The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-15
FRIDAY FACTS.
C. A. Smith is in Lincoln.


H. F. Barnhart is in Lynch.
H. NJ. Scott was down from Plain
view.
G. Hooker of Stanton was in Nor
folk on business.
J. S. Smith is home from business
trip to Omaha and Lincoln.
Mrs. Mable Jasmer of Creighton
was the guest of Mrs. J. d. Sturgeon.
Mrs. Sherman Wiley returned last
evening from Sioux City where she
had been visiting friends for week.
Elmer E. Thomas, president of the
Omaha civic federation, who has been
In Norfolk as attorney for the w. c.
T. U. demonstrators, remained in the
city until Friday.
A. G. Vradenburg, w. c. Altman
and Ulrich Boehnke are home from
Lincoln where they played with the
Madison band at the state gathering
of Modern Woodmen. The Madison
band won first prize in the contest
among amateur bands of the state.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: A. w. Mexican
David City; j. l.. Sanders, Stanton
NJ. Wilson, Jack Sullivan, O'Neill; &c
O'Shea, Madison; w. w. Quivey
Pierce; Fred H. Free, Plainview
Misses Blanche Bell and Edith Stin
son, Wayne; H. H. Howarth, West
Point.
Mrs. L. c. Hurford and son, Archie
who have been spending the winter
in Norfolk with Mrs. Hurford's father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Mus
selman, will leave tomorrow for theil
future home in st. Louis, where Mr.
Hurford, who is a travelling salesman
for the Rennard Curtain and Draper!
company Of ST. Louis, is to make hi!
| headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Reid are home
from Sioux City.
| Otto HOlz of Gutenberg, Iowa, ha!
a position in the Leonard drug store
Miss Edith Viele returned at nooI
from Omaha, where she has been at
tending the state convention of thu
Eastern Star order.
Smith Brothers have sold $40 acres
of Keya Paha county land for $15 al
acre.
Mrs. George B. Christoph returned
at noon from the Eastern Star con
vention in Omaha.
Mrs. George Burton returned yester
day from Omaha, where she attended
the Eastern Star convention.
Mr.. Zastrow, a retired farmer livint
on East Norfolk avenue, was operated
on for appendicitis yesterday by DR.
P. II. Salter. He has been in poo
health all winter.
Miss Alice Holt has accepted the
position Of stenographer for the Stur
geon Music company, Miss Sherde
man the former stenographer having
returned to her home in Friend.
DR.. D. X. Tyndall delivered hi
lecture on Palestine at Clearwater thi
week.
Among the spectators from ava!
who attended the enactment of thu
final chapter in the saloon cOntrO
versy at the city hall Thursday after
noon were Rev. E. j. Connolly, thu
Methodist minister at Pierce, and At
torney w. w Quivey of Pierce, Mr.
Quivey represented the remonstratori
in the Foster saloon fight.
The new saloon ordinance will Gu
into the school revenue next year
On the present basis the schools re
ceive $500 out of a $3.50 fee, but mex
year they will receive only $500 GU
of a $1,000 fee. The wholesale license
fee will remain at $500, all of which
goes to the school fund Two whole
sale licenses have been granted 81
far, one to the Gund Brewing compan,
and one to Charles Rice.
John F, Flynn, the retiring chief o
police, who is still constable OF thi
precinct, has been presented with