The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-05-15
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

E. Philips was down from Plain
view.
C. H. Reed was up from Madison
yesterday.
Mrs. Alex Peters and sister are back
from visit at Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol G. Mayer are spend
ing the week in Lincoln.
c. J. Bullock went to Pierce yester-
day afternoon on business.
Charles Rice was in Plainview look
ing after business interests.
Mrs. Bruce Kramer left today for
visit at Washington, Kans.
Deputy Sheriff Walter Elley of Mad
ison was in Norfolk yesterday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Olmsted and lit
tie daughter, Miss Doris Olmsted,
spent yesterday in Sioux City.
Miss Fannie Moves of Lincoln. who
has been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Edith Viele, returned home yesterday
Mrs. S. C. Ward left this morning
for Rochester, Mimi, to consult the
Mayos. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. G.. M. Gould CT Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
John Decker was called to Madison
by the death of his sister, Miss Jo-
sephine Decker, who died as result
of an operation for gallstones. She
was too weak to stand the effect Of
the operation.
Fred NJ. Hunter Of Ashland, Nor
folks new city superintendent, is in
the city, familiarizing himself with To-
cal conditions. Mr. Hunter will not
move to Norfolk until sometime in
July. This summer he is a member of
the state junior normal at Alma. Mr..
Hunter will return to Ashland tomor-
row noon.
Ora Livingston has been quite sick.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Kruse, a son.
Plainview has three saloons this
year instead of two. B. Kerbel, for
merly of Meadow Grove, has just To-
Gated there with one. Plainview went
wet" at the recent election by a ma
| jOrity of nine votes.
| The Sioux City Journal states that
information has been received in Sioux
City that Trip county will be opened
this summer or fall. The new town
of Colombo, twelve miles west Of Dial.
las, is creating some excitement in
the reservation country.
Norfolk people are healthy just now
local physicians say. Sickness has di
minished considerably lately. The
sick ones have been getting well and
the we'll ones have persistently insist
ed on staying well. There are, how
ever still several cases Of pneumonia
about the city.
The Norfolk band will play at the
high school opening and senior class
social at the new high school building
this evening. The social and the for
NAL opening of the new building fol
public inspection were combined as a
matter of convenience and will be
under the joint auspices Of the school
board and the senior class.
There is still needed by the Ladies
guild of Trinity church, for handling
the U. c. T. banquet Friday night, q
ldl sc quantity vi SllN Cl W arc l@SiulGs
of Norfolk are urged to respond tc
this call. The safe return of the sill
verware is guaranteed by the loca
council, U. c. T. All communications
in this regard should be addressed tC
Tom Price
The Norfolk Commercial club di
rectors have named l.. A. Rothe, vice
president of the club, as special com
mittee of one to give attention to tn,
matter of getting new industries here
w, J. Stadelman, who attends the di
rectors' meetings as the representa-
tive of the Commercial club auxiliary
was appointed by the directors as +;
, committee of one to get in touch Will
, the industries which Norfolk alread!
has.
One member of the railway com
mission will go to Crookston, Cherr.