The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
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MONDAY MENTION.

Bcrnhnrdt act.
w. II. Lehman spent Sunday with
his parents In stanton.
Dr G.. Nj. Berry Of O'Ncill was In
Norfolk Monday on business.
Burt Mapes and County Attorney
Jack Koenigstcin went to stanton to
day on legal business.
Miss Marie Larsen OF Kansas CITY
has arrived in the city and will serve
as trimmer for Mrs Joseph Schwartz,
which position she held last year.
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz left Saturday
for Omaha and Chicago to spend
week or ten days studying the now
fashions for the spring and summer.
Miss Amamla Willie, postmlstress
at Neigh and formerly in the local
postofllcc, with her mother Mrs Anna
Willie visited Sunday with DR. and
Mrs Rudolph Mttelstadt.
Mrs Sam Roscnthal has been very
seriously i'll for the last few days and
ut one time became so serious that
ii was intended to send to Omaha for
n specialist. Her condition Is now
much improved.
Miss Grace Thomas OF Carlock, s.
D., spent Sunday with Mrs Stanflcld
while on her way to Omaha and Den.
yer, where she will visit with her
grandmother.
Roy Knapp and Mr.. King of Or
chard spent few hours in the city
on their way home from Wayne where
they have just finished course in the
normal school.
Peter Duffy will leave his position
with Herman Winter in n couple of
weeks and remove with his family to
Loup county, where he has home
stead on the Calamus river
The West Side Whist club will meet
with Mr. and Mrs. IL. A. Bullock to.
night.
Two children OF Adolph Schilling in
the Lodge neighborhood on rural route
No. 4 are sick with the diphtheria
The members of the Buster Brown
club with a party of gentlemen friends
enjoyed a bob sled ride last evening.
Afterward supper was served by Miss
Ethel Doughty at the home of her pa.
rents.
The infant child Of " S. Thayer
died at the home of its parents on
West Norfolk avenue Sunday after.
noon and was buried Monday after
noon in Prospect Hill cemetery. The
services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Root.
The Bank Of Herrick has been pur.
chased by A. W. Standiford, president
of the Peoples Bank at Naper, and
II. l.. Slaughter, a Naper real estate
man. The change to the new manage.
ment will be made March !. The bank
is capitalized at $4,000.
Bristow Enterprise: Guy Cooley,
the manager of Mr.. Shurtz's general
store in BristOw, came up with his
family from Norfolk last Sunday, and
will go to housekeeping in the south
part OF town. Mr. Cooley and wife
are excellent people and we are glad
to welcome them among us.
A carload of Norfolk horses were
shipped to Buffalo yesterday to be
used for trucking purposes. The hors-
es were bought of ID. d. BrunsOn by
w. II. Lock of Stanton, who in turn
sold them to Buffalo horse dealer
horses to Buffalo and will visit a
brother and sister in the east before
returning home.
The Misses Anna, Edith and Tillie
Herman have gone to Neigh to at
tend the wedding Tuesday of Miss
Kate Book Of Albion Miss Book Is
a former Norfolk young lady and Is
well known in the city. She has kept
her matrimonial intentions from all
but her nearest friends and the an
nouncement of her intended marriage
in Neigh was only made today.
The Cornlea postofiice is In the
hands of the bondsmen of Postmaster
Berg. Mr. Berg was found to be shor
in his accounts something over $30(
and the bondsmen, John Ternus anC
JAG. ok were required to put up the
amount. The bondsmen have put DR.
Smithheisler in charge of the pos
Office until Uncle Sam appoints a new
one and the postoffice has been moved
to the Cornlea drug store.
Sleigh bells rang in Norfolk las
night until late, with the smooth, even
ly laid snow to run on and the warm
moonlight night to encourage noctur
nal drives This morning dawnet
clear and crisp, with the sunlight daz
zling peoples eyes against the crys
tails of the flakes. Yesterday was tn,
coolest day for some time, the mel
curry going down to one degree below
zero The highest point reached wa
twenty-six above. The prediction /
for fair and warmer.
The Battle Creek farmers inst
tute began in that place today, wit
an excellent attendance. Tomorrow
will be the last day of the institute
and it Is expected that several hur
dred farmers will be in attendance