The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-02-07
TUESDAY TOPICS.

MIS-. j. Is. scott or Kansas CITY, MO,
is the guest OF Mrs. r. f. Schiller at
the Oxnard.
NJ. Stafford Of Omaha has been in
Norfolk ON n short visit with his
brother, p. Stafford.
County Attorney j. A. Van Wag-
amen of Pierce county was in Norfolk
over night enroute to Omaha.
Miss Georgia Austin, who has been
In Norfolk on short visit, returned
to Wayne today to resume her work
at Wayne college.
Knox Triple of Stanton was in Nor
folk yesterday with w. A. Kingsley,
the new proprietor of the Pacific, in
Producing the latter to Norfolk bust
ness men.
Among the days out Of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: Paul F. Lamour-
eouX, Gregory, S. D.; Mrs. f. ]. Mob
Ter, Lynch; Rudolph 1ngerly, Spencer;
j. Bates, Humphrey; w. A. Kingsley,
Stanton; c. r. Beatty, Leigh; E. S.
Beatty, Blair; Knox Triple, Stanton;
T. X. Hansen, Tilden; j. NJ. Barto,
Gordon; b. J. Overton, Gretna; Mrs.
T. M. Brady, Herrick, S. D.; Mrs.
Duffey, Lexington.
Ralph Garvin has been quite sick
with the grip.
Miss Lizzie Schram, who is teaching
the grip.
C. w. Landers, who has been quite
sick, was able to be down to his office
little while Monday.
Twelve inch ice for the joint house
of e. B. Kaufman and the Fair store
is being secured from Klugs pond.
Smith Brothers regular fortnightly
sale of native horses was held Mon
day afternoon at the Brunson barn In
Norfolk.
A number of alterations are being
made in the interior arrangement OF
the hardware store of Coleman &
South.
The birthday club of the Heights
spent Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. e. Sly. A one O'Clock lunch
con was served.
The board Of education Monday
evening formally elected Miss Lois
Cutlery as fourth grade teacher in
the Grant building.
Otis j. Baughn, until last November
a Rosebud newspaper man at Gregory,
is in Lexington, Ky, where he went
TO study law during the winter.
Walter Dunn has gone to Wayne to
take a preliminary course in Wayne
college before entering on course In
electrical engineering in Lincoln.
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. John G. Sieg
Ter of Nodine, Mimi, but formerly OF
Norfolk. Mrs. Siegler was formerly
Miss Minnie Pasewalk.
The republican convention of the
Sixth district will meet in Omaha on
March IL, at the same time that the
republican state convention convenes
to select delegates-at-large to the Chi
cago convention.
B. F.. Woods, who has been a north
Nebraska newspaper man, has bought
the Sun.Review at Fairfax and moved
1t to Bonesteel where he will start
a democratic paper. He was once
editor on the Bonesteel Pilot, now
consolidated with the Dallas News.
Fremont Herald; Sheriff Baumar
left yesterday for Minneapolis to take
into custody, I, j. Good, travelling
salesman, wanted here on a charge
of beating Otto Pohl out Of something
like SIS, in a business transaction 6
couple of months ago. Good repre-
scented the Pit-Pat Candy Co.
The index finger on the right hant
of little five-yearold Dora Conrad
was amputated Monday afternoon
Drs. Bear & Pilger performing the OPP
Grafton Last week the little girl
playing around her mother, Mrs. Ar
thur Conrad, caught the finger in {
clothes wringer. The end of the fin
ger was nearly severed but futile
effort was made to save it. Nearl!
the whole finger was amputated Mon
day.
The faculty of the O'Neill JUNO
normal has been announced. DR.. d
X. Wolfe, one of the head professor
in the state university, will be super
intendent of the O'Neill normal. Thu
instructors are, N. c. Abbot OF TIE
kamah; Clarence z. Ward, Neigh; 7
N. Flemming, Lyons; Miss Eunic'
Eusor, South Omaha; Miss Katherine
Linton. Spencer; Superintendent j. @