The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-04-19

ing moved from u farm near Hadar To
Hadar.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. August Druck
son.
The city council will hold It's regu.
lar mld.month meeting at the city hall
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. s, Mathewson will
entertain company at dinner this
evening.
Frank Wachter. living four miles
northwest of Norfolk, Is building a
new home.
Charles II. Johnson has sold his fur.
niture store at Tilden and has returned
to Norfolk.
There will be no show at the Audito-
rum tonight. The Annie Abbott com.
pany has left town.
The Norfolk band will be on the
streets Monday noon to call attention
to the home minstrel show of the
evening at the Auditorium.
DR., and Mrs II. G. Simmons enter
tanned the Kensington club of the Ben
Hur lodge last evening, some thirty
guests being in attendance ut the Sim.
mons home.
John M. Cotton, secretary and treas
urer OF the Elkhorn Valley Editorial
association, is preparing the program
for the annual meeting OF the associa-
ton, which Is to be held In Ainsworth
this year.
Miss May Lille was called to Bell.
wood yesterday by the death of an
uncle. AS Miss Lille was about to
resign her position as an operator in
the local telephone Office to make her
home with relatives in Bellwood her
departure to Bellwood yesterday will
be permanent
The vote on the most popular sales
lady in town, in the contest that has
been started for the band minstrel
show Of Monday night, stood last night
as follows: Miss Verena Nenow, Q;
Miss Elsie Marquardt, 8; Miss Anna
Mcneil, 2; Miss Blanche Weaver, Q;
Miss Helen Wetzel, 3.
A new ruling of the Nebraska Tele-
phone company will work to the bene-
fit of hotel patrons. Under the new
rule people who make their homes at
hotels may, for twenty-five cents per
month, have their names included in
the telephone directories. This prac-
tically gives each hotel resident tel
ephone.
The lecture to be given free at the
Auditorium next Tuesday night by DR..
Mccormack, in which he will discuss
the work Of the medical profession In
its relation to the public, is not tech
nical medical address. 1t Is said to
be a lecture in which the general pup
lie will find great interest and from
which genuine benefit will be derived
by all.
Meeting next Monday evening the
Norfolk board of education will re-
ceive plans for new high school
building from a number of western
architects of school buildings. These
architects have been asked to submit
plans in competition to the board on
the evening mentioned. 1t Is also ex.
pected that several architects OF their
representatives VIII appear DelOlt TIC
board to present their plans in person.
A change will take pace in the own
ership and management of Mrs. Rob
ert Crafts department store at the
Junction on May Is, when C. s. Horn,
a Missouri Valley, Iowa, merchant pur
chaseS the stock from the Mrs. Robert
Craft company. A. Wilkinson, the
of the store, will enjoy a
recreation after the transfer
Following visit with his parents in
Colorado, he will leave for California
A. ]. Durland, who has charge of the
fund that was raised for
the purpose of converting South First
street into graveled roadway lead
ing to the Junction, has secured con-
troll of all the broken brickbats and
other debris from the old high school
building. Mr.. Durland expects to Sc
cure sufficient debris to furnish a COW
ering for First street from Norfolk av-
enue to the Junction, this covering to
serve as a foundation for the gravel
that Is to be put on the street later. |
The amount OF money either sub
scribed or pledged to the First street |
fund Is large enough to insure the con-
verting of First street into a solid
graveled roadway.