The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-10-05

Mrs. Craig Of Pierce was In the city
yesterday.
j. c. Stitt made business trip to
Pierce yesterday.
w. II. Clark and family go to Oma.
ha In the morning.
Conductor Gallop of Council Bluffs
was In the city today.
e.. Korth made a business trip to
Niobrara this morning.
Miss Jessie Freeman was an Omaha
passenger this morning.
Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Chase of Stan.
ton are in the city today.
w. M. Olmstead of Neigh is visiting
in the city this morning
NJ. Shaheer of O'Neill is in the city
on business this morning.
F. s. Perdue of Madison is a bust
ness visitor this morning.
DR.. II. j. Cole will return from his
trip in the east tomorrow.
e. =. Schoff made business trip to
Missouri Valley this morning.
Mrs. w. |. Austin returned from
her visit in Tilden yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Young of Stan
ton were in the city yesterday.
K, II. Alt and wife of Columbus are
visiting In the city for a few days.
Miss Maude Collins returned yester-
day from few days visit in Fremont
were passengers for Omaha this morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Christoph and
daughter will go to Omaha in the
morning.
Mrs. Carberry, Miss Hans and Miss
Preece of Battle Creek were in the
city yesterday.
Gus Roth returned from his home at
Clearwater this morning where he had
been to spend Sunday.
Misses Helen and Elsie Marquardt
left this morning for Omaha to attend
the celebration there this week.
c. w. Lemont went to Omaha this
to take in the Aksarben fes-
tivities at that place this week.
Dr.. w. l.. Ransom of Madrid, Iowa,
is expected tomorrow to spend two
weeks with his sister, Mrs. C. f. Shaw.
Mrs. H. l.. Snyder, Mrs. J. c. Stitt
and Mrs. j. B. Maynard are spending
the day at the Hazen camp south of
the city.
Mrs. r, E. Bryant returned last
night from Schuyler and David City
where she has been visiting for the
past two weeks.
Geo. Davenport, who returned from
Lincoln yesterday, stopped here on
his way to Madison. He spent Sun.
day with his wife who is in a sanito
rum at Lincoln. He found her much
improved in health.
Max Venger has bought out the Nor
folk Seed and Supply store in the Pa
cific block and will continue in the
business at that location. Mr.. Venger
was formerly in the junk business
here. He has made his home in Nor
folk for some time.
The Bonesteel cowboy band passed
through the city enroute to the Aksar-
ben this morning where they will take
part in the parade tomorrow night.
they were dressed in their native cos
.ume, with high hats, blue flannel
shirts, chaps and spurs and high
leeled botos.
Miss II. C. Wood, formerly a popu-
ar teacher of Norfolk, who went to
IDAHO few years ago, is candidate |
or county superintendent of public in
on the republican ticket in |
fremont county, Idaho. Miss Wood |
S familiar with school work in all it's |
and if elected she will make |
competent superintendent Her
lome is at Squirrel, Idaho
Among those who started In to at.
end the business college this morn.
ng were Oscar Fechner of Stanton
nd Miss Ida Larson of Meadow Grove.
)ther new students of the week are
Hiss Mamie Cate of Pierce, Miss Dora
Norfolk, Henry Dolso, New
nan Grove, and Joseph Scheller of
The business college has
more prosperous future this year
han ever before. More than thirty
'upils have already enrolled, which is
n extra large attendance for this time
# the year. 1t Is estimated that there
will be over $50 pupils in attendance
his winter.
Lincoln News: To prevent the clos
ng of street in Norfolk for the build
ng of a depot by the Northwestern
abroad is the object of suit filed in
upreme court on appeal from Madi-
ION county by Michael Endres, F. l.. |
Gstabrook and others against John
Friday, mayor of the city, and men, |
)ers of the council. In the lower |
,ourt, temporary restraining order
vas granted against the mayor and
but after a hearing it was
dissolved. The plaintiffs thereupon
began an appeal undertaking and have
iled $4,000 bond to prosecute it. Phil
p avenue, the street in controversy,
IS alleged by the plaintiffs to be
main thoroughfare of Norfolk, having
four churches and the high school
building upon 1t. The plaintiffs own
fronting on that street. Last
EehruarV the pOuncil nrenared an or