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Norfolk Weekly News Journal

Location

Norfolk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

2

Norfolk Commencement Week Prepares For Graduates

Norfolk observes commencement week with focus on graduates both sweet girl and young man. Events include class sermon by Dr. Tindall, junior reception at Miss Inez Viele’s, senior please at Yellow Banks, commencement and alumnus reception. Maude Boyd departs for Keeley normal school. local clubs conclude year with luncheon and Five Hundred game.

Norfolk Tindall Inez Viele Yellow Banks Sunday School Christian Endeavor Secciety Christiana Church N. R Owen South Mourth Street

Junior class hosts reception for seniors at Miss Viele home

The Norfolk high school junior class held a Wednesday evening reception for the seniors at Miss Inez Viele’s south Eighth street home. Pink and green decorations, pink carnation favors, punch, a short musical program, and a chinty lunch followed a catered program.

Inez Viele South Eighth Street Dorothy Rudat Lloyd Pasewalk Lowell Erskine Lambart Guttery Paine

High School Seniors Take All Day Ple Nu to Yellow Banks

The senior class drove to Yellow Banks early Thursday for an all day ple nu. Miss Thorngate and Mr Kennedy accompanied the group as chaperones.

Yellow Banks Miss Thorngate Mr. Kennedy

Salter Ladies Aid Group Meets at Koenigstein Home

Mrs G B Salter and Mrs P H Salter hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the First Congregational Church Thursday afternoon at Mrs P H Salter's Koenigstein Avenue residence.

G. B. Salter P. H. Salter Ladies Ald Society First Congregational Church Koenigstein Avenue

Ladies Guild Banquet Nets Over Two Hundred Dollars

The Ladies Guild of Trinity Church met with Mrs Guinn on Thursday afternoon. The banquet served netted the guild a little over two hundred dollars.

Ladies Guild of Trinity Church

Social events fill Edgewater area with visits and games

A jolly crowd surprised Miss Minnie King and Miss Alie King at their Edgewater park home Thursday evening. Mrs. N A Huse hosted Fate Burnham and guest Mabel McNish of Fremont plus Hielen Bridge in bridge on Wednesday afternoon. Indies of the Methodist church met at Mrs. John Krantz home with assistance from Mrs. E A Moore and Mrs. W L Austin. Mrs. R A Mittelstadt hosted a luncheon honoring Mrs. Scoonover of Seattle. The West Side whist club met pleasantly with Mr. and Mrs. C E Burnham Thursday evening. Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church gathered at Mrs. Hagel Thursday afternoon. A dancing party was held in Marquardt's hall Friday evening. Miss Fair Burnham hosted a brideeelk on Monday afternoon.

L. B. Nicola Fannie Norton A. J. Durland J. B. Maynard Bert Gentle Will Hall Fate Burnham Mabel McNish Fremont Mattie Davenport Norfolk Birthday Club J. D. Sturgeon Ro HW. Reynolds Sturgeon Égerved Reynolds Viele Meredith Maylard Varish Bleakney Weaver Bute Misses Minnie Alie King Edgewater Park the Indies R. A. Mittelstadt The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church

Alumni Banquet Tonight At Calumet Restaurant

The alumni banquet occurs tonight at the Calumet restaurant with John R. Hays as toastmaster. The board of education and high school teachers will welcome the class of 1908 to the alumni association. Invitations were issued for Kensington on Wednesday May 27 later moved to Thursday and another luncheon was set for 1 PM on Wednesday May 27.

Calumet John R. Hays Board of Education H. L. Snyder Kensington G. A. Burton

Miss Lucile Tracy to Graduate From Stephens College

Miss Helen Lucile Tracy daughter of Mr and Mrs E H Tracy of Columbia Missouri will graduate from Stephens College in Columbia on the evening of May 27 Norfolk friends extend congratulations Rev and Mrs J C S Weills attended the Omaha diocese convocation while guests of Mr and Mrs W M Rainbolt Others visited with friends in Omaha Sioux City Wisner Fremont and New York City were mentioned along with several local visits and returns

Helen Lucile Tracey E. H. Tracy Columbia, Mo Stephens College Lucile Norfolk J. C. S. Weills Omaha W. M. Ralnbolt BE. A. Bullock Sioux City

Memorial Day Program and Memorial Address by Dr. D. K. Tindall

Memorial Day observances outline a morning procession from Mathewson post hall to the cemetery for graveside decoration by G A R and W R C, a return to the M E church for a 11 o'clock address by Rev. Dr. D. K. Tindall, with formal marches and committee roles listed. The piece also includes unrelated narrative about a dog incident involving Mrs Roworth, Judy, and a baby.

