The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-16
FRIDAY FACTS.

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10 Stuart.
w. J. Cow returned from Neigh
last evening
A. II. Kiesau took the morning pas
senger east today.
f. e. Davenport went to Tilden on
business this noon.
George McComb is in the city Wis
ting with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Greene went to
Madison this morning.
DR.. Walter Pilger went to Hoskins
on professional business today.
l.. A. Fisher of O'Neill is in the
city attending to some real estate
transactions
Arthur Ahlmann returned from a
short hunting trip to Wakefield where
ne did even see a feather.
Rolly Fulton came up from Lincoln
last evening to spend the night with
his brother, while enroute to Bone
steel.
G. ID. Sims returned from the Rose.
bud country last evening. He found
he roads on the reservation so bad
that it was impossible to drive out
anywhere.
Rev Thomas ]. Wright of Wayne
visited yesterday with Rev. J. f.
Poucher
Miss Dunn of Pierce was in the
city yesterday.
l.. A. Fisher came down from Oak
dale this morning.
Douglas Cones of Pierce was in the
city this morning.
Mrs. G.. r. Burnham returned yes
terday from a visit at Tilden.
]. F. Spatz came down from Bone
steel this morning on business.
l.. d. Smith of Creighton was in the
city on business this morning.
G. |. Boiles came down from Pierce
Yesterday an dremained until today
c. II. Vail returned from a trip to
Omaha and Lincoln yesterday after.
noon.
Miss Cora Walker went to Platts.
mouth today to attend the wedding of
her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Macy returned
from Sioux City yesterday where they
had been to attend a photographers
school.
Mrs. Arthur Piger returned to her
home in Madison yesterday after Wis
iting for a few days with friends in
the city.
Robert Martin, one of the commits
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Stock company, is in the city from
South Omaha on business.
Mark McCole, student at the busi.
ness college, returned home to Tilden
yesterday to recover from the effects
of fall he had week ago from the
Creighton depot.
Mrs. p. H. Salter is entertaining a
small company of ladies this after
noon.
The annual declamatory contest of
the Harrington high school will be
held in the opera house Friday night,
March 16. Five boys and three girls
in the high school will contest for
gold medal The winner will also be
chosen to represent Harrington in the
contest at Norfolk April 4.
F. F. Ware had a narrow escape
from death during the height of the
wind yesterday noon. He was pass
ing the Queen City hotel when the
wind tore small peak from the cor.
nice and hurled it, point downward,
to the sidewalk within a foot of his
head. Had Mr.. Ware passed a second
sooner the point would have impaled
itself in his head and either killed him
or caused a serious injury.
Mrs. s. NJ. ROsenthal has slightly
improved in condition and there is
more hope today for her recovery.
DR.. J. f. Summers, jr., of Omaha ar
rived in the city last night for consul
tation over the case and stated that
he thought Mrs. Rosenthal has a good
chance for recovering The people
Of Norfolk are generally very much
interested in the case and the news
of more hope will be received by the
city with much satisfaction.
TO settle a lawsuit over a few dol
lars worth of property, a case has
been in progress at Albion this week
which will cost about $1,000 for trial.
More than 100 witnesses have been
examined in the case. 1t is the case
OF the state against John and E1ie
Wright of Petersburg in uhioh tba,,