The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-15

morning for Fremont where they viii
attend the normal college.
Dr Mackay made u professional call
to Madison today
Miss Lillian Purdy Of Madison was
a Norfolk visitor today
H. E. Wright has gone to visit his
family Mt Lebanon, Mo,
Capt A, G. Logan returned to his
homo In Center, Nob,, after several
weeks visit with relatives and friends
In the east.
Division Supt c. H. Reynolds left
today for trip over the Lincoln
branch.
Mrs. T.. r. Ambro2 of Dixon, S, D.,
is IN town Cnrouto to Tildon To- visit
her sister
j. V. Johnson ls quite III with ap.
pcndlcitls and will submit to- an op.
Grafton tomorrow.
Road Master =, j. Stafford went
west oduy to look after duties connect.
ed with his work
A new daughter was born at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William lin at
lIadnr this morning,
Geo. Chambers of Niobrnra and Il. N.
Saunders of Center Neb., returned to
their homes from the lawyers camp
near Neigh
Jess Galley was In the city today on
his way homo to Creighton from Lin
state university
Harry j. Kimball, jr., superinton.
dent of circulation of the Daily States
man of Boise. Idaho, passed through
the city enroute to Creighton to visit
relatives and friends
II. ]. Tate, real estate dealer OF
Plainvicw, in company with three 9th.
or gentlemen passed through Norfolk
this morning enroute to Cheyenne
county to look at land. Mr.. Tate has
recently located a number In that
county.
The West Side Hose company will
meet at frcmens hall at s o'clock to-.
night
Drs. Bear and Pilgcr operated upon
Mr.. Munstcrman yesterday for cys.
tic tumor in the cheek
Robt. Schocnfoldt is hauling lum.
her for n fine new residence on his
farm northwest OF Norfolk.
Elmer Fox who Is very Ill, suffering
from abscoss of the lungs, rested cas-
Ter last night but Is very weak.
A, H. Kicsau and family drove to
the Elkhorn today on n fishing trip.
They were prepared with n hOunteous
picnic luncheon and expect to spend
a pleasant day
Miss Alice Pollock entertained n
few friends last night in honor of her
friend Master Herman Tappcrt who
| Is soon to leave for Omaha where he
has a position.
II. H. Gleason, who has been fire.
man on the Northwestern road here
for some time, has been promoted to
the position of engineer and took his
first engine out today
o. H. Graul has resigned his posi-
tion with the Geo. B. Chrstoph phar
macy and has gone west. Just where
he will locate he has not yet decided
G.. A. Wcstons barn, which burned
was insured in the Farmers Mutual
Insurance company for 5000 and six
head of horses, three Of which burned
we're insured for 5000 in the same
company. The horses that were
burned were left in the barn unit
yesterday, awaiting inspection by the
insurance adjustors, but 1t was i'm
possible to leave them longer and q
neighbours harness was brought into
service to haul the dead animals of
the farm, all of the Weston harness
having burned. II Is said that the fire
was undoubtedly set by tramp, as q
neighbor had just seen tramp go by
the house with cigar in his mouth
and Mr.. Weston had only been out OF
the barn fifteen minutes when he dis
covered the flames in the hay loft
A chain used as a tie-rope for one
horse, the finest in the barn, proved
to be the undoing Of that animal, as
it was impossible to break the chair
and the horse was killed. Mr.. Weston
went into the fire barefooted, and was