The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-11-29

RADIO to visit month or so before GO
ing to their future home in Oregon.
Among the days out of town visit |
ors in Norfolk We're: Charles Deer
ing, Battle Creek Miss Lille Urine,
Madison; +, =. Andrews, Meadow |
Grove; E. Crook, Foster; c. V. Ander-
son, Wausa; Il. Moses, Battle Creek; |
Fred Hassmann, Charles NJ. Galtz,
Wayne; f. Il. Martin, c. M. Newton, |
Battle Creek; William Heyer, Win
side; II. A. Ramsey, Winside; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Wright, Battle Creek.
Tuesday morning at the Widaman
home in Norfolk, Mr.. S. Beck of this
city, a member of the firm OF Beck &
Dignan, and Miss Faye Widaman the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Vida
man, will be married, Rev. w. J. Tur-
ner performing the ceremony.
The Norfolk band Is making prepa.
rations for a Thanksgiving night dance
at Marquardt hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Horiskey cele-
brated their fortieth wedding anniver
sary Sunday afternoon.
Miss Esther Walters on the occa-
sion of her tenth birthday Saturday
afternoon gave party for a number
of her little friends.
A dancing party was given at the
Owen ranch south of Norfolk Satur-
day night. Another was given at the
Sporn farm Sunday night.
Initiation exercises by the Knights
of Columbus at Creighton Sunday af-
ternoon were attended by number of
Norfolk members of the Catholic So
ciety.
L. II. Lederer expects to spend the
winter out of doors and is arranging
to erect tent home in Pasewalk
grove. These steps will be taken for
the benefit of Mrs. Lederers health.
Congressman Kinkaid has named
Paul Humphrey of Broken Bow as
his private secretary. Humphrey has
held a position in the forest reserve
work and has been stationed near
Sheridan, Wyo.
The Norfolk city schools will be
TENDER Jasmer said to her, "If you
were the last woman on earth | would
not live with you" She also charges
him with using bad language toward
her and she declares his conduct has
undermined her health. She signed
the petition in Wisconsin, where she
is visiting. She says her husband
has $4,000 worth of personal property
and an income of at least $1,000 year.
She asks for alimony and the custody
of their child.
closed on Thursday and Friday of this
week for the annual Thanksgiving va
cation. Thanksgiving programs in
some of the rooms will be given
Wednesday afternoon.
Clearwater Record: ]. P. Baldwin
was in Norfolk last Thursday looking
up a market for butter eggs, poultry,
etc. He is talking of going into the
wholesale poultry business in connec-
ton with some Norfolk parties.
Fremont Tribune: A girl came all
the way from Ireland to marry Nor
folk man. What were the Norfolk
girls doing meanwhile? Do they pro-
pose to sit supinely by and be crowd
ed out by the imported article?
Union Thanksgiving services in Nor
folk this year will be held at the Meth
odist church at II o'clock Thanksgiv-
ing morning. DR.. D. X. Tindall, pre-
siding elder, will deliver the special
sermon of the morning. Special music
is being arranged.
Miss Martha Chaser of Stanton has
accepted a position as saleslady in
the Bee Hive store. Miss CHASER was
one of the popular young ladies in
the recent News piano contest which
added 600 names to the subscription
list of this paper
N II. Emery of Elk, Wash, is grad
ually improving after his recent attack
of facial paralysis, according to a
letter just received by his brother, w.
A. Emery. Mr.. Emery is now at his
home in Elk, but visits Spokane every
day for treatment.
Miss Fannie Norton Saturday gave
up her position with the Durland Trust
company, resigning to leave Monday
evening for a two months visit with
her father, E. NJ. Norton, in Wheat
land, WyO. Miss Norton's engage
ment to Mr.. L. P. Pasewalk was an
nounced Friday evening.
!. Meadow Grove News: Glen Bowser
while shooting for ducks at the shoot
ing match Saturday made the mistake
of placing the first finger on his left
hand in front of the rife barrel just
as he pulled the trigger-he hit the
target but not before the ball had
punctured his finger.
The masonry work on the new high
school building has been completed
and 1t is only a matter of few weeks
before the building will be enclosed
with a roof. The plumbing side OF
the building operations has been de
layed owing to delay in the shipment
of the furnace. The furnace is now
expected to reach Norfolk the first OF