The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-13

MISS Wllnelmlna laWney OF BlerCe
was In Norfolk returning from visit
at Fremont.
p. l.. Nichols, who has been feeding
cattle near Kent Siding, has resigned
his position and has accepted place
in lumber mills near Black Hawk, S.
ID.
j. f. Centlivre ana wife came in
from Sioux City today and are visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Lynde. They
have been attending photographers
convention in Sioux City and are on
their way home to Pierce.
Among the days out Of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: Mrs. Mary
Engelbert, Fairfax, S. D.; P. Riley,
Hay Springs; ]. Sucker, Hooper; l..
II. Kinds, Butte; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Meurit, Orchard e. Moon, Will Had
ley, Fullerton; H. Hanson, Gregory,
S. D.; Miss Maude Young, Monowi;
George Wilson, Endicott; George W..
Kirk, p. D. Corel, Frank G. Holbert,
Plainview; B. Storms and family,
Creighton; John Schwahland, Harting-
ton; II. r, Steinhaus, Spalding; Mil
ton Reeder, Columbus.
Attorney j, G, Engelman was called
to Neigh Friday morning,
The Redpath Lyceum bureau will
hold a chautauqua III Columbus next
summer.
Mrs. W. C. Altman and Margaret
Smith went to Wakefield to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Chas. Schulz.
The body of Mrs, w, S, Forhan, who
died at st. Paul yesterday afternoon,
will be brought to Norfolk this even
ing, and taken to the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Boeck.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been announced and will not be until
a sister, who lives in Montana, can
be heard from. Mrs. F. F. Miller, a
sister living in Utica, will be here to-
night.
John Letter ami his mother of this
city have returned from Johnstown,
Nebraska, near which place they pur'
chased a half section of land. They
intend to make their home there in
the near future.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Heck
man, a son.
Ernest Raasch shipped a carload OF
cattle to the South Omaha market.
The last of the Elks' dancing par
ties will be given this evening at the
club rooms.
Mrs. H. A. Moler of Wayne has or
In,
folk. She arrived in Norfolk Friday.
Word from Davenport, Iowa, says
that A. p. Doe, father of Mrs. George
ID. Butterfield, is recovering from hi:
recent illness.
Judge Eseley collected $45 in fines
last month. That amount represent
the proceeds turned over from hi
Office during February.
The appraisers appointed to apprals
the value of the property needed u
open up Pasewalk avenue over tn
Union Pacific tracks has reported tn
value of the Upton property affecte
at 5000. The city council has ordere
a city warrant drawn for that amount
An ordinance condemning a piec
of property owned by ]. c. Stitt an
needed by the city to straighten GU
South Sixth street was introduced
the city council meeting last evening
1t was also voted to authorize Mayo
Durland to appoint a committee
confer with Mr., Stitt.
The city council proposes to pt
another ban on signs. If an ordinanc
that has been introduced in the coul
Gil passes it will be violation of tn
law to tack signs or bills on any pol
building, sidewalk, tree or fence wit
out the written consent of the oWne
A fine of from $40 to 800 is tacke
onto the ordinance.
The Madison county teachers L
stitute will be held at Madison in IN
high school building for one week b
ginning August II. Supt. II. H. Ham
Blair; Supt A. V. iced, Dixon county
Elizabeth Sheehan Columbus; Pro
Reese Soloman, Norfolk; and Paul
Dittrick have been employed as i
structors and lecturers,
There has been grief at the villas
jail at Meadow Grove. The jail nj
been treated with impunity. A your
man in the Jail for being drunk WI
given a wrench by friend and broi
out of the village bastile: That WI