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

schneider, Pllger; Fred Pile, wayne;
Miss Lottie NJ. Robertson, Wayne, J.
c. Clark, Columbus; j. T. Sauntey,
Wayne; G, IL. Mohr, Plainview; c, l.,
Carpenter, Wayne; w. G.. Campbell,
Creighton; II. l.. Gray, Harrington.
Tuesday is St. Patricks day.
Ed Engles pleasantly entertained
number Of friends at smoker Sat.
urday evening.
The Ladies guild of Trinity church
will furnish the u. G. T. banquet when
the travelling mems convention is held
in Norfolk in May.
William II. Wallace, an expert for
the Maxwell automobile company, was
in the city demonstrating the fine car
handled by IL. c. Sattler.
Sheriff J. J. Clements has been to
Lincoln with Ray Kennard, the young
man sentenced to a year in the state
penitentiary for passing forged pay
checks.
More side street sewer bitches are
caving In. A number sank yesterday.
c. III. Groesbeck was driving along
North Ninth street when his horse
dropped into cavein.
George Gilbertson OF Bloomfield has
fled a petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy in the Norfolk division of the
United States court. He lists his
assets at $500, his liabilities at 3d.
32S.
The fifteen-round boxing bout bet.
ween Jack OIeary and the Battling
Dane" was scheduled for Monday
evening at Railroad hall, the prelm
mary being announced for 8 a. m, the
main contest for 10.
Madison Star-Ma Mrs. Lulow of
Norfolk is visiting at the A. l.. Graves
home
Mr.. Kettleson was up from Hum.
phrey this week visiting at the Chas.
Raul home. He left Thursday for a
visit at Norfolk.
Pierce County Call: Miss Flynn
went to Norfolk Thursday. Her
school has been closed on account Of
the scarlet fever epidemic.
The O'Neill Frontier quotes cable
gram from Manila telling of the mar.
rage of Miss Anna Lowrie to Jesse
| George, prosecuting attorney for the
city of Manila.
Battle Creek Enterprise: ]. ].
Shaner of Norfolk Junction was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sesler
and other Battle Creek friends sew
eral days this week.
Superintendent Young states that
several loads of fairly good firewGod
may be had at the Osborn farm by the
person who will come and haul ii
away. A telephone message to the
hospital will bring particulars.
O'Neill Frontier: Mrs. w. F.. Smith
returned Tuesday from Norfolk, where
she has spent the winter, and will
probably remain here during the sum
mer, either in town or on her farm
near here.
Cunning County Democrat: Miss
Mona Kirk, daughter of T. c. Kirk Of
Beemer, won last Friday evening II
the Beemer declamatory contest ant
will represent the Beemer high schoo
at Norfolk in the district contest mex
month.
Three new homes are to be erected
this spring in the vicinity of Eleventh
and Twelfth streets and Norfoll
, avenue. j. G. Troutman will build OF
Norfolk avenue and Frank L. Cum
Minis and w. S. Fox on Koenigsteil
avenue to the north.
Yankton Press: The South Dakott
state university will be favored witt
donation of condemned cannon b,
the federal government, which are t
be placed on the college campus TO
ornamental purposes. Senator Gam
ble's bill authorizing the secretary Q
l war to deliver the goods has passe
the senate.
The Sunday Bee contained tw
stories written by young people O
Norfolk, one entitled Lucille
Dream" written by Letha Larkir
aged fourteen, South Sixth street
taking first prize over a whole pag
of similar stories. "Out Camping,
t by Ruth Davenport, aged nine, 100
Norfolk avenue, occupies a prom
: nent position on the page and draw
a prize.
= Dakota City Eagle: Mail Carrie
McKernan is not superstitious, bu
: last Monday when he started out o
his route with thirteen letters an
, thirteen postal cards he felt some ba
omen was lowering around him. Hare
: ly had he gotten out of town until hi
wagon broke, and he was compelle
! to let his team go on walk over tn
entire route. And to complete his Ill
lucky day he turned into the postoffic
for cancellation thirteen pieces {
mail matter.
O'Neill Frontier: +. Roy Townsen
o has bought the Episcopal church builC
: ing and will move the same froI
where it now stands. The Episcopf
4 congregation are planning new plac
] of worship. They expect to begin