The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-09


G. G. Miller until February 10 when
they will leave for Orange, Cali,
whore they will make their permanent
home Louis Iocschor will remain In
Norfolk until summer nj least
The little son of MIR and Mrs. A. C..
Pmmmor who had been III, In recover.
ng rapidly.
w. f. Pettcc with his family have
moved to their now home at 3li Phil.
lip avenue.
The Trinity Social guild will meet
this evening with the Misses Mnloncy
at the Pacific hotel
Henry Hickman, who was quite III,
has recovered sufficiently to return to
his railroad run tomorrow.
Elkhorn Encampmcnt No. q, |. O..
o. T., will hold II regular meeting this
evening for work in the FIRST degree
MIR and Mrs w. H. Blakeman en-.
tcrtaincd Il party of friends at dinner
last evening after which social game
of 500 was indulgcd in
Yesterday was n comparatively
W
up to the twcnty.ahovo point The
lowest point shown was five above.
Members of North Nebraska court
No. ., Tribe of Ben Hur. enjoyed an
excellent and delicious program and
supper at their meeting last evening.
Among the new students registered
in the business college here this morn
ing were Miss Vail of the Junction.
Robert Ballantyne, and Mrs. william
Kiesau.
The newly organized dancing club
will give n dancing party at Marquardt
hall this evening. The young ladies
of the club have issued invitations for
dancing party on the night of Feb
ruary IL.
The City Milk House is making n
number of improvements and chang
es in their workrooms. New floors
are being laid and partitions are being
changed so as to make the rooms more
suitable for their business.
Rome Hansen Is sick with the grip
at the Oxnard hotel
j. Miller came down from BassCtt
Tuesday noon on business.
G. w. Larson and family of Plain
view are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs A.
Degner.
Mrs. Ludwig Kocnigstcin Is confined
to her home with a severe cold.
Mrs. Herman Gerecke is visiting
with her son Alfred at Nebraska City
William Bahr left Tuesday for Wa
basha Mimi, OF visit with his pa
rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Asmus went to
Pierce Monday returning home in the
evening.
Miss Jennie Nyland has entered on
course at Works dressmaking
school.
Otto Scheubel returned to Pilger
Monday after spending Sunday with
friends in Norfolk.
1t is rumored that Jacob Horst has
purchased the Davie place, five miles
northwest Of Hadar.
Charles p. Mathewson returned Mon
day to Decatur after a visit with his
cousin, d. Mathewson.
M. w. Spenner left for Naper Tues
day noon to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, e. A. Kievel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buchol2 went to
Leigh Tuesday to attend the wedding
of his nephew, Robert Piller, and Miss
Thiel.
Miss Pruss returned from David
rh, hn.
been instructing in the dressmaking
school.
julius Degner of Wisner and broth
er of A. Degner, is in the city on bust.
ness. This is his first trip as a trav-
cling salesman for the Lee Miller
Hardware company of Fremont.
Walter Melcher entertained a num-
ber of friends at a party last night in
his home, five miles east of the city.
The guests enjoyed the drive there and
back in the moonlight, and a very
pleasant evening was spent at the Mel.
cher home.
Ethel Beckwith, the servant girl
with many names who looted a num-
ber Of homes in Norfolk and who was
later held at Neigh was sent on to
Newport by the people OF Neigh, who
raised a subscription purse to pay her
fare. No one was willing TO prosecute
the case.
Four Norfolk boys made records at
skating on the ice yesterday in 12-foot
jumps. They were Pete Barnes, jr,
Earle Weekes, George Gibson and
Earl Fairbanks. The feat was per-
formed at Klug's slough northeast Of
the city. Earl Fairbanks is said to be
one of the cleverest skaters in the city.
Doris Briggs, the 13-year-old daugh-
ter OF Conductor and Mrs. Briggs, Is
very i'll with pleurisy. Mr.. Briggs is
at home during the week, having taken
a lay-off from his railroad run on ac-
count of the little girls illness.
The coalman's trade was well stim-
ulated by the cold wave Sunday and
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