The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-12-14

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ter's child ut Missouri Valley. Mr..
and Mrs Hill left for there on the
early train The little child's mother
Is In the hospital at Minneapolis not
expected to live
Tho men digging the sewer ditch
have gotten rs far as First street.
about block south OF the eating
house. They were laid Oft yesterday
on account of there being no ground
laid out for them but they were at II
again today.
Mr. Leon Case and sister elsie went
to Eagle Grove yesterday to visit with
their Grandma Lyman.
ED Hyde and family of Missouri Val.
Icy left there yesterday for Eureka,
California, whore ed will work ms n
mnchinlst under his uncle, G. j. Chan.
man, who is master mechanic in the
railroad shops of the Oregon and Iu-
reka company
Clyde Beach of Boncstocl formerly
of Norfolk, is visiting with Hans and
Carl Anderson and relatives.
Charley Hyde, jr., went to Missouri
brother Ed before he leaves for Eu.
reka, Cal.
Mrs. Bob Burns, who has been visit
| ing Mrs. Bert Taylor, returned to her
home In Scribner today.
James Malsi returned to Chadron
last night after a few days visit with
his family.
Sherman Holmes has finished husk-
ing his corn up in the Hadar neighbor-
hood and has returned to his work in
the shops here.
Arthur Stemm, foreman of engines,
was here from Chadron today.
This part of the Northwestern rail
road company west of the Missouri
river Is to be division and not dis
trict hereafter
Mrs. Fred Koerber has gone to Wis.
ner to visit with relatives.
Preaching at the Baptist church Mt
1880 by DR.. Williams. Topic, "Con-
domination or Salvation-Which?" Ev-
erybody is invited tocome.
C. f. A. Marquardt went to Madison
at noon.
X. w. Clay of Long Pine was in the
city Wednesday.
William Coleman of Sioux City Is
visiting in Norfolk.
Miss Hale of Atkinson was n Nor
folk visitor during the day.
M. M. Duncan came over from
Wayne yesterday to work for r.. IL.
| THEM.
Mrs. Cora Beels returned at noon
from her visit to Chicago and Mich
| igan.
o. p. Herrick left for his home at
Des Moines Wednesday, expecting to
be in Norfolk again Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, who spent
| few days with Mr.. Schwartz at Bone
steel, returned home yesterday.
o. w. Rice of Creighton returned
home at noon, having been to Glen
wood, Iowa, to attend his brothers. fu-
neral.
Joseph Crazy Bear OF Ponca, Okla
homa, went up to Niobrara Wednes-
day to look over the old stamping
ground.
Mrs. Henry, Kennedy, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. p. Carberry,
returned to her home in Sioux City
yesterday.
A carload of Slovaks from Bonesteel
and another from Rapid City Wednes.
day indicated that railway construc-
ton has been suspended for the win
ter
Frank Smjkal one of the men en-
ployed in the Thiems meat market, has
been very i'll with appendicitis, but is
reported somewhat better Martin
Duncan of Wayne is taking his place
General Manager George f. Bidwell
came up from Omaha in his private
car Wednesday. Superintendent Cost
| ley anu Trainmaster Pangle of Chad
ron and Trainmaster Lepla of Fremont
were already here. They attended a
regular monthly superintendent meet
ing with Superintendent Reynolds and
Assistant Superintendent Braden.
The first meeting of the Queen Es-
| Their circle was held last night, with
Mrs. ID. X. Tyndal. The work of the
year was planned and four new mem
bers taken in. A very interesting pa
per on Porto Rico was read by Miss
Lena Mills.
| j. r. Rolette, who has been man
ager of the Opocensky store at Mon
owl, went to Springfield, South Da-
kota, Wednesday morning. His wife
accompanied him as they will make
their home at Springfield. On account
Of the inconvenience of the ferry at
Niobrara, they preferred the route by
way of Sioux City to the twenty-five
mile route through Running Water.
w. H. Law has been employed to
put gang planks across the cutters on
Norfolk avenue. The fire department,
fearing that accidents might result
during some cold winter night unless
the culverts at the cutters were
bridged, recently made a proposition to
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