The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-09-27
Sunday


sin and Dlsobcdance;" Sunday |
"Thc Resurrection; Sunday
evening, Now"
Mrs Charlie Baker and daughter re-
turned homo from North Bend last
evening, whore they were visiting
friends and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Taylor, formerly
Of Norfolk but now living at Fremont,
are here visiting MIR. Taylor's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. IIoar have moved
from the place on Fourth street for
mcrly occupied by Mr.. Briggs to Mr..
Rylcs' house on Second street.
otto Lindnor. who had his eye
burned quite badly week ago, with
a hot clnder, was able to be at work
today
Lars Larson Of Scribner was up and
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Christensen.
The large class II engines are now
running over the BOncstCcl line.
A copy of the New York Herald re-
ceivcd In Norfolk tells of the death In
that city of Mrs. Mary NJ. Lodor, wife
of Brlgadcr General of Artillery Rich.
ard Lodor (rctired) and mother of
Harry dc IIautc LOdor Of this city.
Mr.. Lodor was mt the deathbed of his
mother Her death was due to old
age. The deceased was a daughter
of Thomas Quintin, one Of the orig
inal directors of the Pennsylvania rail
road Brigadier General and Mrs. Lo'
dor visited their son in Norfolk some
years ago.
The work of remodellng the front of
the double store building occupied by
the A. l.. Killian company began Mon
day. The alterations that will be made
will give the A. H. Killian company as
| fine n store front as any In the state,
| The two side entrances will be thrown
| into one central entrance In order to
increase the window display space
| The changes will require two or three
weeks. A temporary board front has
will not interfere with business during
the progress of the work.
Fred Hartlieb Is another popular
north Nebraska commercial man to
leave this territory during what seems
to be general September exodus
| Mr.. Hartlieb, who has been in this
territory for more than three years
and who represents the wholesale
leather house Of Krage-Elliott com
pany, Omaha wholesale dealers ir
shoe findings and supplies, has beer
called into the Omaha house for pro
motion. In Omaha he becomes city
salesman with supervision over the
mail order department. Mr.. Hartliel
left Norfolk yesterday for Omaha.
At a meeting held in the law Office
of Barnhart & Koenigstein by citizens
contributing to the bonus for the sugar
factory and who have either taken on
shares or have received common stool
In the Norfolk Industrial company, ar
rangements were made for a secont
meeting at which larger attendance
would be secured on the part of thos,
who are interested in taking specia
steps to protect the interests of tn
holders of common stock in the indus
trial company which now controls tn
sugar factory property. A petition t
effect an informal organization In thi
end will be circulated among the hold
ers of common stock.
The latch strings have been draw
in at the four houses which constitut
the Ill famed row" the other side O
the river. This was what the count
attorney was told yesterday at cor
ference with representatives Of tn
houses who had been called over t
Norfolk as a result of the expiration
of the truce" in the crusade agains
the houses In their present location
But the row people told the county al
torney that there was no further nee
of court prosecution because the da
of the "open door" had passed. Ir
stead of seeking a new location, 1t |
said that at least one of the row pre-
prietors contemplates leaving the cit
for another town.