The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-10-11

George Beels, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. MOL
denhauer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Degner,
Moses Mlhills, e. w. Zutz.
Mrs. Will Drews and son, Collie
Drews OF Chadron, and Mrs. John May
nuson of Laporte. Ind, are visiting at
the home OF their uncle, b. w. Jonas.
Rev. ]. p. Mueller has Just recover
ed from q threatened attack OF the
grip.
NJ c. Best is the latest man to be
acting as special night officer OF Nor
folk, pending a regular appointment by
the mayor.
Chief OF Police Flynn has moved po-
lice headquarters into the city hall and
has his office in the room occupied by
police court.
A new electric light line has been
built to the Auditorium for the moving
picture entertainments, so that there
will be no more delays from this
source.
1t is very possible that the commit
tee on the extension Of Norfolk's city
limits may be able to report at the
3 meeting OF the council next Thursday
evening.
: The Sorosis club of Meadow Grove
+ has chosen Mrs. Hester A. Frye and
Mrs. Mary Alice Millsap as delegates
to the state federation OF women's
clubs, which convenes at Hastings Oct.
= to 10.
Norfolk friends have received an
e nouncement of the marriage Of George
J. Benjamin Heilman, formerly Of Nor
n folk and Madison, to Miss Myrtle Cecil
q knight, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
s ton Knight of West Point, The mar.
g riage took place Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heilman will be at home in West
y Point after November 1.
e Two more old pioneer buildings will
l. have to go. The city authorities have
g frowned on the old empty frame build
s. ing Just west of the Norfolk Lumber
e Co.'s yards and the old frame house
q that stands the second house south o.
the water works. Both buildings are
considered dangerous fire traps. Con
domination proceedings will take then
r down.
AS the result of short conference
" held yesterday new date has beer
fixed for the much postponed base bal
N game between Mapes' own" and thu
Sturgeon eels trade showers. If thu
as weather is suitable and all of the play
ers happen to be in the city the gam
Id will be played Monday afternoon. TIL
We same conditions that governed the fol
mer contests will prevail.
to The usual delay in receiving shiI
In ments of sewer tile is being exper
enced by the sewer contractor who
h at work in Norfolk's first sewer dis
n trict. A force of men are eXcavatin
and the necessary sewer pile is expec
an ed almost any day. On South Sevent
Is street Contractor Rish has almost con
ay pleted laying the three blocks of waite
main extension.
I'M J. P. Bailey, state secretary of tn
Young Mems Christian association
I'm will be up from Omaha next week
confer with Norfolk men on matter
ne connected with the state conventio
of the association which meets in No
we folk next February. In this city M
ir. Bailey will meet with a joint commi
en- tee representing the city administr
wo ton, the Commercial club and tt
churches of the city.
In At the North Nebraska Method
elk conference meeting In Omaha, Rev.
SITS X. Tindall of Norfolk district shove
in his report marked progress in 6
ldi- lines. In the Neigh district the repo
ay, of Rev. Thomas H. Bithell showed thr
Ind churches built and dedicated duril
the year, one now under constructio
AS a considerable number Of debts pa
the and only two mortgages left, amour
l.. ing together to $1,000.
ere The two men who worked off t
leir twenty dollar wild cat" bank not
in Neigh and Norfolk were as bold
day their money was bad. 1t has develop
has that after leaving the Junction a
'urt Norfolk avenue Wednesday night t
par men were driven Immediately to t
this ROW" east of the city where tn
stopped long enough to have twer
.ors cashed at one of the resort houses.
F. addition to the proceeds of their !
on; ligh visit the men cleared up $40 d
nds- ing their evenings stay in Norfo
; P. The very holiness of the affair seem
ker, to carry them through for by the til
lsa; they had left each fresh base of
ain erations the police were hot on tn
eist, trail.
adj A commercial man in Norfolk h
ion; $40 gold certificate up to the liz
son, Say, what's the matter with this no
Mr.. Nebraska country" he demanded
Ugh; the hotel clerk. Haven't people
Lar here ever seen $40 bill. Why, ev
An time I've tried to have one chani
fam the last day or so the store man
per; thrown up his hands and stared at
sen, bill" And the traveller felt relie'
|. v. when he was put next to the fact t
Grit north Nebraska was shying away fr