The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-19

teacher at stanton, cRmo up last night /
to spend Sunday with Miss Maudo
Mr. aud Mrs. S. H.. Mccullough of
Omaha arrived in the city last night
to spend few days with their son,
b. Mccullough.
Miss Amanda and elsie Podol of
Winsidc are expected this evening to
spend Sunday with their sisters the
Misses Podoll
w. II, Clark and T.. Dodermnn re-
turned to their work this morning Mt
West Point whore they are painting
for the railroad company
j. A. Mullen returned from Omaha !
yesterday whCro he has been for some !
time past running an engine. lie now |
has an engine in and out of Norfolk
Ed and Ben LouCks will return from
pilgcr this evening, to be at homo over |
Sunday. They are engaged In con
structmg n new brick building in Pill
ger.
DR. Frank Osborne, physician at the
Nebraska institute for the feeble mind. |
ed at Beatrice, is in the city for II visit
with his mother He will return to
Beatrice tomorrow.
A. l.. Lager and party, comprising |
DR.. O. II. Flory of St Edwards, DR.. |
Kindred and f. II. Evans Of Meadow |
Grove, leave tonight for two weeks |
trip hunting and fishing, south of Val
entine. The party have II complete
camping outfit and are anticipating a
fine outing The northern flight of
ducks will be on sometime within the
next two weeks.
L. b. Musselman is improving his
house with a new coat of paint.
Howard Beymer has bought for $l15
the horse which Charles Elgn drew
at the firemen's fair.
Earl Ransom, who was injured last
week by falling from horse, has not
been resting so well the latter part of
this week as he did before.
Mrs. Carl j. Linstrom leaves today
to attend the national convention of
the Woman's Home Missionary soci-
ETY. being held in Lincoln. She will
visit friends in Fremont on her way
home, returning the latter part of next
week.
| Nj. Mihills is preparing for his auc-
tion sale of pure blooded Duroc-Jersey
stock to be held here next Saturday.
| There will be a series of sales in
northern Nebraska during the week,
closing on Saturday in this city.
The first number on the Norfolk
high school lecture course will be the
sketch lecture of Alton Parker, car
toonist, which will be given at the
Methodist church next Wednesday
night, October II. Mr. Packard comes
highly recommended and is spoken Of
in the highest of terms by those Nor
folk people who have seen him. He
is a fun maker, and he can make peo-
pie laugh. The series of five lectures
includes some OF the best features the
American lyceum bureaus produce to-
day. For the sake of future lecture
courses in Norfolk, it is to be hoped
that the series will be we'll patrOniZcd.
Half of the series will be held in the
Congregational church and half in the
Methodist.
The Norfolk high school football
team left for Sioux City this morning
where they will play the Morningside
team of that place this afternoon. AL
though the team have been victorious
in their games played this season, 1t
is not probable that they will come
back tonight with the scalps of the
ole IN
belts, as Sioux City will undoubtedly
have the best men they can get for
this game, out of their large number
of students. 1t did not look very en-
couraging for the boys this morning
when it was found that several of the
team were not on hand at the station
but through the kindness of the train
crew the train was held few min
utes until they had all arrived. The
colors of the high school were worn
by all members of the team and the
yell was given before the train pulled
out.
| O'Neill Frontier: Walter Horiskey
met with a distressing accident last
Sunday night about 8 o'clock at the
Northwestern yards, and that he Is
: still alive may be considered fortu
nate. In company with r. NJ. Lump
kin and Reuben KNAPP he was at the
depot when a stock train came
through. The train Stacked speed as
lit passed the station and Walter
l. climbed onto the side ladder of cal
: to ride a short distance. Just abou
at the switch east of the depot ht
! jumped off or fell off, striking on hi
head on a rail of the side track. HI
was rendered unconscious by the fal
+ and lay helpless on the track whel
picked up by his companions He wa
found seriously hurt and a buggy wa
! procured and he was taken home, DrS
I p. J. Flynn and e. T. Wilson bein
summoned His forehead was cut ope
! to the bone and a terrible cash on tn
l side of his face The physician