The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-09-11

lhufsuhN noon.
Miss Hazel circuit came from Lead.
s d. Wednesday to take a position as
operator with the Nebraska Telephone
company.
Mrs. o. G.. Anderson OF stanton was
in the city Thursday.
Miss Hattie Fischer went to Creigh
ton Thursday noon
Mrs. Frank Cummius went to Oma
ha Wednesday morning.
Mrs. August Ruehow of Hoskins
was in the city Thursday.
Miss Jessie Drebert went to Pierce
Thursday for a two weeks visit.
Miss Rose Head of Randolph Is the
guest of Miss Mona OBren for a few
days
Mrs. w A. Kingsley and daughter
went to Omaha Thursday for a short
visit.
Il. H. Myers and c. NJ. Thompson Of
Newport were in the city Thursday on
business.
Emil ZitwowsM of St. Anthony
Idaho, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hitlowski,
Mrs. w. Muller and Miss Muller of
Fort Dodge, Ia, are visiting at the
home Of j. A. Kuhn.
Miss Slut or Burlington Ia. who
has been visiting relatives in the city,
received a telegram from her husband
TO start for Burlington at once. No
particulars were wired
Among the days out of town yisi.
tors in Norfolk were: l.. f. Hocse,
Hartington; c. A. Randall, Newman
Grove; c. S. Smith, Madison; Miss
Mary Dortal, Beemer; Rudolph Ker-
bel Planview; J. c. Ecker, Winside;
NJ. Gable, Plainview; Miss Stella
Leach, Madison; Guy L. Evans,
CreightOn; Miss Susan More, Spencer.
G. II. Burton, while riding a bicycle
in the dark, was thrown into a barb
wire fence, cutting severe gashes in
his face and hands.
1t has been suggested by the mayor
that on exchange day next Saturday
one of the side streets be used as a
place to exhibit wares.
Miss Rose Fallon, O'Neill's contest
ant in The News $500 prize contest,
is well known throughout the state
as a very beautiful singer.
The Northwestern ran special
train to Pierce last evening to accom-.
modate the Pierce race crowds return
| ing to Plainview and other towns be-
tween Norfolk and Plainview
The Odd Fellows lodge is having a
modern steel ceiling placed on the first
| floor of their building, which is oc-
cupied by the Friday hardware store
Mrs. G. b. Salter has received word
that her brother, A. w. Burrows, of
Wilmington, Del, had died. The news
was a great shock as this is the sec
ond brother of Mrs. Salter that has
died within months time.
A pile OF bricks on the sidewalk in
front of Hartford's barber shop is at.
tracing the attention of the passers
by on account of sign on top of the
pile which reads, ITO late to file a re-
monstrance. Paving has begun"
Mr.. and Mrs. August Karo have left
for Germany, where they will spend
about a year touring the country. Mr.
Karos residence on the corner OF
Ninth street and Norfolk avenue has
been rented by J. r. Carter, assistant
district manager of the Nebraska
Telephone company.
Miss Mamie Ward sustained quite
a painful injury by falling down the
stairs in the Bishop block Thursday
afternoon. Her heel caught on the
top step causing her to fall the full
length of the stairs on her left side
bruising her left limb and elbow Hell
injuries will not be serious.
Miss Sadie Miller and Raymond Lar
ison, of Pierce, Neb,, were married il
the office of the county clerk in Sioux
City by Justice of the Peace o. T
Naglestad. Both bride and groom
gave their ages as is, the groom show
ing a certificate from his mother Civ
ing her consent to his marriage. The
certificate was acknowledged by
Judge G. T. Kelley of Pierce county.
The "OS" graduating class of the
Norfolk high school held picnic a
Taft's grove Thursday and all save
three were present. A. j. Kennedy
a former high school teacher and now
at the Spearfish S. D. normal, was the
guest of honor. A very jolly after
noon was spent. Those present were
Misses Vera Coryell, Agnes Matrau
Edna Loucks, Bessie Richey anC
Lydia Brueggeman and Ralph Luikar
and Herbert Hauptli.
Fremont Tribune: Tom Sullivan
and Ed. T. Kearney of Jackson, Neb.
who were in Sioux City to hear Bryan
incidentally did tall line of boosting
for the harvest festival at Jackson
today. There will be two ball games
two hands, foot races, horse races anC
athletic events of all kinds, in addition
to speech making and other forms o
M ,fts Of nAlv