The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-03-15

Jas. f. Hodges, a Wayne horse sheer,
had business in Norfolk last evening.
Carl T. Seelcy Of Madison paid one of
his frequent visits to Norfolk yesterday
Ellsworth Hall and Chas. A. Evans of
North Loup were in Norfolk yesterday.
w. @. Fry, clerk ut the Oxnard, went
west last night on a short business trip.
Josef Korazel and Marin Korazel were
Norfolk guests over night from WILDER.
Rev. A. NJ. Mcfarland, we'll known
here, is very sick at his new homo at
Lynch.
ID. Smith il confined to his room in
| South Norfolk with q severe attack of
tonsilitis.
Mrs. II. Il. Holden IL to entertain a
company of ladies Thursday afternoon
at high five.
Conrad Bauriedel is recovering from
a wounded hand which threatened
blood poison.
Willard Green is moving back into his
old quarters over the Durland Sisters
Millinery store.
Norfolk lodge, No. 81, A. o. U. W.,
| will meet in regular session at Odd
| Fellows hall this evening.
N. l.. Brainard is moving into the
house on North Ninth street recently
vacated by G. @. Whips.
Sheriff Losey is over from Madison on
official business connected with the
present session of district court.
Sheriff Kreader of Dodge county
brought an insane patient named Dun.
ker to the hospital here Saturday.
George Fredrichson, f. A. Dearborn
and H. Z. Blanchard were in the me,
tropolis over night from Wayne.
Mrs. w. N. Huse wentoto Hawarden,
Iowa this morning, where she will visit
her mother until the last of the week.
A. J. Durland leaves tonight on a trip
into Holt aud Knox counties to examine
some lands in which he is interested.
Miss Anna Poole of Chicago has ar
rived and accepted q position with In.
sleeps millinery as trimmer during the
spring season.
The Music Students club met last
night with Rev. w. S. McKim and the
subject, "Hymnology," proved both in.
teresting and profitable.
Roy Garter of this city, who has been
employed in a drug s~tore..at Minneapolis,
has taken a position in a similar store
in Omaha, where he gets q better salary
and is nearer home.
Herman Wohlfeil of Tilden, a brother.
in-law of George Stapenhorst, departed
today, with a neighbor, for Everett,
Washington, where he will visit and
may decide to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Matthiesen
living a mile west Of. town, celebrated
their crystal wedding yesterday, in
which they were assisted by a large
company Of jolly friends.
Geo. w. Clark, a carpenter, has
moved his family from Tilden and will
make Norfolk his future home. He
recently purchased of T. X. Odiorne a
residence property in The Heights.
The local High school oratorical con
test, to choose q candidate to participate
in the district contest to be held here on
the 27th, will take place in the High
school room next Friday evening
There will be four contestants.
The building at present occupied by
the.Inskeep Millinery store has been
sold to a brewery firm aud it is asserted
that a saloon will be opened up therein
this spring. Alocation for the millinery
store has not yet been selected.
A party of duck hunters, consisting
of Rudy Blatt, Scott Holbrook and
Fritz Brunn, drove to a slough above
Pierce Saturday night, returning yes
terday oon They had a good time
but came home without a duck.
II. e. Hardy is just recovering the
use of his hand. which he injured about
two weeks ago by running a rusty nail
into it. The nail pushed a piece of the
glove ne was wearing into the wound
and this has but recently been removed,
1t is currently reported that Sol. G.,
Mayer has rented the residence of Asa
X. Leonard for a term of three years,
beginning on the first Of August. AS
bachelors do not usually have use for q
house the size of the one rented, the
deduction is that Solomon is going to
take unto himself a wife.
This is the eleventh week that Rev.
II. Il. Ryder of the Baptist church has
held meetings every day, afternoon and
evening. AbOut % new members have