The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-03-13

that the crowds that were present at
the Boche trial were the largest since
his judgeship had been In office.
Spencer Advocate: J. W. Morrall
who used to live up near Baker but
who now lives at Norfolk, was injured
a while ago while breaking on the
railroad. He was in Spencer Tues
day of this week. He says he don't
know just when he will be well man
again but he hopes soon.
o. II. Wertz Of Creighton was a
Norfolk visitor.
Mrs. Zanders of Stanton was in
Norfolk Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burner of Lind
say are visiting In Norfolk.
Marcus Reynolds is suffering from
a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Sherd Williams of Meadow Grove
was in the city on tomb stone bust
ness.
A. II. Brauchle of Fremont, former.
ly OF Norfolk, spent Sunday in the
city.
Miss Lizzie Schram left this morn
ing for Pierce where she is teaching
school,.
M. j. Stafford of Omaha is in Nor.
folk on a visit with his brother, P.
Stafford.
l.. NJ. Gaylord is getting out again
after two weeks spell Of sickness
at his home.
Frank Kayl of The News force
was an over Sunday visitor with his
brother, John Kayl, at Lynch.
William Wetzel who is working in
a Columbus bakery, was in Norfolk
over Sunday on a visit with his
parents.
Adolph Dommer, the little son of
Ludwig Dommer living on North Thir-
teenth street, has been critically i'll
with pneumonia for some days.
p. A. Schurtz of the O'Neill jewelry
firm of Pasewalk & Schurtz, was in
Norfolk Monday morning on his way
for brief business visit in Pierce.
Mrs. B. w. Barrett, who was operat-
) ed on some time ago by Mayo broth
ers, left at noon for Rochester, Mimi,
} to consult the Mayos in regard to her
condition.
: Among the days out of town visit
) ors in Norfolk were: Mrs. James
Howard, Hubbard E. M. Emo, Spen.
GER; l.. B. Fry, e. H. Crook, ]. w.
McCallum, Meadow Grove; r. w. Ray,
Brunswick; S. e. Johnson, Columbus (;
A. M. Wiley, Pilger; Fred Remember,
: Morrel; Miss Nina Parker, Bristow;
} B. E. Smith, Lynch; F. Snedbeck,
= Charles Folly, Wayne; County Super.
intendent e. A. Murphy, Center; r.
; r. Mitchell, Creighton; N. Clemens.
Verdel; e. w. Graham, Bassett.
State Treasurer Eaton and Com
missioner of Publac Lands and Build
l ings Eaton, together with Architect
Berlnghoff, the contractor and the
, engineer who are to have charge of
the new building that is to be built at
the Norfolk insane hospital, will ar
) rive in the city tonight to locate the
new building tomorrow
Say, amt the west a booming?'
= demanded a Norfolk travelling man
Saturday. 81 went up in Gregory
county this week and on the west
+. bound passenger out of Niobrara there
were tifty-four babies and children
under five years old. You know the
= capacity of a coach and you can i'm
agine that old car just swarmed with
children. 1t broke all records"
Gregory Is. d. Advocate: D. P
Bowden, who recently entered the i'm
plement business here with c. n
; Wolfe, received word from Norfolk
that his wife was seriously i'll. He
: drove from here to Bassett in order to
: gain six hours in time in reaching Nor
folk. Mr.. Wolfe received word from
3 Mr.. Bowden the first of the week
l stating that Mrs. Bowden was better
and gaining slowly.
A "sixty-niner," man who settled
on Stanton county homestead in
1869 and who visited Norfolk when
the town was scarcely on the map
Alex Kenney, a Stanton county pic.
neer is in Norfolk on a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. j. PLANT, and his
grandson, w. A. Kingsley, the latter
one of the proprietors of the Pacific
. hotel. Mr.. Kenney settled on a home
= stead two and half miles from Stan.
ton. He visited Norfolk before the
Mathewson mill was built and came
frequently to this city afterwards to
mill" In the later years he saw less
of Norfolk Mr.. Kenney will be eighty.
five years old in three weeks.
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