The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-11

Mr.. ana Mrs. =. Beck went 10 ON
aha yesterday for a visit.
A. p. Doe, who has been visiting his
daughter Mrs. George D. Buttertield,
returned today to his home in Daven.
port, la.
Ernest Zutz was called to Hoskins
Friday by the serious illness of his
sister. Mrs. X. G. Rohrke.
Marcus Gaylord of Bath N. Y, who
was called TO Norfolk by the fatal i'll
ness of his brother, l.. NJ. Gaylord, will
leave for New York tomorrow.
DR.. p. H. Salter has returned from
Omaha, where he went on business.
c. l.. Wattles, a Neigh banker was
in Norfolk yesterday afternoon on
| business.
Among the days out of town WISH
tors in Norfolk were: Mrs. II. +.
Barnhart, Creighton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Pritchard, Laurel; John Gret.
schman, Gregory, S. D.; S. S. McAllis-
ter, Shelton; Conrad Landerfield,
Dodge; C. II. Williams, Schuyler;
Charles Morrissey, Fairfax, S. D.; C.
b. Jamison, Lynch; j. T. Hooksha,
Creighton.
Tho citv council wiI, meet Tuesday
eveniny NJ nevt week
County Superintendent F. S. Perdue
goes to Creighton Saturday, having
place on the program at teachers
meeting.
NJ A Rurritt has severed his con.
motion with the Norfolk ueatinp
ond pIur,birg comnanv and will re.
move to Kansas civ
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The Norfolk Pure Ice company just
now is selling ice from its storage
vault, the local winter market using
up about ton day. The ice plant
Will not be operated as long as the
storage supply holds out.
Madison Chronicles: The old store
building and nall which stood on
Main street IN WarnerVllle for more
than twenty years has been sold TO
a party in Norfolk and will be torn
down and removed there in the near
future.
5. w. Warner OF Chadron is the new
watch repairer and jeweler at c. S.
Hayes jewelry store. Mr.. Warmers
father, c. A. Warner is well known in
Norfolk among Northwestern train
men, having had run on the road for
forty-two years, He now runs be-
tween Chadron and DeadWood.
basketball team is to be organized
by the Norfolk militia detachment
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III thelr armory ana soon expect TO be
proficient in the game which is count
ed the best of indoor athletic games.
It, is possible that something OF
basketball league may be organized in
the city.
The winter said Norfolk plumb
er yesterday, lis not the plumbers
delight, although many think that he
shares with the coal man. In Norfolk
nearly all of our work is done during
the building season. In month we
will be virtually through until spring.
1t doesn't get cold enough in Norfolk
to make any appreciable amount of
freeze work.
The following five men are fully
naturalized citizens of the United
States, as result of the last session
of the district court at Madison: