The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-04-26

with her husband. Lack OF definlt,
information in the first kilograms tell
ing of Mr.. Hirschs illness occasiunet
much alarm among his friends ant
gave rise to street Iumors of his
death. ,.,.. -t...... ... 81.
District court will convene in Knol
county next Monday.
Work has begun on the new cement
sidewalk leading to the city hall or
North Fourth street '2f "i'' ttJ
The Ladies' guild OF Trinity church
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2,3C
with Mrs. Wells, at the, rectory. t.
AL Wilkinson has been retained by
C., F., Horri & Co.. who have bought
ont the department store of the Mrs
Robert Craft company.
DR.. o. X. Meredith will entertain
the young people of his Christian
church Sunday school bible class this
evening at his home. sue, ..t
A four-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Hyde was seized with an attack
of commissions, yesterday noon. To.
day the little boy was much better.
A small bridge over slough one
mile north Of the Kost bridge Is be.
ing replaced, forcing Rural Carrier ].
X. Rouse to make a short detour in
covering route No. 2. "n"' l" ,s'
Foreman Hartford and a cable gang
in the service OF the Nebraska Tele-
phone company were expected in Nor
folk today The amount OF cable work
to be undertaken in Norfolk this spring
has not yet been determined by the
company. .- , s,.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed c. Engle and
daughter leave on the early train Fri
day for Sioux Falls, s. d., to attend
the golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. Engle's parents in that city Mon
day, April 30. Mr.. Engle will return
the first of the week and Mrs. Engle
will go to Huron, S. d., for week s
visit with u sister at that place.
The following teachers have been
elected to teach in the Tilden schools
the coming year: Principal, William
c. Green; assistant principal, Miss
Mira l.. Kerns; grammar room, Miss
Myrtle Bennett; first intermediate,
Miss Audrey Cloyd second interme-
date, Miss Emma Putney; first pri-
mary, Miss Idelle Taylor; second pri-
mary, Mrs. nellie Bently.
B. e. McKibben, brother of Mrs.
o. r. Meredith of this city, sailed Tues
day for Japan in the interests of the
International Fisheries company. Mr..
Mckibben will have his headquarters
in Japan but his territory will cover
China, Japan, the Philippines and Man
churia. He will spend some two years
in the east. Mr.. McKibben is an old
Hastings boy and later for three years
was the western league baseball man.
ager at st, Joe.
The Norfolk high school base ball
nine will play return game with the
Neigh high school tomorrow afternoon
at Neigh. Saturday the Norfolk ball
season will witness the first regular
game of the spring when the Pierce
and Norfolk high school mines clash
on the old fair grounds. The game
will be called at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. Estabrook, Hoffman and
Faucet will comprise the Norfolk bat
terry Saturday. The Norfolk boys
promise speedy contest for the open.
ing game.
c. C. Cow has decided to accept the
secretaryship of the Norfolk CONNER.
cial club. having been elected to that
position at the Tuesday morning ses.
sion of the directors. At the time Mr.
Cow was notified of his selection to
the position of secretary, he asked for
time to weigh the matter in his mind
Mr. Cow felt that If he should accept
the responsibilities of the Office he
would feel bound to devote to his new
duties the attention that they would
demand and that this time could i'll
be spared from his own business. At
ter consideration, however, Mr.. Cow
has informed the Commercial club that
he is prepared to take up the work
OF the secretaryship, taking time from
his business to meet its demands.
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