The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07


Tuesday. Armed to the teeth, they
will bring back some blrds-lr the,
buy them.
sherman Wcathcrholt was In Nor
folk from llostns yesterday.
County Commissioner John Malone
of Madison passed through Norfolk on
his way to Tilden.
Mrs. Rnohart OF Naper was In the
city half n day. She has been visit
ing people and scenes familiar In her
younger days.
j. G, Foy of University Place, left
this city for Anoka Tuesday with u
view to real estate investments
O, C. Gates, Wholesale dealer in hay
at Lincoln, went up the Ellhorn val.
ley Tuesday TO look after shipments.
j, b, Smith, n Neigh attorney, has
been In the city on business for the
last two days, making trip to
Creighton in the meantime.
Captain II. IT, Ely, u. S A.. spent
the day with his sister, Mrs. E. L.. GIL.
lette. Captain Ely has just returned
from Europe and vii go to the Phil.
ippines in February.
James Forbes and wife of Anoka
were passengers Tuesday for Los An.
Seles, California, where they will
spend the winter. Their son, VIII u
Forbes and his family, accompanied
them and will remain couple of
months. James Forbes Is vice presi.
dent and his son is president of the
Citizens bank of Butte, and the Anola
National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs Soren Nelson of Spen-
Ger were in the city Tuesday fore
noon. Mrs. Nelson has lately recov.
cred from a severe Illness. and they
will make trip to Rapid City for
health, business and pleasure com.
bined. They were disappointed in not
meeting a party from Sioux City, who
expected to make the journey with
them.
=. II. Simons Of Butte, was down
from that place Tuesday, He will go
to the gulf states to investigate the
yellow pine situation, and will prob.
ably make some extensive purchases
for his yards at Butte and Herrick.
DR.. Lowell Clarke from Denver, in.
spector in charge of the veterinarians
of Wyoming, Colorado and Nebraska,
was in the city yesterday consulting
with DR.. Myers.
Mr.. julius Salzwedel and two
daughters, Armand and Clara, are
quite sick at their home east of the
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Alexander who has been very
sick, is much better.
Miss Elsie Dobbin has returned
from Hoskins where she has been Wis
iting with her parents.
Mrs. John Brown is on the sick
list.
Carl Russell has resigned his job
switching and has secured a position
with a contractor in California and
left for there over the Union Pacific.
Little Gertrude Kendall is quite sick
with bad cold.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tar
ence Hedrick is much better To-Day
Little Edward Wood, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Wood, is quite sick
John Hinze, one of the night ma
has secured a job "c.n.rt
days.
A. r. Beaton, foreman o q. 81"
mill here, loaded up the POI - mil
and went to Fremont to saw Up IT,.
Did bridge timbers and ties ,+';e
Teddy Grouse, the Chicago NO'tr
western boiler inspector, assed
through here last night on his ~sy
o Lander.
Frank Tanner, who is suffering from
In abscess of the knee, is getting
along nicely.
Henry Hasenpfug has sold out his
interest in the Hasenphug e. Kelleher
saloon at the Junction and will retire
rom the business. Mr.. Kelleher will
continue to operate it.
About 6 o'clock Monday evening |
I'D, hitched horse to the buggy to
)rlng Mrs. Schwartz home from the |
millinery store. On turning into Nor.
ok avenue, man driving very rap
dly ran into the boys buggy, knock
ng the boy out, and it would seem
upset the buggy, at least the horse
an away and came running up to the
tore with only the thills of the We
licle attached, causing CONSERVATION |
md alarm among the few who col
ected in the vicinity. In a few mo-
nents the boy came along, frightened |
'ut unhurt, to the infinite relief Of
drs. Schwartz, whose forebodings |
we're the more painful from the short
ime that had elapsed since she had
the boy. That no greater
lamage was caused is remarkable,
the force of the impact
That it transpired while people were