The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-20
MONDAY MENTION.

MONDAY MENTION.
Mrs. Kehl is visiting at Stanton.
Mrs. f. w. Jenal, who had peen Wis.
iting her mother, Mrs. Mas, returned
today to Bloomfield
Norton Howe went to Omaha Sun
day.
Mrs. E. O. Mount spent Sunday in
Omaha.
Harry Wright has gone to Omaha
for few days.
j. f. Walz of Fremont spent Sun
day with friends in Norfolk
Mrs. r. G.. Allen is at home from a
visit to her sister at Hoskins.
DR. Mathewson of Washington is a
guest at the home of Col. S. S. Cotton.
Mrs. NJ. X. Ryan returns to her
home tonight from a visit to her pa
rents at Creighton.
Conductor Bert Taylor and his crew
have gone to Scribner to run trains
out of there on the Northwestern.
Banker Fisher of Ewing passed
through the city at noon enroute home
after having spent Easter with his
parents at Wahoo.
Howard A. Rowe, railway postal
clerk, will spend a couple of days in
N. Stuckey. Mr.. Rowe formerly lived
here, having moved to Lincoln but re-
Gently.
The funeral of Miss Katie Klein was
held Sunday afternoon.
Miss Stella Luikart will entertain a
few friends at dinner this evening.
The Sons of Hermann will give a
dancing party tonight.
N. A. Rainbolt is repairing his resi-
dence property on Koenigstein avenue.
An eight-pound son was born Eas-
ter morning at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Zitkowsky.
Graham Humphrey, who has been
so i'll with appendicitis, is somewhat
improved in condition today.
The Trinity Social guild has issued
invitations for a dancing party which
will be given at Marquardt hall on
Friday evening of this week.
p. A. Shurtz, Jack Larkin and Andy
Lager went shooting on Saturday and
got the biggest bag of the season,
bringing back twenty-four ducks and
a goose.
p. A. Shurtz has let a contract for
cottage just south of his residence on
South Fifth street. P. A. Custer has
the contract.
The wedding of Miss Hattie Hoss to
Otto Boldt will take place in Christ
Lutheran church on Thursday after.
noon of this week. The young couple
will reside on a farm near the city.
w. NJ. Staley of Stuart and Charles
Springtube were arraigned in police
court Saturday on charges of being
drunk, and were each fined 81 and
costs, making $40 apiece. Both paid
their fines.
George Dudley has been quite i'll
with appendicitis, but was some better
this morning and the attending physi-
clan thought that he would be able to
take some nourishment tomorrow for
the first ime.
iohih6 at bOSuS olOubu, SOuLHedSl
of the city, has been very excellent
during the past few weeks. Fred Bo-
che caught two fish Saturday that
weighed twenty-five pounds in the ag-
The catfish are biting with
great appetite.
Bert Glassen, who has been running
the electric light plant at the Sugar
City Cereal mills, has gone to work
for s. F, Gilman. He will have charge
of the lighting plants at Neigh, Pierce
and Valentine and will incidentally
keep his eye on the Norfolk plant for
a time
A, D. Boyles of Massena, Iowa, has
been appointed district superinten.
dent for the Nebraska Children's
Home. His territory will be in this
section and he will make his home in
Norfolk. He was appointed by Man.
ager f. P, Quivey of Omaha. The
home is in Lincoln.
1t was necessary to shut of elec.
trio lights west of the tracks and the
street lights, Saturday night for a