The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-06-28

! Smith, who will be married on
Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. c. Roberts of Fremont, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Plantz while attending the mission
airy convention in Norfolk, returned
home this morning.
DR.. p. II. Salter was called to New
port on the evening train to perform
an operation. He had just returned
! from Verdigre where he was called to
attend the man hurt at the wrecked
bridge.
A telegram from w. II. Butterfleld
following his trivial in Boston stated
that the condition of his brother, j. S.
Butterfleld of Chicago, was discourage
ing Mr.. Butterfield found his brother
unconscious.
| Rev. w. j. Turner was In McCook
over Sunday, speaking at the McCook
church, of which he was formerly pas
tor. The Sunday morning services of
the First Congregational church were
conducted by Rev. John M. Kinds,
pastor of the Second Congregational
church.
A. Steffen of Christ Lutheran school
and II. Bartz, instructor in st. Pauls
school, leave tomorrow to attend the
conference of Lutheran teachers meet
| ing in Omaha, beginning Wednesday,
| Others who will attend the conference
are M. Doering of Battle Creek, j. j.
Troester of Pierce and II. Frey of Ha-
dar.
j. M. Covert is installing two new
rug weaving looms.
A week ago Sunday julius Wickert
celebrated his seventy-seventh birth
day.
Miss Anna Miller has accepted po-
sition in the H. A. Haley wall paper
store.
Cashier l.. P. Pasewalk is enjoying
a vacation from his work in the Nor
folk National bank.
Miss Celia Mullen has entered the
Wayne normal and will take both
music and normal work.
The officers recently elected by Mo-
sale lodge No. 55, A. F. & A. NJ, will
be indicted into office at a meeting
tonight.
e. e. Gillette has been chosen as
superintendent of the Sunday school
of the First Congregational church,
succeeding w. H. Bridge.
Harrington Herald: S. G. Lynde went
to Norfolk yesterday to visit his broth
er ]. l.. Lynde and also to meet a
cousin from South Dakota he has not
seen for twenty-five years.
S. R. Carney and M. M. Faucet of
the Faucett- Carney candy company are
taking vacation from their regular
work this week by exchanging duties,
Mr.. Faucet handling the Office work
while Mr.. Carney looks after the for
mer's territory on the road.
Most of the school teachers Of Madi-
son county, according to County SUI
perintendent F. S. Perdue, are taking
special normal training work in the
Wayne normal has secured the greater
number of the teachers with the Kear.
ney and Peru normals following.
New iron-clad sheds and warehouses
are being erected by the Edwards &
Bradford Lumber company to replace
the buildings destroyed in last winters
fire. The old Office building is being
REPAIRED and will continue for a time
Ito be used as the local office. The com.
pany has further building plans under
consideration.
1t was Officer Livingstone's billet
that put him out Of active service last
week. The Junction officer carries his
club in one of his inside coat pockets
with the result that when he tripped
over a defective walk near the Wash
ington school house last week the fall
on the hard club had disastrous effects
on his chest. Sunday officer Living.
stone was again on duty after being
confined to his home for several days
A meeting of the Norfolk Trade Pro
city hall Tuesday night at $3.50 O'Clock
to take definite action upon the pro
posed plan to refund round trip rail
road fares to out-of-town buyers with
in a radius of 1875 miles. Every mer
chant and business man should make
it point to attend this meeting, as
it will probably be the last general
meeting before launching the plan and
advertising the same throughout the
territory affected.
|, State Deputy Game Warden d. e
Smith was in Norfolk Monday morning
bound for Verdigre to file more com
plants on charges of illegal fishing
; He said he would file complaints Tues
day against Jim Kanteller, Jim Kolal
Jim Kolar and Vac Corkap. He sale
} the trials would be held at Creighton
Mr. Smith said there are traps, nets
t and seins around Norfolk and that he
intends to bring prosecution here later
A number Of boys at Verdigre lef
] town when the deputy arrived.
;, A smooth faker went into Fremon
the other day and fooled the railroads
e and other business firms without ap
: parently gaining anything. He claimed