Mathewson Post G. A. RR Women's Relief Corps Post Hall G. A. R. Post M. E. Church D. K. Tindall Norfolk Band Woman's Relief Corps Board of Education Norfolk Fire Department Methodist Church Wellis America All Benediction

Memorial Sunday Services at First Congregational Church

Memorial Sunday services will be held in the First Congregational church Sunday morning. The memorial sermon will be delivered by Rev. Edwin Booth Jr the new pastor of the church. The old soldiers and the ladies of the G A R will attend the services in a body.

First Congregational Church Edwin Booth, Jr The

Veterans to Gather for Memorial Services at G A R Hall

All Spanish American and descendants of veterans will meet at the G A R hall on Sunday May 24 at 10 am and march to the First Congregational church for memorial services conducted by Rev. Edwin Booth Jr. Commander of Post leads.

G. A. R. Hall First Congregational Church Edwin Booth, Jr

Memorial service notice for W R C at First Congregational

The daughters and granddaughters of veterans are urged to meet with the W. R. C. at G. A. R. hall on Sunday May 24 at 10 a m to attend memorial services at the First Congregational church. Mrs Dell A Quick President W R C.

G. A. R. Hall First Congregational Church Dell A. Quick

Baby Eleanor Roworth Plays With Toy Dog In Porch

New York May 23 Mrs Eugene Roworth's infant Eleanor slept in a Montclair Heights New Jersey front porch carriage. She held a stuffed dog toy in her arms as a warm breeze and sun lulled her to rest.

Roworth Eleanor Rowarth Judy Mrs. Reoworth Tige Reworth House New York Eugene Roworth Montclair Heights N. J

The Future of Electricity and Shifting Energy Views

Dr. Charles Steinmetz warned of a world running on electricity as coal becomes scarce and possibly banned. He spoke to New York students on The Future of Electricity, stressing power from water and the need to adapt heat and agriculture to an electric era.

New York Charles Steinmetz General Electric Company Schenectady Union College Steinmetz American Institute of Electrical New York Electrical Trade School

Whim to Ride to Grave Guides Indiana Farmer’s Funeral

Bloomington resident James Baxter Civil War veteran age 74 requested a plain funeral with no hearse no flowers and no coffin. His coffin was an old farm box kept beside his Salt Creek township home where he lived and died after a simple life on the same farm.

Indiana Bloomington Ind James Baxter Baxter Payne Salt Creek Township

Corn Price Soars After Patten Financial Move

Chicago May 23 Patten pyrotechnics push corn futures sharply higher. In minutes corn climbs 3 cents to 79 cents a bushel, near record highs. Patten gains spark conjecture on market impact while other traders face losses amid volatile trading.

Comtr Witness Indiana Nehridhy Principalis Maycorn Branaton Patten Chicago James A. Patten J. Ogden Armour Wall Street Nature

Wives Theft Claim Ends In Clothes Recovered

Mrs Edward Hardy telephoned the Danville police to report her husband, Edward Hardy, 25, had taken all her clothes. Police retrieved the bundle and returned the garments within minutes as she hurried to a dinner engagement.

Danville Edward Hardy Mr. Hardy

Anniversary reminiscences from ONeill founders

The article recalls the 34th anniversary of ONeill with General John O Neill and Colonel Neil Brennan leading pioneers to build the townsite. Brennan shares memories of early days as residents celebrate the milestone and reflect on the rapid passage of time.

