The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-03-08

panN III the mouse III OlhOnu'
Mrs. Jos. Swartz Is on the sick list
Mrs. II. T.. Pippen and daughter,
Miss Boss Williams returned home
from Omaha last night.
Henry Hickman has disposed Of the
remainder of his household goods and
left yesterday for GAINESVILLE, Wiscon-
sin. where Mrs Hickman Is. They
will make their future home there.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lindsay Is very sick with
chicken pox at Creighton, where he
and his mother are visiting.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sec
ond Congregational church met at the
home of Mrs Harrington yesterday af-
ternoon and sewed carpet rags A
delicious lunch was served by Mrs.
Harrington and Mrs. Tom Wood.
Miss r. Berg of st. Paul, MINI, has
arrived and taken charge of the trim
ming department in Mrs. Schwartz's
millinery store.
The Zirfas restaurant has passed
into the hands of It's new owner. G, j.
Deupree, who comes here from Persia,
Iowa.
Miss Case of South Norfolk acct
dentally dropped her gold watch in
the Auditorium during recent per
Torrance. It was found by w. A. vi
CARS and taken Immediately to the
box Office of the theater. Miss Case
missed the watch and 1t was soon re-
stored to her.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Congregational church will
hold social In the parlors of the
church this evening. Gypsy costumes
and fortune teller will be features
of the evening.
The cold wave forecasted by the
weather man arrived on schedule time
and the mercury took tumble of four.
teen degrees, landing at zero. The
minimum of the preceding day was
fourteen above.
Western Union telegraph wires have
Rosebud reservation as Gregory and
Foreman Fred Koerber of Norfolk,
who has had supervision over the
work will return to his home here to.
morrow morning.
Word has been received in Norfolk
from Albion that the father of Mrs.
Morris Mayer, Meyer Becker, died in
Philadelphia last Monday. Mr.. Becker
formerly lived in Albion. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Mayer are in Philadel-
phia for the funeral. They formerly
lived in Norfolk and still have many
friends in this city.
The Northwestern railroad announc-
es that, beginning today, second class
tickets east Of Council Bluffs, st. Paul
and Minneapolis, will be good in first
class standard Pullman sleeping cars,
Just as first class tickets have been
till now. This rule applies on all
trains excepting Overland Limited
Nos / and ., and the Los Angeles
Limited.
Wayne Democrat: Judge w. F..
Norris has just had completed at Spo-
kane, Wash, an elegant, large modern
home, expecting to return in a few
months from the Philippines and make
Spokane his residence. The furniture
for the house comes largely from for
eign countries, and will be not only
of lavish, aristocratic design, but a
novelty in this country.
Judge A. A. Welch. the newly APP
pointed Judge in the Ninth judicial dis
trict of Nebraska, will hold his first
term of court at Harrington, Cedar
county, next week having exchanged
places with Judge Graves, who will
hold court at Wayne next week. Judge
Welch requested the transfer as he,
being member of a Wayne law firm,
is interested in many of the cases
which will be tried in Wayne at this
session. Court Reporter Powers OF
Norfolk, who served under Judge
Boyd, will act in the same capacity
for Judge WEIGH for a time at least.
Wayne Democrat: Richard Karo
was very indignant citizen last Sat
urday night Dick took his wife to
the show and happened to get seat
under the edge of the gallery. After
a bit he felt something hit his wrist
and found brown liquid on 1t that
didn't come through the skin pores I;
then he was surprised to see lot of
the dirty stuff triclling down his coat
sleeve. This was too much for Dick
and he bounded up stairs to find the
eXpectorator but a bunch of college
students of course all answered mot
guilty" While satisfied it was one of
the number the case was good deal
like the brownsville affair" only
more vile than willie" and Dick could
only smother his wrath in idle words
of what he would do if he could lay
his hands on the guilty niger"
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