The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-03-08

CollaneOUS assortment OF commodities
stored In the upper story of the mill
he loss approximates $1,000.
O'Neill Frontiers James Kane, who
IL firing on the Northwestern and was
recently injured In wreck, Is at the
home Of his parents here after under.
going treatment at a hospital In Oma-
ha. where he was sent by the railroad
company at the time he was hurt He
will remain home until fully recovered.
Albion News: on March II there
will be brought to Albion n company
of homeless children of both sexes,
for the purpose of finding homes for
them. They come under the auspices
of the Childrens Aid society of New
York Anyone desiring W take one of
these children must be recommended
by local committee, and agree to
treat them in every way as a member
of the family Distribution will take
place at the opera house Friday, March
10, at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
J. b. and j. w. Dickover have just
disposed of their general merchandise
business at Third street and Norfolk
avenue to G.. w. Roland, who was
formerly engaged in business at the
Junction. Messrs. Dickover will re-
tire from the management of the store
to the Pacific coast, where they will
make their future home.
A total of 1,006 bills have been in
troduced in the Nebraska legislature.
Representative Anderson of Madison
has introduced two and Senator Ran
dali of the Eleventh district nineteen.
A bill appropriating 100000 for new
buildings at the Norfolk insane hospi-
tai, was introduced Saturday.
Mrs. John William returned home
from Missouri Valley Saturday night,
where she has been visiting her pa
rents.
Mrs. William Beck and two sons
went to Neigh Saturday to visit with
her parents.
The portable saw mill gang got
home from Fremont Saturday. They
had been saving wood at that place
most or the winter
Jack McGrane is home from Chi
cage.
Howard Beymer, after two month &
layoff, has resumed his position in
the depot as ticket agent.
| Frank Mccain is on the sick list.
Frank Paul and family came in from
the east yesterday and will visit q
few days with his brother-in-law, AL
bert Viergutz, before leaving for theil
home in Emerson.
Mrs. Ira Wheelock returned from
Bonesteel, where she has been visiting
with Mr.. Wheelock.
Leo Williams has returned home
from Imam to stay.
Morse Adams is home from Creigh
ton where he has been attending
school, to spend Sunday with his pa
rents.
Conductor Fleetwood is now work
ing out of Lincoln.
A report came from Billings, Mont
Saturday that Geo. W. Kurrock, WHIT
has been switching in the B. & M
railroad yards there, had lost leg.
Engineer AL Burling went to Mis-
souri, Valley Saturday to take runs A.
and A between there and Lincoln.
Pierce Welsh, who is pulling thu
passenger on the Scribner branch
came home yesterday to visit his fam
lily.
Engineers ]. A. Mullen and 2. l.
Barr have been assigned to runs 4
and AZ between Lincoln and Omaha.
; Otto Rankin, who was scalded Il
the wreck at Ainsworth some tim
ago, was at the round house Saturday
C. o. Hedrick went to Missouri Va
ley Saturday and will work out o
} there for short time.
: Mrs. Addie Plat went to Fremon
Sunday, where she has secured pc
l sition in the laundry there.
) John Clark resigned his position
: with Rome Miller and left for Omaha
| Harry Denton bid in the night switc
l engine at Missouri Valley and ha
: gone there to take charge of it.
: Frank w. Taylor got back fror
South Dakota with his bride and ha
l. rented rooms with Mrs. Stansberr
h and will make their home in Norfoll
n Frank is one of the Northwestern
n brakemen that is all right
n A. Randklev left on a weeks bus
e ness trip at noon.
r Mrs. August Deck of Hoskins wa
= a Norfolk visitor.
l. Elmer Baily of Elgin spent Sunda
e with Albert Elliot.
g d. Mathewson was in Wakefield du
5. ing the day on business.
a Mrs. John Ray went to Omaha Sa
d urday for weeks visit
r, Court Reporter William Powers hS
L. gone to Wayne, where court is in Sc
sion.
IS Roadmaster p. j. Stafford went we
" at noon on Northwestern business.
lie Leon Lee, the Northwestern var
T. master, made a business trip to FIR