The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-10-18
FRIDAY FACTS.

FRIDAY FACTS.
Mrs. A. N. Antilles has been in Oma-
ha on a short visit
Herman Kiesau is home from bust
ness visit to Omaha.
DR.. ]. II. Mackay was in Fremont
Thursday between trains.
Charles Miller returned to Omaha
yesterday after a short visit in Nor
folk
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Peters were in
from Stanton yesterday for a brief
visit in Norfolk
Miss Helen Little of Madison, in
Norfolk for the Percy-Covert wedding,
was the guest of Miss Mino McNeely.
Miss Little and Miss Covert were class
mates in Bellevue college.
John r. Hays has gone to Omaha.
Mrs. VIII Hall arrived home last
evening from a visit at Columbus.
A. ]. Durland returned from several
days spent in Omaha on business.
M. d. Tyler went to Battle Creek
Friday noon to attend a meeting of
the republican central committee.
Mrs. Gus Mittlestadt of Winside ar
rived in Norfolk Thursday afternoon
for a few days visit with relatives.
Miss Grace Matrau, who is en-
ployed as stenographer in Senator AL
lens law Office, has returned to Madi-
son after short visit in Norfolk.
Mrs. e. P. Weatherby and Mrs. Burt
Mapes were expected home Friday
evening from Hastings, where they
have represented the Norfolk Wo-
mans club at the state federation
meeting.
DR.. Conwell, manager Of the Neigh
| baseball team and members of the
! Neigh nine were in Norfolk Friday
noon returning from Bonesteel, where
they lost to Herrick in the big Thurs
day game. Neligh's season closed
| Thursday.
Among the days out of town visit
Leigh; C. F. Kalk, Plainview; c. F.
Roe, Lynch, cashier of the Ponca Val
ley bank; E. Hendrickson, Wakefield;
e. II. Gribble, Dakota City; l.. M. Par
isho, proprietor Commercial hotel at
Monroe; VIM. House, Wayne; Mrs.
Lille Herrell, Weyne; R, ], Hayden,
Lynch; William Sherman, Monowi;
Rhoda Bair, Winside; S. f. Archer,
Winside; Herman Freese, Fender;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Binginheimer,
Creighton; ]. G. Ostdiek, Madison;
Carl Porter Fairfax, S. D.
| hn aTt, mill
be held November s.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Pile Of Wayne presided
during the educational session of the
annual convention of the Nebraska
Federation of Women's clubs meeting
in Hastings.
A letter from Denver says that w.
H. Johnson is improving steadily in
health and is gaining in weight. He
has recently purchased fiat of twenty
two apartments which he will rent.
The young ladies of Queen Esther
circle met Thursday evening with
Miss Lena Mills. The circle is plan
ming a church entertainment TO be
given this fall at the Methodist church.
A special meeting OF the city coun-
Gil will be held at 1850 p. m. on No
yember for the purpose OF levying a
new assessment against sewer district
No. 1, the recent assessment having
proven faulty.
A system of police clocks to be used
in connection with a regular beat with
periodic reports to be registered by
the uptown nightwatch or nightwatch-
es may be installed here. Local coun-
cilmen are discussing the proposition.
John Boschen, pupil who lives in
district No. 20 of Madison county, is
starting out in life right. For five con-
secutive years he has been neither
tardly nor absent from school And
he lives two miles from the school
house.
An effort will be made at once TO
provide more hitching posts in side.
streets for the convenience OF the
city's visitors. II is quite possible
that large number Of hitching posts
may be placed on vacant lots adjacent
to Norfolk avenue.
Albert Kell at the present time a
fireman at the Norfolk hospital, is 10
be Norfolk's new night officer, sue