The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-01-03

Richard Johnson OF Stuart came In
Friday noon.
Mr., and Mrs. G. J. Tubbs OF Alliance
who have been the holiday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Chrlstoph, re-
turned home Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cress |. Bernard
passed through Norfolk at noon, on
their way from Plainview TO visit rel
Gtives of Mr.. Bernard In Iowa and
Missouri.
Pat Carberry, employed in the Ar.
mour & Co. chicken business, left yes
terday noon with car OF chickens
for San Francisco He expects to be
gone three weeks.
N. A. Huse Is home from Excelsior
Springs, Mo. Mrs. Huse, who is suf-
fering with severe attack OF tonsl.
litis and quinsy, is still in West Point
and will be unable to return home un.
til next week.
State Manager S. S. Hayman of the
NJ. b. A. arrived in Norfolk Friday
noon to be present at the big rally and
initiation of outside candidates by the
M. b. A. lodge in Norfolk Friday even.
ing. The last rally of this nature was
held in Mr.. Hayman's home, Grand
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Durland, Misses
Edna, Lulu, Lucille and Gilberta Dur
land of Plainview, Mr.. and Mrs. Cress
|. Bernard of Lincoln and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Wood of Plainview who
were Christmas guests at the Dur
land home, left yesterday noon for
their homes.
f. l.. Campion, day operator at the
Junction Office of the Northwestern,
has returned to Norfolk after spend
ing six weeks in Colorado where he
was called by the illness of his brother
with typhoid fever. This week he
was able to accompany his brother to
his home in Grand Island.
Among the days out of town visit.
ors in Norfolk were: |. G. Alyea,
Meadow Grove; ii. f. Slaughter, Greg
DRY, S. D.; w. r.. Locke, Stanton; r.
C. Bond, harrington; William Arnold,
Randolph; M. Fl. Christensen, Plain
view; George and Jake Schmaljohn,
L
II. Gable, Plainview; b. ]. Overton,
Gretna; Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Pheasant,
Pierce; S. G. Ewing, Fairfax, s. D.;
Charles Spar, r. Steinkraus, Pierce;
Mrs. G. B. McGill and son, Albion
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Carsten-
sen, a daughter.
Mrs. McCully of New York City,
has accepted the position of stenogra-
pher in the office of the Durland Trust
company.
County Treasurer-elect Frank Peter
son was in Norfolk from Madison. Mr..
Peterson has not yet announced his
deputy appointment.
The Elks are planning their annual
anniversary dancing party for Janu-
airy II. An informal Elk dancing party
will also be held Friday, January 8,
according to present plans.
District Judge Welch will hold a
short term of the district court at
Madison next Monday afternoon. No
matters of particular moment are apt
to come up although one or two di-
vorce cases may be acted on.
Three boys got soakings by going
through the ice at Klug's pond yester-
day afternoon, they say, and by night
the skating was "all in" One Norfolk
boy bought brand new pair Of nickle.
plated skates and then lost out on
the chance to use them.
Norfolk firemen are awaiting with
considerable interest word from the
horse cart company to whom the two
carts recently purchased by the de-
phrtment were returned. The two
carts were shipped back to New York
City, not having come up to the stand
ard insisted on by majority of the
firemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bowling of Mad
ison were called down to Columbus one
day last week to meet their actor son,
Frank Bowling, who plays the lead
ing role in "A Girls Stampede" The
company is just starting on a tour Of
the southern and western states, ex-
pecting to return to Denver about the
first of April.
Jim Dreamer got bold on Christmas
eve and when two police were called
to Norfolk resort to subdue him
even the superior numbers of the in.
vading force did not put ideas of dis
erection into his head. So he drew
few smart taps and was thrown into
the city Jail. He was brought before
Police Judge Eiseley yesterday and
fined S. and costs. He paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sandow and Will
Schmidt of Verdigre were Christmas
visitors in Norfolk at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hoffman. Mr..
an appointment from Congressman
Boyd to the national military academy
at West Point. The vacancy at West
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