The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-12-13

the Nethaway funerals.
Attorney X. X. Dickson OF O'Neill
was in Norfolk Sunday.
Senator f. ]. Hale OF Atkinson has
been in Norfolk on business.
X. G. Rohrke, the Meadow Grove
banker, was in Norfolk on business.
Burt Mapes left Sunday night for
O'Neill where district court was con-
vened Monday.
M. G. Hazen left at noon for Wayne,
where Judge WEIGH is holding a short
term OF court,
Mrs. Gus Shredder and Miss Ida
Suese OF Hosklns were shopping In
Norfolk Saturday.
Frank Dudney OF Fullerton, who
came to Norfolk to attend the funeral
OF his sister.in-law, Mrs. Nethaway,
returned to Fullerton Monday.
f. G. Coryell was in Madison Satur-
day.
Miss Bessie Williams has resigned
her position at the Fair store.
Attorney II. F. Barnhart returned to
Norfolk Saturday evening from Madl.
son, .. ... r. .-.... .... ...
Mrs. Malone and Miss Malone Of En-
ola spent Saturday afternoon In Nor
folk. a.. ..... . . .r. .
Il. ID. Clark, accompanied by two
sons who were on their way to Sioux
City. was guest at the home of his
brother, w. ii. Clark. over Sunday.
| Miss Matrau was up from Madison
to spend Sunday with her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs II. C. Matrau.
| 1t was announced Monday that the
Bonesteel motor car, which has been
off the line for repairs, would be re-
turned to service Tuesday, making the
Tuesday morning run north.
| City Superintendent Il. j. Bodwell
returned Saturday evening from Kear-
ney, where with other members of the
state examining committee he inspect
ed the Kearney normal school on Fri
day.
President ]. M. Pile of Wayne col
lege was in Norfolk over Saturday
night, on his way back to Wayne from
Madison, where he addressed a meet
ing of Madison county teachers held
under the auspices of the county SUI
perintendent.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: Thomas Green,
Hoskins; C. T. Norton, Wayne; Will
liam Huber, Madison; Henry
Schwartz, WinnetoOn; Henry Well
man, A. Goodwater, Madison; Mrs.
Klockenteger, Miss Myrtle Raymond,
Creighton; w. r. Smith, Monowi; Miss
Ella Smith, Bazile Mills; ]. S. DeFor-
est, Miss Pearl Dewey, Creighton; w.
r. Harper, Mrs. r. A. Harper, Wood
River; E. G. Edens, Tilden.
The chess club met Friday evening
at the home of A. Degner.
Miss Edith Barrett entertained the
10. NJ. C. club Saturday evening.
The regular December meeting of
the council is set for Tuesday evening.
Letters received from Denver state
that Phil Hull, who went to Colorado
for the benefit of his health, is in de
clining health.
The Minneapolis and Omaha road
put a new time card into effect Sun
day, the new card scheduling an ear
lier departure for the morning passen-
ger to Sioux City. Hereafter the Sioux
City train will leave the uptown depot
at 6 10 a. m. instead of GAO a. m. 1t
will leave the Junction at 6 a. m.
, A double wedding with the contract
! ing parties prominent in this section
|, will take place on Wednesday morning
at 11:30 o'clock when Mr. Paul Raasch
and Miss Emma Eppler and Mr.. Otto
Eppler and Miss Dora Raasch will be
married in the Emanuel Lutheran
church at Hadar.
J j. A. Lehman, who is in the last
, week of treatment at the Kelley insti
, tute in Omaha, is in good condition
and has been getting along well, &C
cording to letters from that institu
ton received in Norfolk. At the insti
r tute Lehman has been putting in his
time making big twine fish net. Leh
; man was the Madison county farmer
! who drew one of the choice home
+ steads in the Lower Brule land lottery
1 and afterwards created excitement a.
i Pierce by firing few shots at William
: Zulauf, the Pierce horseman.
. Death came Sunday evening at II
e o'clock to little Helene Suffer, the
C eight-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
= NJ. P. Suffer, living on Philip avenue
e between Third and Fourth streets
e The little girl has been seriously sicl
= with pneumonia for sometime. HELENE
S suffer was born in Norfolk and attend
l. ed the Lincoln school. Although Otter
kept from school on account of IL
health she was said by her teacher
S to be an exceptionally bright littl
d girl. She was eight years and min
5 months old. Another sad feature o
}, the little girls death is that the moth
err was operated on for appendiciti
e only few weeks ago and has not re
Il covered her strength. The funera
n will be held Tuesday afternoon at