The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-01-24
TUESDAY TOPICS.

M ". t1dLeh was III WdSAC l uSSuoS
afternoon.
Director Vradenburg of the Norfolk
band went to Wayne Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mullen left for
Nebraska City Tuesday morning.
Ed OShea of Madison was in Nor
folk Tuesday on his way to Tilden.
Mrs. w. r. Walling and Mrs. G. w.
Plantz returned Tuesday noon from
Long Pine.
G. Crook, cashier of the Foster state
bank, was in Norfolk Tuesday on his
way to Meadow Grove.
DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Ray went to
Stanton Tuesday noon, DR.. Ray speak
ing in the evening at the Stanton
Methodist church, where revival meet
ings are in progress.
District Judge A. A. WEIGH was in
Norfolk Monday.
Misses Prauner, Lambert and Klie.
der of Battle Creek were Norfolk
visitors.
C. l.. Wattles, banker of Neigh
transacted business in Norfolk Mon
day afternoon.
C. NJ. Thompson, the Newport bank
err, was in Norfolk to attend Smith
Brothers horse sale.
| County Attorney Jack koenigstein
who is in Battle Creek on business
came in to Norfolk over night.
Trainmaster ]. Leppla of Fremont
came to Norfolk Monday to attend
meeting of local railroad men here.
o. R. Webb, farmer living neal
Plainview, was in Norfolk on his wa!
to locate an Idaho homestead. His
family will join him in the spring.
Carl Felix is sick with the grip.
Chris Anderson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Louise Schwartz is quite sick
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Moore
a daughter.
Mrs. L. Wachter, jr who has beer
very sick, is better.
Mrs. S. A. McNeely has recovered
from an attack of the grip.
Miss Lizzie Gildea is i'll with The
grip and with an attack of tonsilitis.
Both DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Myers have
been troubled with an attack OF the
grip.
The club of young women formerl.
known as the Even Dozen" club ha'
changed its name to the "Phylo" club
Sam Reynolds has had the grip TO
several days. A relief man has beer
handling his work as chief night trail
dispatcher.
The O'Neill Democrat is authorit.
for the statement that the fur trapper
in Holt county will get about $1,000
for this seasons work.
=, Mrs. Renee Sherdeman of Stuar
, has come to Norfolk. having secure'
the position of stenographer in tn
: Sturgeon music company's office.
Maple trees have begun to bud an
the sap is flowing. Whether or no
there will be damage when cold snap
come is an open question among tree
men.
A. H. Winder has made application
in the district court at Madison for
divorce from his wife, Mrs. Mary
Winder. Mapes G. Hazen filed tn
petition.
E. S. South, formerly of Newma
Grove but now in business in Norfolk
is moving into the w. j. Cow residenc
on the corner Twelfth street and M
} braska avenue.
E. ], Splitter is the new mayor c
J, Ewing, having been appointed by tn
=, village board to fill the unexpire
: term made vacant by the death {
7 j. A. Trommershausser
: The Bonesteel motor was taken o
s its run Monday in order to put in
new clutch, the old clutch having b.
come so worn that it OCCASIONAL
: failed to work on curves and hills.
r The faculty at the Boston conse
!. vatory of music say that Miss Loi
Gibson of this city will probably fiji
ish her course in two years. For mo!
people the course requires three
five years.
Il believe that the Gregory count