The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-11-22
TUESDAY TOPICS.

TUESDAY TOPICS.
Miss Hattie Allbery went to Omaha
today.
l.. A. Rothe was in Meadow Grove
yesterday,
Mrs. Edward Tanner of Battle
Creek spent yesterday in Norfolk.
r. G. Rohrke, the Meadow Grove
banker, was in Norfolk on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Rouse of Mead
ow Grove returned home yesterday af-
ter a short visit at the home Of w.
w. Weaver. Mr.. Rouse is postmaster
at Meadow Grove.
Frank Flynn, who Is home from
Boyle's business college in Omaha on
a short vacation left Monday for Greg
DRY to make his filing on Gregory
county homestead, which ruling Of
the interior department gives him the
right to file for. The quarter section
which he will get is five and half
miles northeast Of Gregory and two
miles from the Gregory county farm
that his father secured.
Among the days out of town visit
oIo III INollolh "SiS' NeeoihSJ W. As
Meserve, Creighton; M. Nichols, Eos
ter; Attorney M. F. Harrington, o.
Neill; p. H. Harris, Lynch; K. S.
Dickinson, Columbus; Miss Lewis.
Lindsay; H. A. Cheney, Creighton;
A. F. West, Wisner; H. V. Rosen-
kraus, Dorsey; S. B. Hart, Fred Mich
oil, Neigh; William Hansen, Creigh-
ton; G. w. Kemp, Gregory, S. D.;
Henry Klosner, Bloomfield; Roy Har-
We, Verdigre; H. Olson, Bloomfield;
r. ]. Roush Wayne; Mr.. and Msr. B.
r. Mcdaniel, Giltner; August Hensen,
Willard.
A little son of ]. A. Scott has been
quite sick with pneumonia.
Miss Robb was hostess to recent
ly organized Sewing circle" Monday
evening, the circle being entertained
at the Norfolk hospital.
l.. Sessions Is able to be down town
this week, having spent the greater
part of the past two weeks at his
home following a fall from the roof
of his house early in the month.
John Locht and Miss Caroline Dres-
sen of Norfolk will be married on the
afternoon of Wednesday, November
q, the ceremony taking place at ST.
Paul Ev. Lutheran church. Rev. John
Witte will perform the ceremony.
A little twoyear-old daughter of
Otto Sellin, playing about a washing
machine, pulled out the stopper and
let loose stream of hot water which
scalded the little one about the chest.
DR.. H. T. Holden was called to dress
the burns.
That the eastern financial furry
had even less of an impression in
Gregory county than it had in Nor
folk and north Nebraska was the
opinion of d. Mathewson, who is just
home from "A trip to the Rosebud.
There is every evidence that the pros
perity of the Rosebud country has a
pretty firm basis.
Stepping backwards from the hay
loft into a hay chute Mrs. Burrows,
whose home is in Norfolk at present
received a bad fall into a manger in
a livery barn which her husband has
just secured at Hoskins. No bones
were broken but Mrs. Burrows was
badly bruised by the fall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burrows have been living in Nor
folk pending their removal to Hoskins
1t is now certain that the depot con
tractors will not be out of the North
Westerns new passenger depot until
Thanksgiving. The carpenters will be
through with the building in day OF
two and the electric light fixtures have
already been placed but there are a
number of odds and ends to receive
attention. In week or two the arch
fleets or representative of the arch
fleets will be out from Chicago to &C
cept the depot on the part OF the
Northwestern. The architects II
charge of the building are Frost &
Granger of Chicago.
1t was great hunting that Howard
Beymer, Lee Hershiser, ]. l., Hershis
err and Fred Boche of Norfolk had GU
in southern Holt county, twenty miles
south of O'Neill. Ducks were plenti
full until the recent cold spell wheI
they made a quick flight south. Aftel
the cold weather set in nothing bu