The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-06-14

noon.
Mrs, l.. +, Prough of Kansas city
Kan, is IN Norfolk the guest of Mrs
u, u, Brunson.
j. l.. Tinkcom, G. H. Elliott and L.
j. llocse of Harrington were in the
city yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. !. Powers are homo
from Il visit at Jacksonville, Ill.,, with
their son, Isaac Powers, jr.
A, n, Antilles left this morning on
a business trip to Chicago. He will be
absent for the rest Of the week
Rev. w. j, Turner returned ycstcr.
day from plaiuvicw whore he conduct.
ed services Sunday evening at the
plninviow Congregational church.
Peter Kicwit, an Omaha contractor,
was in Norfolk yesterday and today In
connection with the opening of bids
for the new high school building.
Mrs +. w, Benjamin will leave Mon.
day TO join Mr.. Benjamin on visit at
Colorado Springs. Mr.. Benjamin has
arrived in Denver, returning from Cal.
ifornia.
morning for stanton to appear for the
defense in the divorce case brought
by Mrs. Jacob Kopp against her hus-
band. Jacob Kopp is a prominent
Stanton county farmer.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John II. San.
ford, son.
The West Side Hose company will
meet tonight in the city hall
A number of young men in Norfolk
have organized new dancing club
and have issued invitations for a dance
at Marquardt hall on Friday evening.
one or two dances will be given this
summer
The j. S. c. club will he entertained
this evening at the home of Forest
Emery.
The Junior class of Mrs, Bccls' music
students will give piano recital at the
Auditorium tonight.
Culligan's Nashville students will
appear at the Auditorium tomorrow
night. playing at popular prices.
The West Side Whist club will hold
a business meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Baum this evening.
The Grand hotel at Plainview has
changed hands. II. II. Reed has pur-
chased the hotel and is now operating
| 1t.
Frank Putroy paid So and costs into
police court yesterday on an assault
a battery charge preferred by Fred
erick Fcldhahn, retired farmer who
has been boarding with Frank Putroy
at the Junction.
A few old-timc friends of Mrs Nor
ris Mayer of Albion, who Is a guest
at the home of Mrs. ID. Baum spent
the afternoon at the Baum home yes
terday in an informal way, renewing
former friendship with Mrs. Mayer
w. S. Simkins of East Norfolk has
returned from Newman Grove, where
he was called to the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. Alvina Theis, held Satur
day Mrs. Theis was scvcnty-ninC
years old at the time Of her death
which came without warning
| Lawrence Barrett Of Vcrdigre, Sol
of Editor John Barrett of the Verdi
gre Citizen, has taken charge of tn,
Verdel Outlook and will publish tina
newspaper from now on. Mr. Barret
is an ambitious young man of gooC
habits and he will render efficient ser
vice to Verdel.
The Office room on the first floor o
the Cotton block in the rear of the Ne
braska National banks suite of rooms
Is to be occupied jointly by the firm o
w. II. Butterfield & Son and by N. w
Glover, commercial agent for the Tn
ion Pacific. The Offices have beel
moved into the new quarters.
Yesterday was Fido's last day o
grace. Today all unlicensed dogs o
whatever pedigree will fall under tn,
edict of Chief of Police Flynn. Yes
terday morning more than a score o
dogs were placed on the safe list" b,
their owners putting up the required
dog tax. Dogs not taxed and tagget
will be sent to dog heaven with prOpe
dispatch, the chief of police announces
Earl Tannehill, a small son of Han
ry Tannehill, recently got a duclini
as a result of the capsizing of boa
on a slough at the farm of his uncle
George Tannehill. The boat leake,
and Earl began scooping out the water
In trying to empty the boat, the bo
was tipped out into the water, whicI
was something over four feet deer
The lad was rescued by his uncle
George.
Monowi News; The A. o. U. W
lodges OF Boyd county will hold a has
ket picnic at Anoka on Thursday, Jun
-, 1907. Everybody is cordially il
vited to come. A good time is prom
ised on beautiful shady grounds
quarter of a mile south of the Anok
depot on the Ponca creek. Big ba
games. Band music all day. Gran
Master Workman A. M. Walling wi
be there and will be the orator of tn
day.
, Rosebud Times: Editor Ferd Reicl