The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-11-06
FRIDAY FACTS.

tcrday.
Fred Largcn of Creighton was IN
town today
Mrs. j. Kruger was down from lIo.
lar Yesterday.
E. II. Tracy of Kansas city stopped
IN Norfolk yesterday.
\. E. kull was down from Homestead
IN business yesterday.
Miss Martha Silky of stanton Is Ni5.
Ting friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. lack kocnigstciu went to
Omaha for q visit Wednesday.
Mrs. b. c. Gentle is visiting at CrcS-
.on Iowa, for a couple of weeks,
Mrs. II. A. Drcbcrt and her da"Sh.
ter. Miss Jessie Drcbcrt, went to
Omaha ON Friday for the day.
George Lowe, a rauChman from Bat
lie Creek, vas in the city yesterday.
George Hiram, prominent BattIr
Creek farmer was in town yesterday.
John Douglas. a real estate han
from Madison, was in town yesterday.
]. pignan went to O'Ncill yesterday
to install heater in II residence
there.
Sheriff j. J. Clements of Madison
came to town yesterday to serve som"
papers.
Harry Land and Charlie Knapp of
Madison were here yesterday buying
horses.
Miss Emma Buck of BATH" Creek
was in town Thursday doing som"
shopping.
George W. LoScy of Battle CrcCN
former sheriff of this county, was IN
town yesterday.
G.. c. Clark left yesterday for James
Vile, Wis. to accept poSitlon as
chemist in the Rock County Suga'
factory.
A. ]. Bigger, who was here in the in
tcrcst of the Grand Union Tea com
pany, left this morning for his home
in Omaha.
Ernest Falconcr of the Rosebud rec
ervation passed through Norfolk. re
turning home after being called to the
bedside of his father at Fremont.
Kimball Drcbcrt, who is attending
the .Ames agricultural colleg" at
Amcs. Iowa, is coming home this
week to spend Sunday it'll his
| family.
| George Gibson, who has been driy
ing an automobile for II. +. Slaughter
at Gregory. has returned TO Norfolk
He went through tho Trip county
land rush.
| II. WcinbcrScr, n prominent farmer
who resides near Foster, passed
hroug). Norfolk yesterday on his wa!
from Omaha, where he had gone with
car Of cattle.
Mrs. Person, the wife Of retired
doctor in Stanton, died suddenly
Wednesday from the effects of an op
Grafton. DR.. Allison Of Omaha was
the surgeon in charge.
Among the days out of town yisi
tors in Norfolk we're: James Nichols
| Madison: II. Il. McCaSkill. Fremont
J. ID. Glaze. Lynch; }. S, De Forest
| Creighton: Paul J. IIazcn, Naper
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Opdahl, c. c. ID
Baar, Lamro, $. D.; j. Il. Aglci
Wayne.
Fremont Herald: Palmer Root has
accepted the position OF round house
foreman for the Northwestern at Nor
folk, and will move to that place in /
few days
Senator W. V. Allen is speaking /,
north Nebraska this week in the in
tercsts of the Democratic ticket. liz
spoke at harrington last night ant
speaks at CrOfton tonight.
Mrs. j. c. Walter has just received
the sad intelligence of the death o
her aged father at st. Garlan, Gel
many. The deceased, Mr. Frederic
Schlapprizzie had just celebrated hi
uiucty-third birthday.
Senator Randall after speaking i
Norfolk at the Auditorium Frida
evening, goes to Madison to spca
Saturday night. He will discuss stat
issues. while W. l.. Bowling of Mad
son will touch un national issues.
The entertainment at the hig
. school begins tonight at o'clock. Thi
program is given by the senior elias
and is the first Of series OF lou
programs. 4 nominal admission &c
Is charged TO pay for the high schoI
-, piano.
AS sure a sign OF returning wint'
$ as the south flight Of the birds is II
annual fall homecoming of the SHOW
] Indians. The last tribe to pass throug
Norfolk this week was Pawnee Bill
e show Indians. The Indians filled
n Northwestern coach and were retur
c ing to the Pine Ridge reservation
d wait the arrival Of another show Sc
Il son.
@ According TO a football rumoc fro
!. Madison the seventh grade eleven
a that town defeated the Norfolk 50
g cnth grade team by n score of 10 to
) 4 second game, the Madison rcpo
G says, will be played in Norfolk on 81
urday, October 81.
Norfolk Elks have received iny
tions, in the shape of posters to ct