The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20

The new Northwestern time card
goes into effect at o'clock Sunday
morning.
Sunday, September Is, Is autumn
rally day for the Sunday schools of
Madison county.
Il. Sly, chief train dispatcher at the
Junction office, has been very sick
during the week.
People at Gregory never get cold
feet at ball game, according to a com.
merclal traveller. The other day Greg
DRY and Burke played red hot game
which was won by Gregory 8 to 7, al
though Burke was in the lead for
time. Gregory sports are said to have
won $1,000 on the game.
A. II. Underwood, travelling for the
Klngman Implement company OF
Omaha, has been transferred from
south Nebraska and northern Kansas
territory to the northern part of the
state and will make his headquarters
In Norfolk. Mr. Underwood and his
family will arrive in the city Mon
day.
Madison Star-Mail: Judge Bates
issued marriage license to Carl r.
Schmidt and Alma Theresa Huelle of
Madison and Frank Bonner and Elsie
Mueller of Norfolk the past week.
Madison Star-Mail: Mrs. Dave Mas
ten went up to Norfolk Monday. They
expect to move there in a short time
as 1t will be easier for Mr. Masten to
get home as he now holds a position
as brakeman on the Northwestern.
A chubby ten-pound daughter arrived
yesterday at the home of Mr.. ad Mrs
w. r. Jones, corner Norfolk avenue
and Tenth street. The new daughter
is the first to arrive in the Jones
household. Mr.. Jones is a prominent
commercial traveller of Norfolk.
George F. Cain, who travels in
north Nebraska territory for the
wholesale grocery firm of Tolerton &
Warfield company, has moved from
Albion to Norfolk so as to be in better
touch with his territory. Mr.. Cain
and his family are in Norfolk and are
moving into. their new home at S07
Pasewalk avenue.
"A Bachelors Honeymoon" will be
presented at the Auditorium tonight
by the theatrical company which has
been rehearsing in Norfolk for two
weeks. The farce is said to be uproar-
ously funny and is well played by the
company. Herbert De Guerre and
Miss Grace Johnson are in the lead
ing roles. Popular prices will prevail.
i The Knox county fair will take place
at Creighton next week, from Thurs
day, Sept. 10, to Saturday, September
III. Creighton is one of the ten towns
belonging to the North Nebraska Short
shipment race circuit and every pre-
paration has been made for a good
week. Madison comes the week af-
ter and Stanton will close the circuit
the week after Madison.
Grand Master o. ]. King has sent a
circular letter to the Norfolk masonic
lodge announcing that all ceremonies
in connection with the grand lodge
semi-centennial celebration save the
morning session of the grand lodge
will be open to all freemasons and
their families. Geo. H. Thummel,
clerk of the United States circuit
court, will be the master of ceremonies
TENDER %.
Battle Creek Enterprise: While
working at the new Catholic parsonage
last Saturday, John Rector met with
a peculiar accident that was all but
very serious. Mr.. Rector had been
some Of the wood work of the in
terror finishing and had climbed down
to get something that he needed.
Without any warning he was struck a
heavy blow on the shoulder by a fall
ing weight and was rendered almost
unconscious. AS soon as he was able
to take notice he discovered that a
deep cut had been made close to the
neck. His first impression was that
he had been struck by piece of two
by-four but upon looking about he
saw that large chisel had made the
wound. Mr.. Rector Immediately called
upon physician and had the injury
cared for. The doctor said that the
jugular vein was exposed and that a
detection of the chisel the smallest
fraction of an inch would have severed
the blood vessel. The wound was very
painful but Mr.. Rector expects to re-
sumo work next week.
The Encouragement of the time
schedule of the morning passenger
from Dallas on the Bonesteel line so
that the north passenger arrives in
Norfolk at noon instead of in the early
morning represents a permanent
change, according to Northwestern
officials who were interviewed by a
committee from the Norfolk CONNER
cial club. In the absence of General
Superintendent Braden from the city
the committee met with Superintend-