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

day.
DR.. p. II. Salter was in Omaha yes.
terday.
Gustave Wachter is home from New
Ulm. Mimi. where the school he al
tends has been dismissed on account
of sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pfunder of Great
Falls, Mont, are visiting relatives in
Norfolk.
c. j. Fleming is back from a visit
in St. Paul Mrs. Fleming remaining
for a longer stay.
County Commissioner John Malone
of Madison was in Norfolk Wednes-,
day consulting Commissioner Taft.
Miss Kezie Cooper. who has spent
for her home in New York City
h. l.. Hight and son, Joseph Hight,
have gone to Denver where Mr.. Hight
will put up house on some Denver
lots he owns.
District Judge A, A. Welch was in
Norfolk Wednesday, leaving Thursday
morning for Neigh where court is
held during the rest of the week
Col. Frank Hanlon of Omaha and
Senator f. j. Hale of Atkinson were
in Norfolk Wednesday to attend a
meeting of the board of directors of
the Norfolk National bann
Mrs. Carl Xuelow, who has been in
the Methodist hospital in Omaha for
three weeks was brought home last
evening. Mrs. Zuelow was accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Minnie
Zuelow, and a trained nurse, Miss
Allen, who will remain with Mrs.
Zuelow.
Miss Jessie Drebert is home from
short Omaha visit
Mrs. A. l.. Killian and little son are
home from visit to Chicago.
Henry Woerth and Walter Busch of
Pilger were in Norfolk Tuesday.
Adam Pilger and family from Stan
ton were in Norfolk yesterday after
noon.
Attorney Burt MSpes went to West
Point this morning to try case in
the county court.
B. f. Huffsmith, who moved some
months ago from Norfolk to Omaha,
was in the city Wednesday,
J. r. Carter went to Wakefield and
Emerson yesterday in the interest of
the Nebraska Telephone company.
H. F. aBrnhart went to Center
Thursday morning to help in the de-
fense of the Niobrara liquor cases.
Mr. and Mrs. William Neuman of
Halan. Neb., who have been in Nor
folk on a short visit with Mrs. Neu-
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Moldenhauer, have returned home.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: J. Barth, Madi-
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harkey,
Fairfax. S. d.; c. F. Dickinson and
family of Butte; H. c. Fried, Sulpher,
IS. D.; P. H. Osborn, Lynch; John
Buschkamp, Crofton; C. E. Neff,
Utica; F. w. McGowen, F. H. Guenth-
ner, J. A. Hofer Dallas, S. D.; ]. A.
Horsach, Mclean; E. j. Connely,
Pierce; ]. F. Glaze, Lynch; B. M.
Mink Stanton.
The Norfolk school board will meet
next Monday evening.
Friday night of this week the Eagles
will initiate five or six candidates into
their order. A lunch will be served
later in the evening.
Arthur A. Cronk of Norfolk and
Miss Cora Belle Henderson of Madi-
son were married in Madison Monday
by County Judge William Bates.
John c. Todd and Miss Vine B. Col
| by, both of Norfolk, were married in
Madison last Saturday in the county
court room by Judge William Bates.
The pallbearers at the funeral of
| Miss Belle White were Warren Nc
Clary, John Davenport, Ray Hayes
Mason Frazier, julius Weichert and
Rudolph Weichert.
P. A. Shurtz has traded his jewelry
avenue building, to c. w. Mess OF
Sioux City for some Wayne property
The stock is being taken TO Sioux City
T. l.. Cantwell has purchased what
was formerly the Slaughter ten CEN
feed yard on Third street and Braasct
avenue from John Haley. Cantwel
will run the yard. John Wise will also
remain with the feed yard,
I A little son of Conductor f. c
Adams. living at 6O3 South Sixtl
street, is so far as reported Norfolk'
only scarlet fever patient, He is saiC
to have contracted the disease while
away visiting.
Court officials have made A, j. Dur
land mayor of Norfolk or have at leas
, given him the dignity of an eX-mayoI
In the last district court docket cas-
against the city of Norfolk is set fort
as against Andrew j, Durland, a
mayor, ct al"
: Norfolk attorneys estimate tha
Judge Welch may be required to spen
as many as three days in this cit
when he comes here to hear cases, be
I ginning January 5. The Herrick sui