The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-29
FRIDAY FACTS.

MISS Emma WetZel is III Omana.
DR.. H. T. Holden was in Hoskins
yesterday.
Miss Florence Judd left yesterday
for a visit at Wakefield before going
to her home in Dawson.
DR.. and Mrs. Munson of Battle
Creek were in Norfolk.
Mrs. l.. A. Rothe and son, Lewis,
are visiting in Sioux City.
Mrs. Christina Rothe of Newell
Iowa, has returned home after a visit
with her son, l.. A. Rothe.
Mrs. c. S. Parker and Mrs. ]. S.
Mathewson expect to leave within a
couple of weeks for a visit in Denver
with their brother, w. H. Johnson.
Hon. W. f. Andrews, auditor of the
United States treasury, arrived in
Norfolk Friday to deliver the high
school commencement address. Mr..
Andrews home is at Hastings, Neb.
Before becoming auditor of the treas
ury he served in Washington as a
member of congress.
Preston Ogden, who has been away
home Wednesday evening for a two
weeks visit.
August Brummund and John Oes-
terling returned last evening from
Grand Island, where they attended
the Sons of Herman grand lodge.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: Peter Kuhl,
Plainyiew; Mrs. l.. A. Landberg,
Plainview; Arthur Schulz, Pierce
Paul w. Lambert, Burke, S. D.; Carl
j. Schneider, Snyder; Mrs. j. M. Pile,
Wayne; E. C. Wright, Fullerton;
Warren Mcdonald. L. R. Mcneil,
Pierce; George F. Brown, Dixon.
Max Venger has packed his stock
of merchandise and will remove it to
Genoa.
John R. Hays will deliver the adj
dress to the graduating class Of the
Bristow high school on next Friday.
H. A. Schneider, district deputy for
the B. P. O. E., will be in Norfolk
Saturday evening to meet with Norfolk
lodge, No. 653
Gay Halverstein yesterday received
check for $19l.4O from a casually
company, covering loss of time neces-
STATED through his attack of blood
poisoning.
The visit of the Parker shows to
Norfolk next month will be confetti
less carnival, according to a decision
reached by Mayor Sturgeon. The of
fetal ban will also be directed against
whips, "wife-beaters" and other in
struments of torture.
R. S. Vessey of washington Springs,
S. D., who is seeking the republican
nomination for governor of South Da-
kOta, was in Norfolk over night COM
ing down from Gregory county where
he has been on a short speech-making
trip. Mr.. Wesley IS connected with
the Crawford or progressive" wing
of the republican party in South Da.
kota.
One of Norfolks new industries,
the rug and glove manufacturing es.
Enlistment started by Jack Koenig-
stein and J. NJ. Covert, the latter be-
ing the active partner. is starting off
uspiciously. The old bank building
at Norfolk avenue and Second street,
recently used as a newspaper Office,
has been fitted up as factory. Two
men and three or four girls and wo-
men are being employed and the plant
has so far been behind with its orders
In fact very little order soliciting has
been necessary. The working force
is to be increased
Commenting on the departure of
Rev. Edwin Booth, Jr., from Beatrice
the Beatrice Express says: Mr.. Booth
is grand organizer and during his
ministry over the Beatrice church has
set in motion many activities for the
advancement of the church. One OF
the latest organizations for which he