The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-11-13

Gems National bank, has returned to
his homo, sheldon. Iowa,
Eust Raosch and sister. Miss Agnes
Raas,h wen, {. unlms today to look
over the country
Mrs. Hansen aud daughter, OF TIL.
den. are here visiting Mrs. llauscn's
son, Ludwig Hansen
J. &. Stitt went to PilgCr this after.
noon to be present at thhc letting of
the contract for the public school
steam heating.
o. X. Fcchner, of Stanton, was here
today
G. A. Kull, of Oakland was in Nor.
folk today.
w, J, Walters, of Columbus, ia in
town today.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Appel spent
Sunday in llosIins.
Mrs. +. A. Carroll, of Homestead
visited in Norfolk today.
Miss Eva Jack, Of Madison, visited
Norfolk 'ri-nds last week
j. Il acNally, of Schuyler, was {
Norl' visitor yesterday.
II Corel and w j. Huston,
Plat I. W, are here today.
c. NJ. IlaZen attended the district
court at Wayne yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Deck, OF
! Humphrey, were here Yesterday.
Sam Reynolds is home from II visi
to Utah and other western states.
George Berry "A prominent shee'
ranchman. is back from business
rip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owens left tC
Jay for Wyoming, where they vii
pend the winter.
County Superintendent h. Murphy, {
Center, was a visitor yesterday. II,
'eturnCd home this morning.
Frank Brink, of lie Mars, Iowa,
listing his cousin, r. Brink, Il for
nan on the new work at the hospita
II. II. Hall, of Ainsworth, is hel
visiting and closing out some real
ate he formerly owned. Mr.. Hall
sided in Norfolk fifteen years ago.
Dr. and Mrs. II. 5. Oycroclier cnte
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Vail, 1
Wayne, Sunday. Mrs. Ovcrocicr
companiCd them in their automobile
Wayne yesterday and will come HON
tomorrow
h. II. Gaylord has been dangcrousl
* i)r some time.
Charles DriCfko is building b,
arm on his farm north of the city.
Twins, two young ladies, arrived
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Ho,
ard on Saturday evening.
Miss Lizzie Schramm has given L
her position at Pierce to accept a pla,
in the sale department of the Luka
store.
The pallbcarcrs at the funeral E,
William Kruger Sunday were: Fcrt
nand Schulz, August Korth, JUL,
Degner, e. Nelmcr, Carl VoCCks al
, J. f. Bocck
i. Bruce is foreman of the ne,
: hose company formed by a union c
the Mast and Queen companies. L
Conley, who was reported as forema
is assistant chief of the department.
) The heating furnace in the Mas
building is being repaired, compellil
; the occupants to keep thcmscly
warm with oil stoves. Workn
worked Saturday night, all day Su
day and Monday on the repai
? which were completed today.
Ben BGchtel who was formerly wi
his uncle, George b. Christoph, b
who is now working in drug sto
. at Bennett, Neb., will be operated {
, this week for appendicitis. He hf
: been sick for several weeks but III
'Cen able to be out of doors
District court at Madison conven
the last day in this month The il
is called to Madison u week lat
Nearly two weeks of jury work is
pected. Among the cases to be tri,
Will be the several Norfolk cases whit
have been pending for nearly yea
These cases include several DANA,
suits and also the Herrick suit again
the city.
A. w. LinteCum, formerly of n
folk, but a homestead resident
Gregory county near Bonesteel for t
past four years, is in Norfolk on bu
ness Mr.. Lintecum says that Gre
DRY county is being rapidly bought
largely by incoming Iowa settler
Quarter sections Of land are SELF
for as high as $4,000 he says, and E"
quarter that is fair to good brin
$1,000 to $4,000" Mr.. Lintecum hi
largely sold his property interests il
that county already.
orrrI nn,aor na..n, r.rs