his Stanto
home Friday. Mr.. McKinzie was We
known in Norfolk. He was SO year
old.
The choir of the Congregations
e church is preparing a cantata whic
will be rendered at the church Easte
morning. The choir will consist {
twenty voices.
, A well bred colt belonging to Dariu
Raasch died from lung fever Frida
night. Another valuable horse belong
ing to Mr.. Raasch is suffering frOl
the fever and may die.
. Teachers from many parts of tn
vicinity are already beginning TO CON
: into the city. A record breaking a
2 tendance of the teachers to their a
5 nual meeting here is expected.
/ Henry B. Russ has gone to Osceo
: to pack up his household furnitur
which he will bring to Norfolk. NJ
Russ will engage in the real esta'
E business with G. C. Lambert here.
q The Norfolk Business college ia
3 ulty and students have been invited
e the Baptist church Sunday night. TT
I students will meet at the collee
J. rooms and go to the church in bod
On the request OF the, Wayne Cor
mercial club, Otto A. Voget is puttir
o his Beethoven quartet in trim for a
I entertainment at Wayne for April l
8 for the benefit of the Wayne libraI
e fund.
e A large number OF people attendt
e the mask ball at the skating rink la
night. All the masqueraders were