The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25


where Mr.. Robert is pastor of the
German Lutheran church.
Robert l.. Dick OF Crete, who APP
pears on the "Doane day" program at
the Congregational convention at Ere
mont, was In Norfolk for a short visit
with friends, leaving Tuesday noon
for Fremont. Mr.. Dick graduated at
Doane in 1904 and has since special
lied in music
Mrs. Mary Davenport has been i'll.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Uecker,
daughter.
A. II. Viele, who has been quite i'll,
is able to be out again
Preston ogden has written from
Kansas City that he is to have charge
The Commercial club directors
failed to meet Tuesday for lack of a
quorum.
of the singing at series of meetings
which an evangelist Is to hold in
Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs p. F. Bell have sue
ceeded to the Sessions and Sprecher
camp on the Elkhorn near the Ray
farm.
A score or so of friends spent a
pleasant evening Tuesday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Tough. The
party was in the nature Of a surprise.
c., NJ. Thompson, the Newport bank
er who is a member of the firm of
Smith Brothers, having disposed of
4 nf in
ty holds a big farm sale in that county
beginning Thursday noon. About 49,
600 worth OF cattle will be disposed of.
Another sewer district has been out
lined. The latest district to be pro-
NOTED embraces South Fifth street
from Park to Pasewalk avenue. The
sewer lateral in this district would
! connect with the Park avenue main.
Herman A. Pasewalk will father the
petition to organize the new district.
The regular meeting of Beulah chap
ter, o. f. s., will be held Thursday
evening, October "a, in Masonic hall.
Mrs. N. e. Dobson of Lincoln, worthy
grand matron of the order In Nebras-
ka, will be the guest of honor at the
meeting. Degrees will be conferred
and school of instruction held by
the grand matron. The worthy ma
tron urges members of the order to be
present.
Burt Reed has moved his family
from Missouri Valley to Fred Schel
ley's property on Cleveland street.
Arthur Krake, while running on the
board sidewalk close to the Washing
ton school, fell and cut large gasf
in his knee which will lay him up TO-
some time.
+. williams, assistant road foreman
; of engines, was in the Junction yester
day.
Carl Anderson went to Council
Bluffs to work.
Irwin Crotty of Chamberlain is her
visiting his uncle, Pat Crotty ant
family, and other relatives.
Mrs. Fred Ellerbrock returned HON
I last evening from a visit with rels
: tives in Fremont.
Mrs. John Krohler Of Haveloc
: stopped off to visit her brother-in-laV
: Frank Krohler, while on her way HON
y from Pierce.
l. A hay-rack load of Junction youn
; folks went out to Geneva Moolick
j. school in district No. AZ for rid
l. last night and had jolly time.
S Lee Harrington's brother from Mi
I. souri, Valley is here visiting him.
: The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
r Ellerbrock cut his thumb quite badl
last evening while playing.
Leo Williams has resigned his pos
+ ton in the Kiesau Drug store.
Billy Greene is now chief cook
the Owl restaurant.
Thomas Taylor has moved his far
n lily from the Durland house on Ha
tings avenue to c. r. kampman
s. house on South Fourth street.
There have been some improv
II ments made at the Northwestern
pot at the Junction, consisting of tV
lg new plank steps.
b. c. Brown, who has been sick
m Fremont the past week. was able
e. return to Norfolk and went out on
D. run today.
$. Mrs. Bert Taylor and two sor
Floyd and Chauncey, returned hon
IL from Omaha after a visit with h
lg sister Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Chase of Bonesteel is here v
ed iting Mrs Johnson, before going
ell to Bassett.
Fred Ellerbrock returned from NJ
as souri, Valley last evening.
IN Earl Perry has quit railroading a
taken a position in the Kiesau dr.
OF store.
ng Claude Clark went to Beemer,
to former home, to visit friends.
mt CLOSE WATCH ON SCA5lES.
re- Feared That the Disease is Spread
Among South Dakota Cattle.