The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-01-25

tonight from Columbus, where she has
been visiting since New Years.
G. G. Hughes, formerly general su.
pcrlntendent of the Northwestern rail.
road here, left yesterday for Omaha
Mrs. Frank Davis left for Chicago
Saturday morning, to visit her mother,
Mrs. Slider, and her brother, Fred
Slider and family, who live in West
Pullman.
John Lemly of Tilden spent the
morning in Norfolk on business.
While here he visited with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Lemley 515
South Fourth street.
David Robinson came up from Mad
son last night
Joe Young of Newman Grove is Wis
ting his cousin, Jess Beemer
Clyde Hayes left for Douglas, Wyo.,
last night, where he will spend few
days.
Fred Poor, who has been manager
Of the Hastings Hide and Tallow com
pany in Norfolk, left for Hastings to
accept a better position with the same
concern.
General Superintendent Braden, SUI
perintendent of Bridges and Buildings
Colwell, Trainmaster Mount and Road
Master Stafford all came in from the
east at noon.
John Locht is new shoemaker in
Norfolk. He came to America about
ten months ago from Germany and
has since been at Randolph coming
from there to Norfolk.
Old bill" family horse who had
done service for j. 5. McClary for
thirty years in Norfolk, has turned his
toes to the SKY and will trot along
Norfolk's streets no more. His re-
mains were buried in the garden at the
McClary home last night.
Miss Lola Lintecum is visiting Miss
Kathryn Shaw on her way home from
Battle Creek, where she has been WIS.,
iting. Miss Lintecum formerly lived
in Norfolk and graduated from the
Norfolk high school in the class of
1905. Since then she has been taking
elocution for year at Highland Park
college in Des Moines. She is on her
way home to the Rosebud
W. p. McNamee, wife and children
arrived home last night after a
months visit with relatives in Toron-
| to, Canada. Andy Dryden and fam
lily will return today, having tsopped
off at Missouri Valley for day.
Fred Nickles and family have moved
into Mr.. Pratt's house on Thirteenth
street from Stanton. They lived at
the Junction.
VIM. Beck and children went to Ne
ligh this noon to visit with Mrs. Beck's
parents.
A party was given in the Railroad
hall last night by the e. V. P.'s and
" Y. clubs. Ice cream and cake was
served and all had fine time.
M. M. Faucet sprained his ankle
Saturday morning on his way down
town.
w. M. Robertson was reported some
what improved in condition Saturday
morning.
S. Simpson has arrived from Graf
ton, Iowa, to take the position of book
keeper for e. A. Bullock.
A reward of 5000 has been offered
at Rosebud for the arrest and convic-
ton of any person guilty of stealing
horses.
Albert Smith of Lynch has leased
the Norfolk House on Norfolk avenue
from Mrs. c.. e. Farley. Mrs. Farley
has been i'll and will make her home
with her son on First street.
Creighton News; President w. c.
Galley has called the annual meeting of
the North Nebraska Short Shipment
Race circuit to be held at the Oxnard
hotel in Norfolk on Tuesday, January
%. The meetings throughout the cir.
cult last year were very successful
except where rain interfered, and
there is no doubt but what the circuit
has come to stay and this year more
and better horses are expected than
ever before. The towns in the circuit
are: Norfolk, Stanton, Madison, Bat
tie Creek, Tilden, Neigh, O'Neill and
Creighton. Pierce and Spencer have
in two new applications for member
ship. John l.. Rynearson of Madison
is secretary and treasurer