The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-07-26

I CT SUM- NONNlS MNlN ihiN w '"NA'Ns
A. H. Winder and children arrived
In Norfolk Saturday morning from
| Boulder, Colo, on a short visit.
Sheriff j. ]. Clements was up from
Madison Saturday afternoon, On Mon
day Sheriff Clements Is cited to APP
pear at O'Neill at the hearing on the
habeas corpus proceedings brought TO
prevent him from placing Editor Miles
of the O'Neill Independent under ar
rest on the criminal libel charge filed
in Norfolk. The sheriff will probably
be represented at O'Neill Monday by
Attorneys Burt Mapes and William "
Allen. The hearing is before the dis
trict court.
Miss Anna Crosby leaves tomorrow
for her home at Goodwin on a two
weeks vacation from her work in the
A. l.. Killian company's store.
j. NJ. Mallory of Burke, S. D., was
in the city this morning. From here
funeral of his brother. r. A. Mallory.
A. H. Viele arrived home yesterday
from a business trip to Grand Rapids,
Mich, and Chicago. Mr.. Viele's trip
east included a visit over Sunday to
his old home near Battle Creek. Mich.
p. j. Hayden, a grain dealer of Oak,
| Neb is in Norfolk on a short visit
over Sunday with his friend, N. A.
Rainbolt. Mr.. Hayden and Mr.. Rain.
bolt were both at one time residents
of Ames, Iowa.
Norfolk friends of Corwin Haggard,
former express agent in Norfolk but
now agent for the American express
company at Sioux City, were notified
by telegram this morning of the death
of his mother in Lincoln. Mrs. Hag-
gard, with her husband, DR.. Haggard,
were among the pioneer residents of
Lincoln, where Mrs. Haggard's death
occurred Friday.
On next Tuesday afternoon and
evening the physicians of the Elkhorn
Valley Medical association meet in the
Eagle lodge rooms in Norfolk for their
midsummer session.
Norfolk's "auto" population is in
creasing rapidly. This week l.. A.
| ItOJut, Tie utW VICE Dl GolutllJ VI Jlt
Citizens National bank, has had his
touring car brought from Fonda, Iowa,
his machine being the latest arrival
in Norfolk.
Among the Norfolk young ladies
who have been elected to county
schools in this vicinity are Misses
Ella Buckendorf, Georgia Brakeman
and Nola Walker
A letter received from George Far.
ley, who was called to Los Angeles,
Calf, by the serious illness of his
father, states that his father is re-
gaining his health.
The continued downpour of water
in this section of Nebraska during the
past week has had the effect of rails.
ing the Elkhorn more than foot and
a half. The river, while high for mid
summer, is still well within it's banks
The new Methodist church building
at Albion will be started next week
when the corner stone ceremony will
occur. The new church at Albion is
being erected at cost of $4,000 and
will be one of the finest church build
ings in north Nebraska. Albion is in
the district of Presiding Elder Thorn
as Bithell.
Tilden Citizen: The removal of A
]. Dunlevy to Excelsior Springs, Mo.
will remove from Tilden one of its
most highly esteemed families. Mr.
Dunlevy has spent fifteen years of his
life in this place and has won for him
self reputation for marked business
in his new sphere is earnestly hoped
by the whole community.
A real baseball tournament for Nor
folk is in the air A number of Nor.
folk business and professional men
have become interested in the idea
of a tournament to be held after the
racing meet, the next big event on
Norfolk's program, has safely passed
From plans under discussion the pro-
posed baseball tournament would give
Norfolk three days of fast baseball
and would bring four fast Nebraska
teams to this city for games.
Mr.. Martin Hickman of this city
and Miss Martha Claus of Battle
Creek were united in marrige last
evening in Norfolk, the wedding TAX
ing place at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. William Uecker. Rev.
]. P. Mueller, pastor of Christ Luth-
eran church, performed the ceremony
in the presence of few friends and
relatives. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Claus of Bat
tie Creek, who were in Norfolk yes
terday to be present at the wedding.
The groom is a carpenter and will
make his home in Norfolk with his
bride.