The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-11


son on the coast.
Judge and Mrs, j. b. Barnes expect
to move to Lincoln some time during
the present week
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Hauptli, who are
on wedding tour of the southwest
are now in Arizona.
w. II. Buchol2, cashier of the Oma.
ha National bank, was in Norfolk Mon.
day on his way to Madison to testify
IN the case of Eiseley against the Nor
folk National bank.
NJ. l.. ogden, who is rebuilding the
ranch house recently destroyed by the
fire at the big Butterfeld ranch near
Magnet, was home over Sunday, re-
turning to Magnet Monday noon.
Thomas Bell of Lusk, Wyo., arrived
in Norfolk coming from Omaha by
way of Columbus where he stopped to
see his brother, William Bell, who is
in a hospital in Columbus recovering
from recent operation.
Mrs. w. J. Stadelman is home from
a visit in Sioux City.
A. l.. Killian and family are in Wa.
hoo on brief visit
e. G. Schorregge spent Sunday with
his mother in Wakefield.
r. G. Rohrke of Hoskins was in Nor
folk Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. j. H. Mackay went to Fremont
today to spend the Christmas holidays.
Miss Brush has been in Ainsworth,
the guest of Mrs. W. H. Baldwin.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: John Ernest,
Beemer; l.. Titus, N. Titus Dallas,
S. D.; Dick Johnson, Randolph; w. Nj.
Leroy, Foster; A. Waddell, Sigwahl,
Winside; 7. l.. Denninger, Madison;
c. 7. Schuett, Primrose.
The Commercial club directors will
meet this evening.
e. r. Fairbanks and family have
moved into their new residence on
South Eighth street
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. H. J.. Cole Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock.
AS a matter of protection for library
patrons, the mayor has instructed the
city physician to notify the librarian
of all cases on contagious diseases.
The snow of Saturday brought JOY
to the hearts of the rabbit hunters and
game to their bags. Two Norfolk men
out Sunday shot eighteen rabbits.
Miss Bessie Richey, a member of
last years graduating class, has been
given a school two or three miles from
Creighton. She begins her new work
this week.
At thte recent wrestling match at
Burke between Taylor and Luth,
Truesdale of Norfolk and Sufticoo of
Lucas gave good exhibition, the
Lucas man man winning the first and
third falls.
Bristow Enterprise: Ernest Danes
auction last week. The land sold for
$4,000 of $34 per acre, and was bought
by Norm Bennett. Mr.. Danes will
locate next spring on a farm near
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Strelow Of
Long Pine passed through Norfolk
Saturday on their way to Pierce to at
tend the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. Strelow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Strelow. George Strelow of this
city went up to Pierce Sunday to be
present at the wedding anniversary Of
his grandparents.
The impression seems to be held at
Madison that n. A. Housed has the in
side track for the appointment as
county superintendent to succeed Mr..
Perdue. A strong sentiment exists
favorable to the election of John Ma
lone, jr., superintendent at Humphrey,
but is likely to be of no avail as Coun-
ty Commissioner Malone, his father is
opposed to such a move.
The first real snow of the season
began to fall in Norfolk Saturday after
noon at o'clock. Snow fell during the
afternoon and evening. Sleigh bells were
heard Sunday although the sleighing
was not good enough to appeal to
many people Sunday night was cold,
with no suggestion of snow. On ac.
count of the bright moon and the cov-
ering of snow the night was nearly
turned into day, it being possible to
see many blocks in the moonlight.
County Superintendent F. S. Per
due, who expects after January 7, to
take up his work as deputy state SUI
perintendent, was in Norfolk Satur-
day night, returning form a teachers
meeting held by County Superintend-
ent Murphey of Knox county at Creigh-
ton. Mr.. Perdues new work will for
the most part be field work rather
than Office work, and will take over
the entire state, keeping him in con-
stant touch with tn details of the
school work of the state. In addition
to Mr.. Perdue, Miss Marie Anderson, a
West Point teacher, appeared on the
program at Creighton.
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