The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-01-10

from Tilden yesterday, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Henry Hickman has gone TO Wiscon.
sin to join his wife, who is visiting
there.
Dan Finley of Missouri Valley was
at the Junction yesterday on business.
Miss Hazel Clark, who has been Ill
for the past few days, Is again able
to be at work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liman of Eagle Grove
spent the holidays with their daugh.
ter, Mrs. Miles Case.
Miss Ida Squires went to Pierce
yesterday for short visit with rel.
atives.
G. w. Livingston, of the machinist
force is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs Shipplee have returned
to their home in Battle Creek after
short visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Elmer S. Cummins.
Miss Emma Rousch is able to be
around again after a brief Illness.
The motor car went north on It's run
this morning, after being tied up at
the round house during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case Of Eagle Grove
are here visiting at the home of their
son, Miles Case and family.
Chief Train Dispatcher Il. Sly went
hunting with his twelve-year-od son,
Earl. They got one rabbit-and 1t was
shot by the boy.
A Norfolk professional man with
touch of prophecy placed this sign
on his door yesterday: will be at
the Office in the morning. Am home
sick"
Norfolk friends have received word
from Butte that d. A. Sinclair retir-
ing county clerk of Boyd county, will
become manager Of the abstract
branch of the II. A. Olerich G. Co.
land firm. H. A. Olerich and NJ. l..
Honke are also officers of the firm.
Norfolk subscribers have received
notices that the subscription rates to
the Minneapolis Journal and st. Paul
Dispatch will be increased this month.
The high price of paper is the cause.
Papers in all parts of the United
States, daily and weekly, are being
forced to raise their rates on account
of the increasing cost Of production.
Battle Creek Enterprise: Battle
Creek friends of W. M. Darlington of
Norfolk are pleased that he has been
named deputy treasurer under F. A.
Peterson, treasurer-elect. Mr.. Darling
ton is we'll qualified for the position
and all who have business at the treas
urer's Office will find a deputy who
will strive to accommodate.
Battle Creek Enterprise: G.. ].
Schroeder has just received a new
moving picture machine and 1000 feet
of films, one-half of which are suitable
for church entertainments. After his
sale on the Sth, he will move his fam.
lily to Norfolk and go on the road with
his machine. He expects to make two.
night stands in each town, one enter
tainment to be given in a church.
Walter Elley, the Madison livery
man whose horses went in an open
sewer ditch on Norfolk avenue last
Saturday night, was in Norfolk yester-
day and said that one of his horses
was hurt quite badly. Elley's man
who was driving told him that the
lights were placed so that they did
not indicate anything, that he sup
posed the road lay between them-and
struck the ditch.
The News is in receipt of the fol
lowing letter from Texola, Okla
signed by Jesse T. Moore and Anna
Moore: "You might make mention
that Mrs. Anna Moore, formerly Miss
Anna Rynearson of Madison, and the
wife of Jesse Moore, who was reported
as having Started something" at Mad
ison recently, arrived at Texola, Okla.
today along with her baby, both In
good health, and was met by her hus
band without any violent manifesto
tons whatever"
Will Schumacher, the lad whose
hand was so terribly crushed in q
bread kneading machine some months
ago, will soon be able to go to work
again. He is about the streets now
although he still uses his hand with q
little care The boys hand was vir
tually made over. After the injury
the entire hand had to be covered will
skin taken from the boys body. The
skin grating was done by DR.. w. H
Pilger. A hard fight had to be made
to save the hand.
Fremont Tribune: Bob" McGinnis
came home from O'Neill day or two
ago, where he had been for the pur
pose of opening a creamery. He has
one at Amelia in Holt county and de
cided to start another at O'Neill. He
was given much encouragement by
the business men of the town, who
are anxious for such a new enterprise
He will convert an old chicory factory
there, which has stood idle for severa
years, into a butter factory and have
it going in the spring.
Madison Star-Mail: AS Fred DER!
and Will Herbst were driving to the
Herman Zessin funeral Sunday they
narrowly escaped a serious accident