The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-19
Battle Creek.


Carl Llnstadt of Tilden was visiting
here Saturday.
Lewis Smith of Bassett Is here on
an extended visit at the home of his
Mrs. Frank Ulrich.
Miss Virginia Ingodsby has taken
charge as teacher Of the school seven
miles north of Tilden.
Frank Kopach bought the 120-acre
Roberts farm northeast of Meadow
Grove for $4,000.
John Cada, an old inmate Of the
county poor farm, had q successful
operation performed on his eyes by
DR.. u. Tanner and DR.. Campbell Of
Tilden Saturday.
Paul Friebe, formerly of Norfolk,
and Fred Steiner of Madison were
here on business Friday
T.. Vogel, a student of the Lutheran
Theological university at Springfield,
H., is teaching school this season at
the Lutheran church at Buffalo Creek.
Hengstler Bro. received two car
loads of manure spreaders this week
It is sure sign that there are some
prosperous farmers living in this vi
cinity.
Clark Bryant was here Saturday on
business from Norfolk.
Chas. Casselman of Warnerville
was visiting friends here Saturday.
S. f. Ieitzman, who Is carpenter
foreman for the Northwestern road,
was about seventy-fve chickens less
than usual last week. lie was on
the road and his family were at the
Aksarben in Omaha at that time.
Herm Zltkowsld of Norfolk, demo
cratic candidate for representative
was here Saturday to get acquainted
with Battle Creek voters. All of us
gave him warm reception, but nc
promises.
Between l and 2 o'clock Sunday af
ternoon the barn of G.. A. Hedman
and the barn of the Methodist parson
age burned to the ground. The fire
started in Hedman's barn. south OF
Main street, by small children play
ing with matches. Mr.. Hedman's loss
is about $500, and the other barr
about 500. No insurance. They are
building new barns now of more mod
ern style.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scheer of Greer
Garden and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kaul o
Madison were visiting here Sunday a
the home of Rev. and Mrs. j. Hoff
man.
Contractor Chas. Werner Is build
ing several large cattle sheds fol
Fred Tegeler at Blakely.
Ed Braasch of Norfolk was here
Tuesday and set up large granite
monument on the resting place of the
late Henry Aldag.
Gottfried Wolsky, one of our oil
settlers, east of town, is seriously il
with an attack of appendicitis thi
week.
Gottlieb Schilling of Meadow Grove
we'll known old farmer of this cour
ty, moved to Norfolk Monday, wher
he expects to spend the rest of hi
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fuerst and MI
) and Mrs. Otto Fuerst were visitin
= Saturday with Jacob Gabelman an
family and other friends at Gree
[ Garden.
Edward Ringer was here the frs
Y of this week on business from Neligl
|. d. b. Duffy and Co. have quit dom
business here this week, They hav
been in the implement and we'll bus
J. ness and moved the balance of tn
+ stock to Norfolk.
:. w. A. Messick of Elrado, Mo-,
G here on an extended visit with Ii
r daughter Mrs. Rudy Tiedgen an
h family.
n Steve Coley who has been forema
|, at the Osborn livery and feed bar
moved Wednesday onto the S. T. Ma
V per ranch, north of town.
II T. l.. Sims of Neigh was hel
d Wednesday and Thursday raising
e monument on the grave of the la
e Chas. Verplank. He is also movir
" two bodies of that family from Il
n old Hale graveyard to the Union Gel
e etery.
Ie Mrs. Annie Severa and son Ra
g. mond returned Tuesday from an e
tended visit with her parents, Mr.. al
e. Mrs. Joseph KerbSl at Omaha.
lie ]. NJ. Lulow was here Wednesd;
e. from limerick.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DittTick we
G. here the first of the week visiting b
pr parents and other relatives.
TX Attorney II. Barnhardt of Norfo
was here Wednesday.
I'd G. p. Johnson was building a lar
Or barick cave for VIM. Bierman nor
IN of the Elkhorn this week.
II, Fred Richardson, son of ex-Repl
n sentative Richardson of Madison cou
O. ty, and Miss Edith Reayis, secor
err daughter of w. +. Reayis, were uu
TX cd in marriage by Rev. StarriDe
ty the Baptist church Wednesday.