The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-06

| CITY NJ noon from BAttle creek.
Floyd Chamberlain has completed
his course in the business college.
Mrs. Lydick aud Gus Light of re.
kama stopped between trains yester
day for a visit with their cousin, "
v Light. They went ON home ycster
day.
Mr. and Mrs John Welsh left today
tor Clinton. Iowa, whore they will Wis.
II for n short time. A little later Mr.
| Welsh plans to go to Kansas, where
ne expects to place his son, Edmond,
IN a school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. c. Mayer enter
tanned n small company of friends at
dinner last night
Mrs. Cora A. Bccls went to Spencer
today to institute II lodge of the odd
Fellows Rebecca lodge this evening.
with other spring birds. the stork
ls arriving. This week baby daugh-
ter was born Mt the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Holmes, q son was born at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kerber and
| a daughter arrived at the home OF
Thomas Palfrey.
Albion Argus: The Norfolk News
says that Mont Wheeler has shipped
to Omaha from that town $4,000 pairs
Of frog legs. He gets ten cents doz
| en- and this amount made him 5000.
No wonder the rascals are so hard to
catch in Omaha-so full of Jumps.
An effort was started yesterday to
try to raise funds for Mrs. J. j. Nc
CURE, the young deserted wife, but
the effort was abandoned little later
because 1t was believed by the pro
moters that all of the funds raised
would only go to help clear Mcclure.
The Rebecca lodge, |. o. o. f., will
give n reception at the regular meet
ing of the lodge this evening to Mrs.
Anna Weit2, who is arranging to go
south to make her future home within
the next few days. Mr.. Weitz Is now
In the south looking up several posi-
tions which have been offered him.
A party OF Pierce business men were
early arrivals in Norfolk this morn.
ing. Judge Douglas Cones, Woods
Cones and w. IL. Bishop were In the
party. Judge Douglas Cones went on
to Sioux City while Woods Cones and
w. Il. Bishop drove out in the country
with George Williams to look at land.
DR.. j. c. Meyers has been Ill since
he arrived home from Omaha several
weeks ago. He has been suffering
from weakness due to his surgical op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis, but he now
believes that he has stopped slight
abscess that had begun to form. He
thinks that he has checked this, though
he is stlll weak.
The heavy roads of northern Ne
braska caused the death of one horse
in Norfolk last night. Ira Allison,
Randolph man, drove into the city last
night with team and one of his hors.
es, as the result of the long drive,
dropped dead in the Dudley livery sta
BILE. Mr. Allison is enroute to the
southwestern part of the state and
bought new horse to continue the
trip.
DR.. j, II. Alden, superintendent of
the insane hospital here, returned on
the early morning train today from
Pierce, where he yesterday sold out
his herd of fine registered Hereford
cattle. He sold twenty-four head the
average price being $50 T. NJ. Nap
per OF this city bought large number
of the animals and the rest went most
ly around Pierce. Or. Alden was well
satisfied with the sale
After six months of successful op-
GRAFTON in Norfolk, Works Ladies
Tailoring school will end its campaign
here tomorrow night and move to
Grand Island. Mr.. Richardson. man
ager of the school, says that he is more
than satisfied with the business that
has been done in Norfolk and he may
plan to return here to reestablish
school in May. His next main Office
will be at Grand Island, where he will
go Sunday, with his corps of workers.
Pierce Leader: A pretty wedding
took place in our city Sunday, when
VIM Kuhl and Miss Lizzie Krause
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents, Rev. Merz Of
ticiating. The bride Is the oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Krause
and is young lady of many accom-
plishments. She has been reared to
womanhood and educated in the
schools of Plainview, and has a large
circle of friends. The groom Is son
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuhl, residing
in Eden Valley, and is bright, ener-
getic and honest farmer
The News has reason to believe that
Mrs. Lucas, alias Miss Emma Beck.
with, who stole so promiscuously from
number of Norfolk homes some
weeks ago and for whom the police
of Atkinson are searching because she
looted hotel there, is in this city now
and has been for some time. 1t is
known that Mrs. Lucas had been more
q 4.