The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-23


for medical treatment Mr.. Kennedy
may visit Rochester, MINI, to see the
Mayo brothers.
Arthur G.. Clark, who has been visit
ing his cousin, II. T.. Hardy and who
accompanied Mr.. Hardy on his trip
to the Yellowstone park, returned to
his home in Boston at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kuhleman Of
st. Louis, returning from four
months visit to Germany, will stop in
Norfolk next week for a short visit
with their son, Il. II. Kuhlman.
G.. w. Whitehorn Of Spencer was In
the city between trains on his way
from Oakland to his home.
District Judge A. A. WEIGH was In
Norfolk Friday noon on his way for
brief session of court in Creighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ]. Bicknell left at
noon for Omaha. Mr. Bicknell has
been i'll for some days and will rest
| up.
Sidney McNeely, who has been quite
| Ill, was not 80 well today.
Warren McClary has resigned his
position as bookkeeper at the Fair
store.
Andrew Mapes entertained a mum.
at a party this afternoon given on the
occasion of his fifth birthday,
The new members were added to the
membership list of the Eastern Star
last evening, the order holding a spe-
cial meeting to initiate the two new
members.
Mrs. M. L. Ogden has sent to The
News office stalk Of corn from her
garden that verifies the title Of king
Corn" in this country. The stalk
measures twelve feet in heighth.
The Norfolk brownies" will step
over to Battle Creek Sunday afternoon
for base ball game with Battle Greek
for a $25 purse. Bovee and Glissman
will probably form the Brownie bat
terry.
More than a score Of young ladies
of the Queen Esther circle of the
Methodist church spent a pleasant
levenng from four to eight yesterday
holding a lawn picnic on the George
Evans lawn.
Word from County Commissioner
Malone, who has been under treatment
in the General hospital in Omaha fol
several weeks, is that he is much i'm
proved and will be able to come home
within a short time.
With apologies to both towns, it Is
explained that through an error on the
part of the telegraph editor numbe
of items appeared in The News yester
day under the date line of Atkinson
which should have been credited t.
Ainsworth.
Prosecution of the houses of i'll FAM
across the river has been held up OF
the promise of the house managers t.
move out of the row which has be
come Objectionable to the residents o
the neighborhood. New locations ar
being looked for.
County Superintendent Frank
Perdue came up from Madison yeste1
day for the purpose of holding count
teachers examinations in Norfolk FIR
day and Saturday. The examination
are being held in the Lincoln building
be held in Norfolk.
Mrs. Bruno Hansen of Omaha, TO
merly of Norfolk, was very seriousl
!. i'll according to word which reache
Norfolk friends a few days ago. A
8 that time it was feared that Mrs. Hal
=, sen might not recover and her parent
had been summoned from Falls Cit.
Mr.. Hansen is commercial travele
and formerly resided on Koenigstei
> avenue. His father is T. X. Hansen {
|Tilden.
- The coal business left by the lat
C. w. Braasch to II. C. Matrau an
!, Tate Willie will be continued in til
:. future under the firm name of Matra
=, & Willie. Tate Willie, who had bee
in Mr.. Braasch's employ for fiftee
- years, will manage the business frol
. the Norfolk avenue Office, which wit
- other property in the Braasch estat
was left to Mr.. Matrau and Mr.. Will
: The Braasch home on Fifth stree
. transferred by deed to Mr.. Willie, wi
:, be occupied by him as his residence.
:, Battle Creek Enterprise: Hem
>, Kaufman, residing southwest of Ba
= tie Creek, has demonstrated, to h
- own satisfaction at least, that wint'
=, wheat is a profitable Nebraska Gro
" He has just finished threshing and Il
i, yield averaged 301a bushels per acr
10 machine measure. The grain WI
80 heavy, so by weight this average W
~ be somewhat increased. Counting Il
~ wheat worth a dollar a bushel, tn
means an average of about $50 p
! acre, or an income which would pi
~ for the land in two years. Talk abo
"a gold mines!
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