The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-01-12

Cr, ", {, Hansen,
NJ H. King of Foster was on the
streets today shaking hands with
friends,
Allen Bcclcr and son Warren have
returned from visit to st. Joe, Mo,
very much pleased with their vacation.
Chas, Bcrcsford, jr,, and VIII Barr
have gone to Lincoln for few days
visit and see the sights Mt the capital.
Mrs. Mary Elliott has returned from
her Two weeks visit in Chicago and
has again opened her drossmaking
| parlOrs.
Miss Minnie Fleming has returned
! from Aurora, whore she has been Wis
ting with parents and friends during
! the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs, Samuel Fitch of Socl
| ing, Okla, are here visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs A. Low. She
! Is n sister of Mr.. Low.
A. II. Windcr and II, u. Reid have
returned from an extended business
and pleasure trip into Indiana, Chi.
Cago and other points.
Miss Nan Carborry, who has been
spending her two weeks vacation at
home, left for Creighton today to re-
sumo her school duties Monday.
The Sanford Dodge theatrical com
pany came in this afternoon on the
u. T. freight and changed cars here
for Pierce, whore they play tonight.
Frank Bruins, ono of the baggage
| nt a., vi "A ig
up with the grip. His friends hope
that this is one Of the kind of grips
that he will smash.
Albert Lehman, German Lutheran
teacher of Johnson, Mimi, was in the
city last night as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs w. l.. Lehman. He was enroute
to Stanton to make visit with rel
ativcs.
Miss Nora Schelly arrived ut noon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. Horis-
key to visit until the return of Miss
Mary lloriskcy from Cheyenne, and
perhaps longer. Miss Schelly has
been teaching school in the west.
Frank Ware has gone to Omaha to
attend the pharmacy department of the
Creighton university, where he will
take the course and become a full.
ilodgcd druggist He has been clerk.
ing for almost three years and prepar.
ing for this step. One year now in the
school will give him "sheepskin."
A son Is reported at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. |. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Braasch are now
occupying their handsome new home
built in Edgewater park.
|. II, Cook has Il contract for hauling
500 tons of coal from cars to the in
sane hospital for Lincoln firm.
t. t. Becls takes the place of s Il
Mcfarland rs secretary of the X. O.
T. NJ. lodge and members may here
after pay their dues at the Citizens
National bank,
Mrs. Warrick received a telegram
yesterday announcing the death of her
brother-in-law, MIR Carter, in Dcs
Moines Mr. Carter was recently
stricken with paralysis. He was sev
cnty-two years of age.
Henry Hasenpflug has sold his sa
loon at the corner of Fifth and Main
streets to Mr.. Kraus of Plainview. Mr.
Hasenptlug will hereafter have charge
of his saloon at South Norfolk and Mr.
Kraus is expected here from Plain
business.
Fire Thursday morning gutted the
city restaurant at Lynch. The dam
age was about 81 900 altogether. Sew
eral dodgers, including Slivers, Brown
ie, Nick Baker and Roy Hamilton. who
were in bed at the time the fire broke
out, were forced to jump out of an up
stairs window. They lit on a mattress
The members of the U. V. Il. clur
were entertained by Miss Ruby Macy
at her home on South Fourth street
last night. Cards furnished the
amusement and all seemed to enjoy
the occasion.
Delightful refreshments added tc
the pleasantries of the occasion ant
all were delighted with Miss Macy as
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt enter
tanned number of friends in most de
lightful manner at their home on Koen
igsten avenue last evening. Card:
were used as the feature of the even
ing's pleasure, the game of 800" af
fording merriment for several hours
Mrs. F. f. Davenport and DR.. II. T
Holden were the prize winners at tn,
game. A delicious supper was served
in three courses.
County Commissioner John Malon,
of Enola was in Norfolk yesterday af
ternoon and ordered the bridge be
tween the farms of Henry Betwachte
and julius Hickman, on the count!
p line, repaired, This bridge, which il
north of town, had a bad hole in on,
!. side and had become dangerous. TIL,
case was reported two dayS ago n,