The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30

ton OF the Masonic grand lodge IN
Nebraska. Mr. Burnham Is chairman
of the committee
Rorn to Mr.. and Mrs Herman Ave
a son.
The assault and battery case against
Henry llascuplluE has been continued
again, this time to next Saturday AZ
o'clock in Justice Lambcrt's court.
Mr. ana Mrs. w. 1t. Ruttcrrcld In.
formally entertained few ncighbors
last evening for MIR aud Mrs. i. E.
liurmcistcr of Davenport Iowa. who
Woro guests at the G. u. Buttcrncd
home.
Thursday will be Norfolk day at
Pierce and large crowd are plan.
Ming to attend the races on that after.
noon. Many will drive many will take
either the morning or afternoon train
up and return homo in the evening.
The mission festival which St Paul
EV. Lutheran church Is TO hold In Nor.
folk will occur ON Sunday September
s and not ON September as anuounc-
III '"' 'N'NH' me I'HIlNdl VIII PROB
any oe hold IN PasowlIk grove and
will consume the entire Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Buttorncld
and their guests Mr.. and Mrs. j. e..
Buruuiatcr of Davenport Iowa. left
at % rIocN q. m. In Mr.. IiurmcistcrS
"U'"nohIIe Tor am overland trip to
b'|'NNuIh disIanco OF about $50
uII''.. me party expected to reach
O.u.''a by hlShI
mo- IlfW oI LOWS a. Gu.dSWorlhy of
inc NoIlolN steam bakery are goin" to
n"..I now buiIdIur Tor their bat-
cry me now bread ana ice cream
factory viii be put mp east of the
creamery pullulhG ON Norfolk avenue.
IT WIZ ou Two story frame building,
2"A'h The structure Will be built at
once.
me Knox county teachers institute
opened al NIoDrarA Monday with an
a'''Iuanco OF 10. superintendent j.
10 McNIIoh spoke to the teachers
lu''daN ana Doc A. j. BiNby poet
philosopher OF the Nebraska state
Journal VIII deliver one Of his humOr-
GUS lectures wednesday night Sen
aJor DoIIiNer OF Iowa viii lecture there
FRIDAY night.
husbands who are in the habit of
ROWING at their wives millinery
pllIS had best start In early this year
TO practice on gigantic frown for the
occasion VIII demand 1t. The News
mas II on private tip from Norfolk
store that there is going to
be big jump in hat prices this fall.
Hat materials, 1t Is said, having been
shooting skyward during the past few
months and all this will be reflected
IN nat prices.
AS illustrating something of the pro-
cedure OF the new state railway com
mission the Norfolk Long Distance
Telephone company has been asked by
the commission to send to Lincoln a
Schedule or their toll charges from
Norfolk to Battle Creek, Hosltins, War
herVllle, Madison, Meadow Grove, TIL
ien, Pierce and Newman Grove. The
Nebraska Telephone company has APP
peared before the commission and
asked permission to reduce local toll
rates out OF Norfolk.
Pat Kirby from the yellow banks |
was IN Norfolk the other day on one
d ms rare visits to town. Pat came
up the Elkhorn valley when Indians
lad their lodges here and Sitting Bull
WITH his followers have at times been
sncamped on kirby's claim at the
GLOW Banks for days. During the
slack HIS rush when immigrants
we're harassed by Indians, Pat was
'mpIoyed TO protect the trail, Miners
we're oherlng $50 for every Indian
caip' ASKED about how many he had
ecufed' Fat swallowed something,
'lhNeu ana soIeihnIy replied, "Diyll
wan.
a speclal meeting OF the Browning
luD was held last evening at the res
uehce OF A. D. Dnlland' the summer
cSSIoh DeihS complimentary TO ID. Z.