The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-03-20

County Attorney Jack Koenigstein
went to Madison to look up the latest
status OF the Bocho case.
n. A. Rainbolt left Saturday noon
for Omaha.
Miss Grace Warner of Neigh was
in Norfolk Saturday
Miss Laura Schulz OF Pierce was a
Norfolk visitor Saturday
Miss Minnie Brummund went to
Sioux City at noon to spend Sunday
with her sister.
Mrs. l.. M. Keene, jr., OF Fremont
is in the city visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. McClary.
s. f. Erskine, a prominent CONNER
cial man OF Norfolk, was suggested
Saturday as suitable candidate for
the board OF education.
Mrs Ed Mullen has been quite sick
with the grip.
The first strawberries of the season
were on the Norfolk market yesterday.
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of Rev. and Mrs, Charles Deuel.
in Chicago. Mrs. Deuel. is daughter
of Rev. j. c. S. Wells.
A fine ten pound son arrived Fri.
day morning at the home OF w. F.
Smith at 437 South Fourth street.
II. c. Sattler had a Maxwell expert
in Norfolk Friday demonstrating the
merits of the Maxwell automobiles to
a number of prospective buyers.
c. A. Smith has sold half section
of land north of Newport to Frank L..
Lemon of Lincoln for $4,000.
Mrs. Mary Elliott, who has been on
the operating table twice at Roches-
ter, Mimi, is said according to word
from Rochester to be a very sick wo-
man. 1t is thought at the hospital,
however, that she will recover.
p. Stafford has ordered a new gas
olne motor car for inspection trips
over the Northwestern. These light
cars are capable of almost any speed
over the rails. the danger limit being
about the only speed limit listed.
Smith Brothers expect their next
sale of native horses and mules which
comes next Monday to be the biggest
sale of native stock held in Norfolk
Several car loads of horses and mules
have been assigned from some dis.
lance.
George b. Christoph as secretary OF
| the state board of pharmacy, has the
distinction just now Of being the bust
| lest man in Norfolk. During the past
four weeks he has registered Lose
druggists of the state. The law re
qures that every drug man Of the
state must register by March "a and
| / 700 men come under the provisions
of the law.
| The Commercial club directors have
made arrangements with Harry Lodol
of the Calumet restaurant for a reg
ular meeting place where the week..
meetings of the club can be held The
meetings will be held at 1890 Tues
days and will open with a cold lunch
In this way members can give atten
ton to the clubs business withou
taking a morning away from their owl
interests.
f. H. Chandler, who has owned an,
operated farm south of Norfolk TO
many years. has sold the estate ant
will remove within week to Burke
vile, Va, where he has secured 70
acres of timber land. He expects t
install sawmill at that place. w. H
Snyder has arrived from Burkevill
will IN
having traded for the Chandler farm
Mr.. Snyders son will operate tn
farm.
The sale at the Fishback home, il
Pleasant Valley, was conducted b.
Mrs. Fishback in the absence of he
husband, who is in a Chicago hospital
and it was success. During the da
about forty of her neighbors came Il
and assisted in the work contingen
upon the sale, and at the same tim
Mrs. Fishback goes to Chicago an
will accompany her husband to He
Springs, where they expect to renal
some time il hopes that the climat
will improve his health.
: All men willing to assist in a tire
day canvass in the interest of tn
Norfolk Y NJ. C. A. movement ar
asked to attend a meeting OF the e2
ecutive committee to be held in Mape
& Hazen office Sunday afternoon a
: o'clock. The committee wishes I
enlist fifty Norfolk men in tire
days campaign for subscriptions I
the building fund. The meeting SUI
day afternoon will also be a regula
meeting of the executive committe
for the purpose of outlining turtle
details of the Norfolk building pre-
ject. Men who want building her
: are urged to attend the meeting,
Men interested in the organizatio
of a company in Norfolk to manufac
ure common Nebraska straw into
substitute for wood pulp used in tn
manufacture OF paper have written
the Commercial club directors. TIL
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