The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-11-23

she will spend the rest OF the winter.
Mrs. William Hahn left Wednesday
morning for few days visit with
friends IN stanton
Chas. Rice made a business trip TO
WInsdc Wednesday afternoon
County Clerk Geo. n. Richardson,
wife and daughter Of Madison visited
In the city Wednesday afternoon
| j. u. Sturgeon returned at noon
Wednesday from Corrcctlonvillc, Iowa.
where he has been visiting the last
few days
Mrs. j. II. Allen, who has been visit
ing In Cedar Rapids, s. D., returned
to Norfolk last night.
j. W. Rodgers and j. Swanson OF
West Point were In the city Wedncs.
day on short business trip.
Il. II. Luiknrt Of Tilden passed
through the city Wednesday morning
cnroutc to Omaha on business
Miss Anne Amundson who has been
visiting Miss Kathryn Shaw, returned
to her home In Harrington at noon.
Miss Maude Young of Humphrey is
visiting in the city a few days with
| friends on her way homo from a visit
at BoncstCel
Ed Brucggcman, NJ. l.. Ogden, Hal
Mccormick and J. Dignnn went to Pill
ger Wednesday morning to complete
the work on new building which they
have contracts on for wiring, carpen.
tering, lathing and plumbing.
Miss Marie Livingston is on the sick
list
Roy Kuhleman has accepted posi-
ton in the Kiesau drug store.
Tho framework of the Brakeman
warehouse Is now under construction
Walter Wetzel, formerly of Hum
phrey, was found dead in bed at FIRE.
mont, having died from cerebral hem.
orrhage.
The Trinity Social guild dance
which was to have been on Friday
night of this week has been postponed
until next Monday night, November &c.
The Browning club held their first
meeting of the season with DR.. and
Mrs, II. j. Cole last night. The work
of last year was reviewed and this
years work planned.
r. j. Avery, who has been running
between here and Omaha as helper
J for the express company on trains 402
and s, has taken Frank Davis place
J In the Office here. Frank has taken
the run between here and Chadron.
J Gus Kuhl, Geo. Christoph, Herman
Winter, Hugo Paul julius Haase and
J w. Sporn were summoned to Butte
| NaIpnuIay tn mi In,
the case of Oscar Wagner. who is
charged with having been implicated
in the burning OF a saloon at Bristov.
The coolest point yet reached this
, fall was early Wednesday morning
when the mercury sank down to eight
degrees above zero. The highest point
reached during the preceding day was
twenty.nne above. Wednesday morn.
+, ing dawned clear and crisp, with Just
4, enough of Indian summer in the air
to make It an ideal autumn day.
Secretary of State Galusha has ex-
l pressed a desire that Attorney General
i Norris Brown write out an itemzed
statement of his expenses on a trip
I to Washington In state legal work, be-
fore the bill is paid Auditor Searle
S said the bill was all right but the sec
rotary of state wanted to know what
he was paying for before he gave his
0 approval.
Miss Carrie Barge of Delaware, O.,
0 will speak at the NJ. e. church on Fri
day evening, November 90. Miss
r Barge has national reputation and
J. is said to be fine speaker. She is
field secretary of the young peoples
! work of the Womans Home Mission
l. airy society of the NJ. T.. church No
admission will be charged and no col.
r lection taken. All are invited to at.
/ tend. A parlor meeting will be held
Z, on Friday afternoon at the parsonage
at which Miss Barge will be present
e Fremont Tribune: Did w. j. Bryan
use Mike Harrington's campaign thun
D der when he was whirled over this con
gressional district for weeks speak
ing tour before election? An O'Neill
D man who was in the city today de
clares that he did. Before Bryan went
D to O'Neill and other towns, declares
l. this man, Mike Harrington eloquently
l. discussed the campaign issues. Later
Mr.. Bryans special stopped at the
= same towns and the great commonei
spoke. He disappointed the crowds
because he only repeated what Har
rington had said few days before
Even the jokes and Biblical stories
were applied as Mike Harrington useC
them. The joke, however, is being
u turned on Mr.. Harrington. This comes
from his attendance upon the Bryan
II rallies that were held at Wahoo anC