The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29
TUESDAY TiDiNGS.

r. P. Bennish is in town from Pill.
ger.
w. e. Garrison Is city visitor from
Stanton.
+. p. Andrews is here from Hoskins
on business.
Geo. f. Boyd, county attorney Of
Antelope county, Is here from Oak
dale.
Robert Il. Payton, banker at
Creighton, will be married at that
place tomorrow to Miss Nettie Lund-
strom.
Retta La Fargo entertained large
number of her young friends yester-
day in honor Of Miss Mary Aid Of
Council Bluffs.
Rev. Arthur Hines, the new minis
ter at the Second Congregational
church, has taken rooms at the home
of Mrs. Robert Craft.
Miss Kathryn Shaw entertained a
this morning at a breakfast party in
honor of Miss Nina Ryan Of Neigh.
The guests were invited for 1880.
The new Office of the manager Of
the Nebraska Telephone company was
opened this morning. New furniture
has been installed, making a very at
tractive looking office.
The casket Of Elmer Fox, whose
funeral is to be held tomorrow morn.
ing at the Catholic church, will not be
opened at the church and friends who
wish to view the remains will be per.
mitted to call at the house today.
Ed Perry, restaurant man at the
Junction, objects to the use Of the
public highway as a dumping ground,
and expresses the opinion that he
ought to be protected in the matter.
Some unknown person has dumped a
barrel of refuse on a road near his
restaurant.
Mrs. Lehman, who Is eighty-two
years old, was out walking after the
rain Sunday night on a slippery side
walk, when she fell and broke three
ribs. Mrs. Lehman Is still very low.
but is getting along as we'll as could
be expected Mrs. Lehman lives at
the Junction.
Albert Nitz, son of August Nitz,
who lives northeast Of Norfolk, was
hit few weeks ago on the knee with
a baseball, which cut his knee very
badly. Saturday blood poisoning set
in and although two operations have
been performed he is still in a very
serious condition.
The Pacific hotel is undergoing some
extensive improvements. Twenty
rooms are being repapered, new fur
niture is being installed and new car
pets laid, The Office, dining room and
hall are receiving new steel ceiling
and new steam furnace is being in
: stalled in the basement.
. The library committee, on behalf Of
the Womans club, appreciate the kind
ness of the Norfolk Eagles in offerins
the proceeds of the Shakespearear
: reading, to be given on Friday nigh
by j. ]. Frainey, to the public librar!
fund, and bespeaks a large attend
ance by the people of Norfolk.
A. fine photograph of D. c. O'Con
nor, formerly superintendent of tn,
: city schools of Norfolk and now su
D perintendent of education in the Cana
\ Zone, appears in last weeks issue o
S the Outlook, The Outlook's man IL
e the isthmus has gone down to writ
: up the situation and conditions there
e and included Mr.. O'Connor as the hea
of one of the most important branche
l. of the new government. The frs
: teachers association, a good deal lik
e those which Mr., O'Connor used to b
} interested in in Norfolk, has just bee
). held.
Fire was narrowly averted in tn
o Kiesau drug store late yesterday after
y noon, and ]. Earle Harper was quit
n severely, though not seriously. burne
on the right arm in the incident. Nj