The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-23
TUESDAY TOPICS.

DR. Frank Osborne, assistant super
ntcndcnt at the state institute for the
feeble minded at Beatrice, has been In
the city for n few days, visiting his
mother.
G. II. MathCsOn, Robert Schwartz,
l.. Il. Pope, c. w. Munger and q. +.
Keplin were bunch of live fellows
who attended the Eagles lodge last
evening in Norfolk, from pilgcr.
Mr.. Hicsche, who has returned from
his trip to southern California, was
much pleased with the country and
the climate His relatives nearly all
live at Los Angeles, which made the
visit the more enjoyable.
Il. A. Bullock went to Fairfax this
noon on business.
Fred A. Heath of Milwaukee Is in
the city on business
w. II. Clark left for Fremont Sun
day morning on business.
Clarence Clark and Harley Dixon
went To Omaha yesterday morning.
Miss Nora LcttO came up from Stan
ton Sunday noon to visit Mrs. Michael.
MISS 'luIlC' 1llnulnhn vi Nloblu ulh
arrived this morning to visit with Miss
MnO McNccly.
Mrs J. ID. Sturgeon has been called
to Creighton on account of the serious
illness of Mrs. Lucas.
John Wt2igman, "A banker at Bat.
tie Creek visited over Sunday with
his aunt, Mrs. Anna Luikart
]. u. Sturgeon returned TO Planvicw
today to push the piano sale Of the
Sturgeon Music company there.
The Misses Maloncy have returned
from Battle Creek, where they sang
al special st. Patrick's day exercises.
Mrs G. y. YOungs left today for
Osmond, where she will make her fu-
turc home with her family on farm
three miles west of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinkaid of Plainview
were in the city Saturday to close the
sale of a house belonging to them in
Haase's addition. The house was pur
chased by Charles E. Flores of Battle
Creek
Miss Lena Wetzel returned home
Saturday evening from Sioux Falls,
s. D.. where she held a position as
trimmer in millinery establishment
III health caused her to return home
sooner than she had intended
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tabor of Edo
RADIO Springs, Mo, are in the city Wis
iting at the home Of Mrs. Tabor's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Boeck. Mr.
Tabor arrived last night, Mrs. Tabor
having been here for a couple of days
previous.
The interior of the Durland Trust
and Norfolk Building and Loan Offices
is being handsomely decorated today
Spring will be officially inaugurated
tomorrow. Today dawned like a beau
tful spring day, though the thermom-
eter registered two degrees below zero
last night.
Gregory IS. d. Advocate: A stock
company with $4,000 capital is being
organized here to operate a first-class
drug store, something that is badly
needed in Gregory.
A baby boy was born at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Mayes Sunday
who makes his home here and the
young knight of the grip is the first
heir
Long Pine Journal: Engineer Ball
OF Norfolk arrived here last Saturday
to relieve Dan Agler on the switch en-
gine. Mr., Agler will leave as soon as
the weather settles for a hunting trip
out on the lakes.
II. +. Gerecke had planned to start
operations in his brick yards yester.
day, and before that had planned TO
begin work a week ago. but was pre-.
vented from making the start because
OF the cold weather. AS soon as the
warm weather gets fairly on, Mr.. &c.
recke will begin to burn brick.
Charles Dugan expects to leave as
soon as the weather clears for the new
town of Shoshoni, near the edge of the
Indian reservation which is about to
| be opened. He thinks that the rush
to that country will be great and says
that Shoshoni is right now good live
| town.
Herrick Press: Frank L. Bramble,
public examiner for the state of South
Dakota, was in Herrick Tuesday on
his return from an examination of the
banks on the Rosebud. He reports all
the banks in good condition, and said
that two years had elapsed last Octo
ber since there had been bank fail
ure in the state
Bristow Enterprise; Section Fore
man Wright found mans clothes
stuffed with hay and a rope tieC
around the neck, hanging from &
bridge near the Darby farm. while go