The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-02-15
orncd 10 their home in Pllgcr satur.


visiting with relatives In Illinois.
Chas. Darncl, who had his finger
,adly mashed last week, was able to|
20 to work today
Pat McNccloy. although not entirely
Town sick, has been feeling very much
Indisposcd this week.
Mrs. Ralph Allen received word last
evening that her brother. who lived
in Omaha. Is dead. This Is the second
brother she has lost inside of week.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Il. Woods Of Ere
mont have taken rooms with Mrs.
Branigan and will make their home
here. Mr.. Woods will run out Of here.
ROY Taylor Is wearing an unusual
black plaster on his left cheek, Too
much scufIling.
Henry Wilems Is quite sick with
measles.
Richard Graul is sick with a slight
attack Of pneumonia
The IL. V. P.'s entertained their girl
friends. the V. us, last evening with
a marty dance In Railway hall. II was
the last dance before Lent and all en-
loved themselves immensely. In the
course of the evening light refresh
mcnts were served by the boys.
Six candidates have been notified to
appear for imitation at the Elks lodge
this evening and there will be one ap.
plication to be voted on.
w. II. Blakeman's transfer house
has lust handled its first car of sugar,
with saving to dealers of % cents a
hundred pounds. All of which goes to
show that Norfolk may be made a
wholesaling center when the right kind
of people take hold of the business.
A shooting gallery has opened up in
the building recently vacated by e.
II. Walters.
The new decorations and improve
ments at the OXnard are about com
pleted, giving every thing about the
hotel n fresh appearance Consider
able change has been made by the
Schiller management, the hotel having
been improved in many ways.
A meeting of the directors Of the
Commercial club will be held Monday
night i'm the Office of Secretary D.
Mathewson at which time the ballots
for directors, received by mail, will be
canvassed by a committee appointed
therefor, It Is hoped that all ballots
will be in by that time.
Letters from the Wilkinson ranch on
the Cheyenne indicate that while the
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| ity in twenty years, their cattle are all
right. with abundance of hay and with
several hundred tons of hay to be sold
before spring. The loss on the ranges
is going to be very great.
Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Evans and Mrs
Chambers of Columbus are guests al
the hospital of Mrs. Young. DR.. and
Mrs. HAY of Lincoln arrived at moor
to be guests of DR.. and Mrs Young
Dr. Hay is superintendent of the Lin
coin hospital for the insane. Mrs
Evans, Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Hay
will sing at the musicale this evening
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Huebner, living
near Haadr. were married twenty-fiv,
wears ago Saturday, an event that Il
being celebrated by neighbors anC
friends in royal manner. Many silvel
remembrances of the anniversary hav,
been sent with kind wishes for a con
tinuation of a happy and contenteC
life.
At the Pleasant Valley school house
where Miss Mabel Friend teaches
they have been having social gather
ings during the winter, and Mis-
Friend proposes to eclipse all forme
efforts on the evening of February %
when there will be literary program
and sumner The funds raised through
this method go to swell the librar,
fund of the district.
The current number of the Wester,
Publisher contains handsome picture
of probably the handsomest newspa
per man in the state-John NJ Cotto,
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