O'Neill Democrat John O Neill Neil Brennan O'Neill Col. Brennan

Block System Abandoned Amid Expense Cuts in Railways

May 23 Chicago railroads curb block signal use to save costs. Abandonment affects branch lines and night mainline service, spreading east and west. Western vice president warns roads are skating on thin ice as alarm grows and officials fear a public explosion of the issue. The matter has reached the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Chicago Oeastern Northwest Western Inter-State Commerce Commission

Investigation on Train Signals Sparks Public Debate

The commission lacks power to force railroads to adopt a single train operation method. Public opinion could push railroads to widen safety reviews if knowledge becomes scarce. Officials defend actions noting low freight and passenger trains, while some fear changes undermine safety compared with former block signal control.

Vhcitines

Bryan Special Schedules Bonesteel Tour and Related Stops

W J Bryan will travel by special trains from Norfolk to Bonesteel and to Rosebud area with stops at Pierce Creighton Verdigre and Lynch for short talks. Additional specials run from Dallas to Bonesteel and back. He will also speak Memorial Day at Spencer ONeill Long Pine Ainsworth and Valentine with nonpartisan addresses and a June 1 Chadron Crawford Alliance Lincoln itinerary.

W. J. Bryan Norfolk Bonesteel Pierce, Creighton Verdigre Lynch Bryan Rosebud Bonesteet Pierce Creighton Ver- Mere Mr. Bryan Northwestern Dallas Hadar Foster Plainview Winnetoon Niobrara Verdel Monow Bristow Spencer Anoka Fairfax Tronestee P. m North Nebraska O'Neill Long Pine Ainsworth Valentine Chadron Crawford Alliance Lincoln North Platte Lexington

Political fizz in Gregory county races heats up

Fairfax May 23. Insurgent Governor candidate Vessey spoke at Starcher's opera house. U S Senator Kittredge plans a three day county tour the last of next week. Bryan will speak at Bonesteel Friday and Spencer Saturday May 30. Carl O Anderson withdraws after initially agreeing to have his name listed.

Fairfax 3. D Gregory County Senator Vessey Starcher’s Opera House U. S Kittredge Willam Jennings Bryan Bonesteel Spencer, Neeb Carl O. Anderson

Kauffman enters race for county representative seat

Norfolk Democrat Councilman Kauffman announces candidacy for the representative nomination. He says he aims for the legislature, plans to seek the Democratic nomination at the September primaries, and notes his background selling bakery goods and running a wholesale ice cream plant.

Kauffman Conmbouman Kauffmintein Tominitleny Couellman Kauffman Kiwiffman Norfolk America Sioux Falls E. B. Kauffman Dr. Rees Lew Young Newman Grove Foy

West Point Notes and court actions district terms and weddings

District court adjourned for the term after minor civil matters and a bail bond reduction for Charles Elsing er from 1000 to 600 by Judge Graves, case moved to fall term. Frost damage harms fruit crops while corn planted, wedding unites Herman Meister and Miss Mary Kaleval among local elites, and Edward Schrang dies in a fatal accident. Otto Wendt and Miss Phebe Frost wed, piano recitals planned for Koenigstein students at the auditorium May 26 and 28.

West Point Neb District Court Charles Elsinger Graves Herman Meister Mary Kaleval Cuming County St. Mary's Catholic Church A. BE Klement Monterey Township Edward Schrang Bismarck Township Otto Wendt Phebe Frost Dowald Garfield Township Wiliam Frost

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Norfolk Bow Scholastic Alphowen Woind Vie Sehram Anna Miller Ngoin Ludwig Koentestein Donizetti Saint Saens Eisle Kell Jennie Benning Appn Boebake Edith Pasewalk Liz Wears West Side Whist Club C. E. Burnham Marquardt's Hall Miss Fair Burnham Fale Burnham Wisner Harry Brome Brome W. H. Bucholz Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt 8. M. Braden Waukesha Wis W. H. Butterfield Tite DR. D. K. Tindall the Orator E. P. Weatherby J. K. Barnes J. P. Byerly George Dudley, Sr HH. M. Roberts W. H. Widaman A. N. McGinnis Edwin Booth Evanston O'Neill's Politics Gregory West Point News Koenigstein
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