The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-12-18

Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Swank and Mrs.
Raduntz of Stanton were Norfolk visi-
tors Monday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. p. II. Salter and Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Braden will leave for
Chicago tomorrow noon.
G.. A. Lindsay of Creighton spent
Sunday at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Lindsay of Norfolk.
e. c. Hamilton of ST. Charles, S.
d., and p. c. Anderson of Spencer
passed through Norfolk Monday on
their way to Omaha.
A. MCGEE of Madison passed through
Norfolk yesterday on his way up to
| Plainview to visit a sister who is very
low with typhoid fever
Roy Krohman left yesterday for
Peoria, H. where he has accepted
position as shipping clerk with the
Hershell Manufacturing company.
Dr. and Mrs. j. l.. Green from Kan
| kakee, H., and Dr. and Mrs. Hay
from Lincoln, arrived in Norfolk at
noon to be guests of DR.. and Mrs.
G. A. Young at the Norfolk hospital
until tomorrow noon. DR.. Green, who
was formerly superintendent here, now
has charge of the big state institution
at Kankakee. DR.. Hay is the superin-
tendent of the Lincoln state hospital.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: w. j. Beatty,
Foster: f. w. Scott, Plainview;
George Stone, Tilden; Arthur oliver,
Wisner; A. NJ. Wennett, Wisner; Miss
Edna Marks St. Charles, S. D.; Mrs
and Miss Hilkerman, Foster; Il. o..
Hake Dallas; c. f. Heating, Pierce;
Mrs. Jennie Evans, Creighton; l.. S.
Littlebridge, Burke, S. D.; E. F..
McGue, Madison; II. II. Storm, Spen-
Ger; F. Bengel, Gregory, S. D.; NJ.
Manning, Battle Creek; H. j. Backes,
Humphrey; w. l.. Purdy, Madison;
August Koehn, Naper; J. e. Shultz,
Naper; j. r. Carter, Hadar; c. l.. Holl,
Pierce; II. j. Bergenhimer. Creighton.
d. Rees was on the sick list yester-
|, day.
Miss Ella Mather, who has been
quite sick is better.
MI. anu Mis-. w dlltl InlppS are hoN
; making their home in Columbus.
. Suits and equipment for the militia
: basketball team have been ordered.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Laubsch, living east of the city, a son.
f A box social will be given Friday
{ evening at the Dederman school, of
, which Miss Minnie Duel is the teacher
, Only three houses are quarantined
: in Norfolk at this time. There are
two cases of diphtheria and one case
: of scarlet fever.
: Knox Triple of Stanton, formerly
proprietor of the Pacific hotel, has
V been a Nebraska visitor in Washing
/ ton.
A The sum of SO was netted from q
= box social given at the Sunny Meadow
n school house two miles west of the
: city Friday evening.
- Ernest Raasch has let the contract
p for cutting 10000 feet of cottonwood
o lumber from a cottonwood grove 81,
" miles west of Norfolk.
t Tom Brice is now making very
a noticeable progress towards recover!
= from his recent attack of typhoid
fever. He is able to sit up
e DR.. P. H. Salter will leave tomorrow
7. noon for Chicago to attend the meet
;. ing of Northwestern surgeons. DR.
Salter is on the program for a paper
y Business men have taken up will
k the street department the matter o
paying more attention to street cross
o ings during the holiday shopping sea
S SON.
At a recent meeting the Modern
Brotherhood of America elected thu
following officers for the coming year
!, ]. A. Jensen, president; l.. B. Bruce
d vice president; G. II. Burton, secre
f. tary-treasurer: Mrs. Emma f. Harder
r chaplain; Miss Mamie Dignan, con
" ductOr; George Mather, Waterman
t Hans Rohwer, sentry; DR.. e, l.. Brush
d examiner.
+ Pierce Call: Frank McWhorte
d sold his dray business last week t
/ Messrs. n. A. Wood and John Francis
It the new firm taking charge Tuesda,
morning. Mr.. McWhorter expects 4
sell his residence property in Pierce
I. between now and the first of Marcel
e and move to his farm south of Nor
folk, Mr.. McWhorter came to Pierre
d in 1892 and has been a resident of tn,
r city or vicinity ever since
=. Word received from II. C. Matral
in Omaha, where he had a catarac
removed from his left eye last week
is decidedly encouraging. The band
!, ages have been removed, Mr.. Matral
being able to see out of his left eye a
It well as he can from his right TIL,
o second operation now appears to hav,
been as successful as the one per
n formed some months ago when
s. similar growth was removed from tn,
n right eye. Mr.. Matrau hopes to b,
home in a short time.
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