The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-12-29


board Christmas
MIR and Mrs Otto Schclbcl Of plgcr
we're Xmas guests OF MIR. and Mrs
Joseph Schwartz.
4 r. Bnrthclmnn Of Creighton came
Down to attend the railroad boys
! dance last night
Clarence e. Clarke came M from
Fremont 10 eat his Christmas turkey
1t the home fcstnl board
Chns. Nonow " Gordon IL home for
the holidays with hls mother. Mrs.
| Mary NonOw. and hIs sisters
John Bridge IL over NJ Foster acting
rs cashier OF the state bank while
Cashier Ivlc y NIchola is visiting pa.
rents in Washington, Iowa
Gene Brown OF Gordon visited
friends here over Sunday. being on.
"outc to Plainvicw to spend Christ.
mas.
Misses Frances Vicle and ella
ToomoY left for Lincoln today TO at.
tend the state association meeting OF
teachers
Miss Bessie Mcfarland came down
from Lynch to spend Christmas with
hor parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Nc.
Farland
MIR and Mrs. II. c. Perks have re.
! turned to Albion after spending Christ.
WAS day with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs Fred Klcnt2
j. Earle Harper OF this city, and
brother r. y of Deadwood. enjoyed
Christmas AT home in PlainvIcw, where
a family gathering was held
Emery Dickovcr is home from Rap.
ID city S. d. whore he Is employed in
the celebrated Homcstake mine. He
viii remain until after the new year.
Mrs w C.. Roland departed for
Council Bluffs today to assist Mrs.
Robert Craft, who will remove to this
city and make 1t her future home, to
he near the resting place of her late
husband
G. D. ButtCriield returned home from
trip to Pierre, S. u. Saturday might
He says that things are quite lively up
in the capital city OF that state on ac.
count of the new railroads which will
make the city more easy of access
f. G. Coryoll has rented rooms over
the hardware house of Messrs Blake
man & Coleman, and will open a real
estate Office ON January l.
II. A. Haley & co. have decided TO
open their new wall paper store Feb.
ruary ! in the Rome Miller building.
instead of in the BcoIs block, as for
mcrly announced.
Word received from II. p. Frocland
ana family who recently removed from
here TO Greeley colo, reports that they
like their new home very much, and
that coal only costs five dollars ton
ont there.
Mrs. Robert Craft and family have
decided to make their home in Norfolk
and will remove from Council Bluffs
TO this city as soon as they can break
mp housekeeping. They will have
rooms in the home of her sister, Mrs
Crotty, until spring and then will build
a home of their own.
w. b. Vail has received an invita-
tion announcing that his halfsistcr,
Miss Eta Lawler Of Rock Rapids.
Iowa, who is known here, will be mar.
ried to Rev. O'Connor of that city
on Monday, January /. The groom is
"A Methodist pastor in that city, and
Miss LAWYERS friends here will wish
her much JOY.
Hastings people have raised slS,GOO
towards building a Y NJ c. A. build.
ing. This is a commcndable invest
ment for the people Of that city, as
good Young Mems Christian assoca-
tion pays a greater interest on the in
yestment than anything else in which
the same sum can be invested. Nor
folk could use an association of this
character.
A. Karo has withdrawn his adver-
tising from The News He says he
does need it any more He has sold
out every pound Of the twenty-five
head Of young cattle which he was ad-
vertising, and he says the whole bunch
found purchasers through the little no
tice he was running in The News.
Consequently with nothing to sell just
al present, he sees no need for adver-
Using.
Ralph Braasch, who was reported Sc
riOusly i'll on Saturday, seems to have
passed the critical point during Satur-
day night and began to get better
He has recovered the use of his eye
sight, which was entirely gone for two
lays, and passed a very comfortable
night last night. II is now hoped that the
native strength of Ralph will carry him
to recovery. a result which hundreds
Of people in Norfolk most sincerely
hope for.
West Point Republican: The Chi
cago Los Angeles Limited. the new
daily Northwestern train. started from
Chicago on its initial trip Sunday.
The train will run on the Northwest
ern to Omaha, on the Union Pacific to
Salt Lake City and on the new San