The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-13
THURSDAY TIDlNGs.

G. l.. Lonejoy of Omaha, a formci
President OF Norfolk, was in the city
today n guest of Al. Dogncr.
Norton Howe, FranE Broom, lame.
. Peters and \. G. Peters hunted If
Enoa lake yesterday, but did not get
many ducks.
Mrs H. NJ Culbertson and Mrs II
p Woodrmg accompanied thel
mother Mrs. Jackson, to Hot Springs
SUNDAY night
Among the outoi-town visitors In
Norfolk yesterday were: G. F. Swi.
CERT Dallas, Martin Klang Madison;
John Michaclson, John H. Lundell,
West Point.
Ed Monroe is on tho sicl list.
} n, Sturgeon was in Madison
Wednesday,
Father Dcyanc of Dixon was a guest
of Father Buckley Wednesday.
f. G. Allen, of Harold. S. d.. was in
the city Wednesday on his way to
Elgin, Nob.
Mr. ana Mrs. e. p. Woodring of Coun-
ell Bluffs spent Sunday at the homo II
| II. NJ. Culbcrtsun
Mrs. Joseph Dobbins and daughter,
Miss Elsie Dobbms, Of lIoskins, were
Norfolk visitors yesterday.
Miss Agnes Raasch, who drew a
claim at the Rosebud drawing, went 20
Tripp county yesterday to look over
| the field
Mrs. Il. c. Simmons is enjoying
visit from her mother Mrs Barbara
Beck, OF Hcemcr. Mrs. Beck will re
main until after THANKSGIVING
Attorney NJ. c. Ha2cn went to Madi-
son "Wednesday morning to probate
i'll in the Thomas Worthington es-
ate in tho county court.
Charles Ruben, postmaster Of Cro1.
on, and ii. c. Tatum, OF bloomfield,
passed through the city Wednesday on
heir way to O'Neill on real estate
business
\ social session viii follow the East
IN Star meeting tomorrow night.
rev Rov j. Lucas, the new pastor
Of the Christian church. and famil
re residing at 1O2 South Fomtl
acct
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Shepard, who
have been boarding at The OXnard,
ave gone to housekeeping at 300
nth outh street.
. ISIS Hattie Jonas, who has beci
Jerking in Tie Sturgeon store
iii OF, ha been tran fcIlcd to ,l
lgcons Norfolk store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Newton have
no TO house coping nj 3OS South
wth street. Mr. Newton is a travel
~ salesman for hardware house.
Tuesday night was another go.
isht in Norfolk. the mercury gcttin
own to sixteen degrees, the sane
cure reached the night before. Thi
, the low mark for the All.
Norfolk now boasts spccia'
.cssougar service, Roberts &
ayoy," with office over Ahlmans
jryclo shop having undertaken to
liver packages, notes and letters.
\ meeting was called by Prcsideu,
.,igeton OF the library board lc
o'clock ills afternoon. The me,
ing was to pass on the final plans f.
| the Carnegie building prepared by J
c. stitt.
No apples We're shipped out of Nor
Ola tins year on account OF the local
ole failure N"rfOlk's total ship
'ent Of apples away still stands
rec cars, two cars having been shi
d in The fall OF 1907 and one car il
nO6
Business, Norfolk bankers say from
'anora reports received, has respond
quicker to the election than was
Xpected. Business is always dull
| ust before election. Since November
there has been a marked increase |!
CtiVity.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Berger o
erdigre were in Norfolk yesterda
ding some shopping preparatory f
iting their native land, SWit2ella
ey VIII leave in a couple OF wee.
| d be absent some months. Mr.. BE,
sr is q Northwestern section foIC
an at Verdisre.
Fremont Tribune: Monday tn
zion Pacific delivered ten cars c
ok to the Northwestern and recciy
. eleven cars of potatoes from Il
.. road It / tie hcayie 80
Il of the m3cr5 noted thi .e'
| ne are flOa western NCbra Ea 49,
q sent to the Kansas Cit" ya"E~
George n. Buttorfgld. receiver fC
% FaUoetl Carney Candy couDlu
! announced q TtCcN CTS ale f.
event Der 2h At thi time The
e assets OF the company, include