The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-02-22

Miss Mary Lcvijohn, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Coony
Campman. returned home to Lindsay
today
Mrs. Brown returned yesterday from
Bristow, where she has been visiting
with her son James, who is depot
agent there.
Mr.. Crolly of Niobrara, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
Elmer Cummins, went to Battle Creek
today to visit with her mother before
returning to Niobrara.
Mrs Yost. formerly of Norfolk June.
ton but now of Burdeau, Neb., was
brought here this morning and placed
in the insane asylum. She Is the moth
er of three small children and Is quite
bad
The funeral of little Orval Hedrick
the two.ycar-old son of MIR. and Mrs.
Clarence Hedrick, was held yesterday
afternoon at . o'clock In the Second
Congregational church, where Rev.
Arthur Hines preached a very touch
ing sermon, The floral offerings were
numerous and beautiful. The remains
were laid at rest In Prospect Hill.
Miss Bess Williams and Lou Kenner-
son had quite collision In the dark
Wednesday evening, Miss Williams
was coming home from her work on
her bicycle, while Mr.. HENDERSON, who
is foreman at the u. p. shop, was just
going to work on his bicycle, when
they collided Both wheels were
smashed quite bit and Miss Will
liams Is suffering with a bruised an
lde. Fourth street is very dark at
night and there should be more lights
and less accidents would result
William Evans is on the sick list.
Clarence Clark is laid up with rheu-
matism
The West Side Whist club meets
this evening with c. S. Bridge.
w. Il. Hager is again out on the
road after his illness. He resumed
work yesterday.
Albert Degner is making some i'm
provements in his store in the way of
new paint and paper.
Miss Elsie Grim entertained few
friends at a st. Valentines party at
the home of ID. Mathewson last even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Salter and Mr..
and Mrs. p. II. Salter entertained at a
dinner party last evening in the home
of the latter.
President C. H. Groesbeck is prepar-
ing for the meeting of business inter
ests next Monday night to determine
details in regard to the coming race
meeting, to be held here next summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cramer will soon
move to this city to make their home
Mr.. Cramer is postal mail clerk be
tween Norfolk and Emerson on the
Omaha line and was recently married
to Miss Dessa Lint.
The postofilce in Norfolk has just
received word that books containing
twenty-four one-cent stamps will be
issued after March l, These books
will be the same as the two-cent books
now in use and will cost twenty-five
cents.
Geo. b. Christoph returned from
Omaha last night where the examina
tons have been held for registered
pharmacists A class of forty-siX-tool
the examinations, out of which eigh
teen passed. Mr.. Christoph stopped of
at Dodge on his way home and hat
the Vogltanz Drug company fined $2
and costs for violating the pharmac,
law.
District Deputy w. C. James of tn
Modern Woodmen returned from Plair
I view where he arranged for a larg
= meeting and class adoption to be he'll
March Z. There will be classes fror
: Plainview, Creighton, Winnetoon, Os
1 mond, Foster and Mclean. PlainvieN
Woodmen are making the necessar
Y arrangements. At the same time Del
uty James is making arrangements 70
l. increased classes at Neigh, Clearwate
and Chambers.
V The Methodist church was well file
/. last night to hear Frank r. Roberso
d in his lecture on Norway. This wa
e an illustrated lecture. Mr., Roberso
has visited Norway ME times an
II spent great uetl Vi tlIlS SIuuylu
it the life of the Norwegian. His pit
5. lures are those he has taken himsel
IS of people whom he knows and scene
Il he has visited. He showed many pi
W lures of his personal friends, shown
the different types of the people. TT
n, scenes along the coast, among IL
mountains and valleys, We're beautifu
* making the audience forget where the
were and imagine they were in No
n way. The closing views were of Il
IN midnight sun, showing its effects
coloring on the mountains and waite
n This was the fourth number of Il
$. high school lecture course. Each nul
Der has been well attended and G
m joyed. The last number will be Civ,
III February %
Secretary V. V. Light of the civ
Is service board of this city has receiv,
nd notice that there will be an intern