The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-30
TUESDAY TOPICS.

Alnsworth.
G. Smith of Anoka was in Norfolk
over night.
+. A. Spittberger of Pierce was In
town today.
ID, f. Maston OF Madison spent tho
night in the city,
l.. A. Fisher was in Norfolk ycstor.
day from Onkdale.
H. Barnes OF Battle Creek was In
Norfolk this morning
G, A. Barnes, banker from Aims
worth, Is In the city today.
Mrs. August Schultz is visiting with
Mrs. John Pofahl near Hosklns.
Attorney w. A. Mesorve of Crcigh.
ton was in Norfolk this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lint OF Osmond
passed through the city yesterday ON
their way to California.
rived at 6 and returned home at noon
w. G. Haley of Sioux City, interest.
ed in the Haley & Lang fruit house
here, spent yesterday in town, return.
ing this morning.
DR. G. A. McKim of Lincoln passed
through the city yesterday to visit
Vcrdel and Verdigre. He Will return
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Cook returned
last evening from visit at Winnie
toon. Mr.. Cook thinks Winnetoon Is
in the best country on earth.
Miss Grace Hanson, who Is attend.
ing the Wesleyan university, Lincoln,
Is spending her spring vacation with
her cousins, Misses Opal and Verna
Coryell
Mrs. G. G.. lllgen and Mrs. Gay Hal
verstein left this morning for Omaha,
where they will visit the formers
daughter Mrs. Louis Ottmar, at the
Clarkson hospital.
W. r. Hoffman has sold very fine
st. Bernard puppy to A. c. Mygatt at
Long Pine. The dog was shipped to
Long Pine yesterday.
w. j. White is today moving from
the house at the corner of Fourth
street and Madison avenue, just across
from the postofiice, to an A. j. Dur
land house on South Eighth street.
f. Eichberg, the limerick man who
arrived in Norfolk yesterday on his
way to Madison for county seat busi-
ness. returned from that place last
night and is guest today of his old.
time friend, G. a. Kuhl Mr. Eich-
berg and Mr.. Kuhl were playmates
away back in the early days of their
lives, over in Germany. They have
kept in touch with each other since
coming to America.
Charles Flores has received his first
shipment of $4,000 patent buggy cur
tain eyelets from the manufacturers.
These are new device invented by
Mr. Flores and patented by him, for
the purpose of protecting the button
holes on buggy curtains, and fastening
them securely to the buttons. Mr..
Flores has already sent out quantity
of these to the wholesalers, through,
whom, alone, they will be handled.
Mrs o. N. Stuckey is expecting two
sisters from Germany to arrive in Nor
folk next Monday. The Misses Thorn
are coming here to visit. Their ship
has not yet reached New York, but
will arrive at that port this week
Their mother was in Norfolk some
time ago for a visit with Mrs. Stuckey,
and upon her return to Hamburg her
daughters decided to come also. They
will probably decide to remain perma-
nently in America.
THE people who live north OF Nor
folk on the Bonesteel line of the
Northwestern do not desire any
change in their train service, II the
trains are to run into Bonesteel at a
later hour of the day than at present."
according to Frank Jackson, one of
the prominent business men of Fair.
fax. "As it now stands we get our
mail every day on the day it gets to
town." he said, where, If the train
came later, we would not get our mail
until the next day. Now our stock
men can get their live stock market
reports today in time to use them for
shipping | hardly believe there Is to
be any change, but we would not want
the train to come later than it now
does"
Among the baseball players who are
well known in Norfolk, there are five
who have signed to play in the new
league in the south, composed of the
following cities Topeka, Wichita,
Leavenworth, Webb City, Joplin,
Springfield Oklahoma City. Downes,
who formerly was a pitcher in Nor
folk and later at Creighton, who came
to this country with Steele, will hold
down second base and the twirler's
box at one Of these cities. Henry of
Omaha, who caught for Stanton at the
tournament which was held in Madi-
son when Norfolk won the game, is
catcher at Wichita. Frank Genin, for
three years center field for Omaha,
and Cooley, formerly of Omaha, are
also to be with that league. w. w.
Roberts, an enthusiastic fan of Nor
folk, who is soon to move to Okla