The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-04-26
TUESDAY TOPICS.

Mrs. NJ. ID, Tyler went TO sioux CITY
yesterday.
Miss Caroline Abts Of Madison was
In Norfolk today.
w. II. Bucholz visited with Norfolk
friends yesterday.
E. II. Luikart OF Tilden visited his
mother yesterday.
Mrs. George M. Dudley and son went
to Omaha for n visit.
Congressman ]. f. Boyd was in Nor
folk yesterday from Neigh.
Mrs. A. G. Peters of Stanton visited
friends in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II, Friend of Lodge
pole are In the city today.
Rev. Mr.. Gruber of Hoskins was
visitor to Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker of Tai
mage were In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jas. Hay returned last evening
from winters visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Brown of Bloom
field were Norfolk visitors yesterday.
Miss Lul Johnson returned this
morning from a short visit at Winside
Miss Bell King of Neigh was in Nor
folk Sunday the guest of her brother.
Miss Lydia Eichberg of Tilden was
the guest of Miss Birdie Kuhl over Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Nicola of Foster
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dur
land yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Donovan of the
N
ing the afternoon.
A. G., King of Orchard was among
those in attendance at the bankers
convention yesterday.
Mrs. Otto G. Klentz of Sioux Falls
is expected In Norfolk this evening to
spend few weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Porter of Fairfax
were South Dakota visitors in Norfolk
yesterday, leaving for Sioux City to-
day.
Superintendent l.. N, Costley OF
Chadron Trainmaster NJ. Il. Pangle
of Chadron and j, Leppla, trainmaster
at Fremont, were in the city yesterday
in connection with conference with
the general committee of the Order OF
Railroad Conductors on the Northwest
ern lines west of the river. The con
ference was held in the Office of Gen
eral Superintendent S. M. Braden.
The West Side Whist club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Baum Friday
evening
Meeting according to the advertised
notice, the city council will be in ses
sion at the city hal tonight for the pur
pose of arranging for the assessment
OF the cost of paving Norfolk avenue
against the adjacent property. TIL,
question of raising funds for street in
tersection paving will probably be con
sidered by the council. The cost o
this paving falls on the city.
The death of Frank Hirsch, a Nor
folk travelling man, in Deadwood wa.
rumored in Norfolk Monday, the rumo
apparently arising from Telegram
calling Mrs. Hirsch to Deadwood Tn,
message came about 4 o'clock Monda,
afternoon from relative in Deadwoo
and gave no details as to Mr.. Hirsch'
condition This morning Norfolk rela
tives said that their suspense had bee
lifted by telegram from Harry Lodo
in Deadwood stating that Mr.. Hirsc
was not seriously i'll and that lette
would bring the details to Norfolk.
'Horsemen of northern Nebraska wi
meet in Norfolk Friday morning at |
O'Clock for the purpose of rearrangin
the racing schedule for the Short shiI
ment circuit for the coming summe
The cancelling of the Battle Cree
dates has made necessary this ne
schedule. There are nine towns l.
cluded in the circuit. The new NEE
ing is called by President John l.. r
nearson of Madison and the meetir
will be held in the OXnard hotel. TT
following towns are included in Il
circuit: Norfolk, Pierce, Creighto
Spencer, Tilden, Neigh, O'Nein, Mac
son, Stanton.
A large number of physicians fro
all over northern Nebraska have a
rived in Norfolk to listen to the a
dress of DR.. Mccormack at the AuC
forum tonight. DR., Mccormack is
physician from Kentucky of nation
reputation and he is now engaged
touring the United States in beha
of the American Medical associatio
His first Nebraska address was ma,
In Omaha last night, where he held
large audience in close attention. I
discusses the relation OF the public
the medical profession, things tn
people ought to know about docto
and laws of pure foods and pure drul
The lecture is free of charge and 1t
hoped by local physicians in char
that Dr. Mccormack will be greet
by packed house tonight.
Regarding the high school alum
association meeting tonight at the CO
gregational church President Darlir
ton said: mo loyal member of t
alumni association should fail to