The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-10-20

South Dakota and Wyoming, in the
interest of his Norfolk establishment.
He reports business conditions good
and trade in his line especially brisk
! this season.
James II. Fain arrived in the city
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
in Norfolk. Today he and Mrs Fain,
who had been visiting her mother
Mrs. Luikart, left for their new home
in Pennsylvania. Mr. Fain as super.
intendent of construction on the Nor
folk federal building.
Graham Humphrey is i'll today with
an attack of stomach trouble.
]. W. Armstrong, formerly of Nor
folk but now of Salem. oregon, has
just received an appointment as rail
way postal clerk.
1t is reported from Plainview that
Martha, the daughter of Claus Loren
zen, at Planvcw, died Saturday of
tonsiltis The girl was about II
years of age
Neigh Leader: The NJ. T. Kryger
restaurant has been purchased and
is being conducted by Mrs. Mary
Sponhower. Mr.. Kryger and wife
have moved to Norfolk, where they
recently bought a similar but more
pretentious business.
The tender Of c., st. p. NJ. & o.
engine No. 2S5, Billy Rupert engineer,
backed off an open switch in the yards
yesterday, and was stalled between
two and three hours in the mud.
There was no damage except loss of
time and waste of profanity.
The Ladies' Aid society and the
Women's Home Mission society of the
NJ e. church this afternoon held so
cial meeting at the home of Mrs. G..
e. Doughty as a farewell meeting for
Mrs. Goodrich, who leaves tomorrow
for her home at San Antonio, Texas.
Madison Star Mail: ]. X. Porter,
, wife and sons Louie and John, and
daughter Florence, left Friday evening
for their new home at Fairfax, S. D.,
This family has made many warm
friends in our city since residing here
, and we regret to see them leave, but
: wish them nothing but the best of
success in their new location.
, Mrs. Edith Offenhauser, accompa-
! MED by her sister Mrs. Dunning of
, Sioux City, returned last night from
, Shenandoah, Iowa, and will remain in
, Norfolk until her business affairs are
, closed. Mr.. Wolf, wholesale jewel
, ry house representative, who was here
for time a year ago last spring, is
p in the city to aid in closing the bust.
, ness.
/. The grand lodge, |. o. o. F., is in
session this week at Nebraska City
a and Norfolk delegates have gone to
, attend S. r. Mcfarland and Rev. j
. F.. Poucher are delegates and c. E
4 Doughty and George N. Beels will also
attend. Mr.. Poucher, who preached
in Stanton last night, joined the other
delegates at Fremont this morning
v and the four of them arrive in Ne
braska City this afternoon.
!, Acting Manager Hollyfield Is hav
ing a strenuous time today in trying
c to dry out the basement of the Audi
torium, under the stage, where the
@ dressing rooms are located. Numer
GUS gas stoves are being burned ovel
, time in the effort. The process is or
for the sake of getting the house ready
q for "The Prince of Pilsen," which
, comes Wednesday. There are 81
O many people in the company that, fo
, lack of dressing room space, the cho
Il rus girls will use portion Of Th'
!. News building for dressing rooms.
Pierce Call: Sheriff Jones and JohI
e TurelI paid a visit to the Norfolk asy
n lum recently. 1t will be remembered
that some time ago John Kopp Of thi
n county was adjudged insane and sen
n to the asylum. Since his entrance tt
that institution he has never uttered
n a sound and stubbornly refuses t.
h talk. 1t was hoped that John Tureli
who knew Kopp well before he be
d came deranged, would be able to in
it duce him to break his long silence b,
talking to him in his native tongue
e but the effort was unavailing. At on'
n time it was thought he was going t.
answer Mr.. Turek, but instead n
is turned his back and walked away.
e The lecture of DR.. Holtz at th
Methodist church Saturday evening
1t under auspices of young people of tn
S. various churches, was not well attend
ed on account of the inclement weath
a er. The night was rainy and ugl
'e and it was surprising that as man
people were able to attend as die
ID DR.. Holtz, however, spoke just a
n though he were facing houseful an
~ his lecture, rapidly delivered an
filled with wit and with good, SCUM
at sense, was very well received by tn
lg audience. DR.. Holtz last evening CAV
Dr. talk at the Methodist church on
trip through the Holyland, which wa
I'd very interesting.
ut Madison Chronicle: f. w June
IT man and wife denarted for COlOrad