The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-02-14
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

S. NJ. Rosenthal was in Pierce yes
terday.
DR.. P. H. Salter was in Verdigre
Tuesday.
Deputy James of the Modern Wood
men went to O'Neill yesterday.
f. l.. Putney and L. o. Waterbury of
Tilden were in Norfolk yesterday.
Ed Chase of Stanton was in the
Junction on business.
Herman Mai has moved his family
from Lincoln avenue to Mr.. Silling's
house east of the Junction.
Herman Salzwedel has purchased
two lots on Lincoln avenue, formerly
owned by Charles Baker. Mr. Salz-
wedel intends to move house onto
them from South Thirteenth street
and prepare to go to housekeeping
soon.
Billy Linstead returned to work in
the roundhouse yesterday after rest
ing up two months.
A. r. Beaton went to Clearwater
yesterday and returned home in the
evening.
The n. H. o. f. club gave the third
of their series of card parties in the
railroad hall last evening. Many at
tended. At 1870 the tables were set
aside and large tables were brought in
and lunch was served. After supper
the tables we're quickly cleared and
carried out and ball was then given,
and all spent a very enjoyable even
ing. Mrs. John Hinze received the
lady's high prize, which was a vase,
Mr.. List the gentlemans high prize,
and Mr.. Dooley the mans BOBBY prize.
| Harry Alexander has moved his fam
| lily from South Second street to Ru-
dolph Blatt's house on Second street.
r. Lawrence is back from Platte
Center.
Mrs. E. o. Mount left at noon for
Omaha.
Frank Beels went to Oakdale Tues,
day noon.
| Dan Craven was in Madison on bust
ness Monday.
Judge I. Powers returned to Madi-
son Tuesday morning.
George A. Brooks of Bazile Mills
was in Norfolk Tuesday
N. w. Clover commercial agent for
the Union Pacific, left at noon for
Omaha.
Mrs. Charles Sutherland left on a
western trip to visit relatives in Wash
ington.
Senator F. ]. Hale of Atkinson was
| in Norfolk Tuesday, leaving at noon
for Atkinson.
w. w. Weaver left at noon to at
tend the state hardware mems con-
vention in Lincoln.
T. V. Golden, a prominent O'Neill
attorney and old settler, was in Nor
folk Tuesday morning.
w. C. Altman went to Creighton
Tuesday noon to play with the Creigh-
ton band at the Creighton fremen's
Ministries.
Miss Katie Weidenfeller is home
from Omaha, where she has been in
a wholesale millinery house.
Miss Laura Buckendorf is expected
home Wednesday from Minneapolis
where she has spent the winter season
in a wholesale millinery house.
Mrs. o. r. Meredith was summoned
to Lake City, Iowa, this morning by
a message stating that her mother,
Mrs. S. A. McKibben, was very i'll.
Miss Minnie Berger of Cheyenne,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Joseph Schwartz, has gone to Pilger
for short visit before returning home
State Secretary j. P. Bailey and AS
sistant Secretary E. ]. Simonds OF
the Y. NJ. C. A. arrived in Norfolk
Monday evening to help handle the
state convention converting Thursday
Councilmen Craven, Dolan, Buch
holz and Kaufman spent Tuesday
afternoon in Stanton looking over the
Stanton pumping station. The ques
ton of replacing the present equip
ment in the Norfolk water plant has
been suggested and the four council
men were sent to Stanton to look into
the new system of power in use al
Stanton. They will report at the coun
Gil meeting on February 20.
George B. Christoph left at noon fol
Fremont to attend a meeting of thu