The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-03


several days with her brother, Paul
Wetzel, who is recovering from the
effects OF a recent operation.
Miss Ruth Shaw returned from
Doane college at Crete last evening
for her spring vacation. Miss Jeanet
Wheeler. attending the same institu.
ton, is expected home Sunday.
c. X. Engelman left at noon for
Wayne where he will complete the
commercial course in Wayne college.
He has attended the school before and
will complete his work in about two
months.
X. A. Stewart, representing the
David Cole Creamery company OF
Omaha, is in Norfolk today in connec-
ton with the purchase by the Cole
company of the business OF the Nor
folk Creamery company.
Mrs. Il. w. Williams returned at
noon from an extended visit in New
York. Mr.. Williams remained over
one train In Omaha. Mrs. Williams
saw the Roney's Boys, who are to be
at the M. Il. church Saturday evening,
at Springville, N. Y, and she says
they are well worth hearing.
A. ]. Durland returned last evening
from Omaha and Lincoln. In the lat
ter city Mr.. Durland represented the
Norfolk Commercial club at the hear
Ing before the state railway commits
sion on the petition for a distance rate
tariff. Mr.. Durland said that no orga.
nization or town spoke for the dis
lance tariff on the proposed Iowa plan.
On April 81, however, the commission
will give formal hearing on discrim.
nations which may be brought before
1t by representatives of shippers or
communities The Norfolk club will
be represented at this meeting. Mr..
Durland did not speak at this weeks
hearing.
Mrs. Henry Appel is on the sick list.
Albion has wet or dry issue again
this year.
Miss Elsie SWEET, who is attending
Gates academy, came home from Ne
ligh this week on account of an attack
Of rheumatism.
Holt county, according to Miss
Florence e. link, who is county super
intendent, will probably lead in the
enrolment list at the north Nebraska
teachers convention next week.
The new superintendent of the
Plainview schools is ID. ID. Gibson, at
present principal of the Beatrice high
school. Mr. Gibson is a graduate Of
the state university and p b. X
man.
J. H. Conley, who is engaged in
strengthening the Eagle lodges in the
north section of the state, reports that
he has added on an average of from
fifteen to eighteen members to the
various towns visited.
Neigh Register: r. f. Birmingham
of the Galena Lumber company of
ONeill, ran in from Omaha Monday
the exposition at Omaha. He made
the run to Norfolk in seven hours.
Miss Nellie Kane, central girl at
the Nebraska telephone company's
office, ran a hat pin through one of
her fingers The hat pin penetrated
one of the larger veins in the finger.
The accident was serious enough to
call for the attention of physician
The "A Bachelors Honeymoon"
company which opened it's season in
Norfolk last fall has made good since
starting out from here with it's enter
tanning play. The company is back
in north Nebraska and will play in the
new auditorium at Neigh next Friday.
The meeting of the Norfolk Com
mercial club auxiliary has been post
poned a week. Instead of meeting
next Tuesday evening the auxiliary
will meet at s p. m. on Monday, April
6, at the Norfolk National bank. A
plan of organization in the shape of
ARTICLES of association" will be pre-
sented at the meeting.
Lincoln Journal: The number 1929
viii! dangle from the rear of an auto
mobile registered yesterday by the
secretary of state The machine is
owned by H. c. Sattler of Norfolk.
That the sale of motors has been good
in Nebraska recently is shown by the
fact that the secretary of state has
'No'SNNiSN Ihilb ~ III Jlt past luIet
days.
The executive committee of the Y.
M. c. A. campaign will meet Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the office
of Mapes & Hazen to plan to carry
out more thoroughly the organized
campaign for subscriptions. A rela-
lively small number of citizens volun-
teered to assist in the soliciting move
ment last Sunday and it is very much
desired that Norfolk men with the Y.
M. c. A. project at heart should come
to the meeting Sunday to help in the
plan of getting additional subscrip-
tions during the coming week.
One of the largest Masonic gather
ings ever held in Cedar county met
in Harrington this week. The Master
Mason's degree was conferred on two
, candidates, one of whom is the son
- | Of paCt MoStar pair5 NIcitin0