The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-02-14
TUESDAY TOPICS.


engineer running out of Norfolk, spent
Sunday with his family in Fremont.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: A. P. Hooper,
Bonesteel, S. D.; X. Doane, Fairfax,
S. D.; Charles E. Linn, Hoskins; F.
V. Holdridge, Fender; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. p. Berger, Creighton; Charles
James, Will Jensen, Wayne; H. S.
Martin, Lynch; l. M. Donohue, Creigh-
ton; H. Goodrich, Tilden.
Miss Marvel Saterlee arrived home
from Fremont Sunday evening, where
she spent Saturday and Sunday with
her brother Roy, who is working there.
Rudolph Blatt has moved his family
from his property on South Second
street to his farm near Pierce Monday
morning.
Mrs. John Spellman returned home
| from Nickerson last evening after
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Ella Letter and son John ar
rived home from Stanton last even
ing, where they have been on a short
visit with relatives.
Bill Ross and brother-in-law, ]. i.
Quarles, formerly of Norfolk but now
of Chadron, stopped off at the juno
ton last evening on their way home
from Kansas, where they have been
visiting for some time. They were
called home on account of the illness
of Mr. Quarles' sister.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Wood is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Hinze arrived home last even
ing from Fremont after a visit with
relatives.
Lester Alexander is able to be
around again after a brief illness.
| Mrs. Bert Luke is working in the
Owl restaurant.
| II. P. Lyman of Eagle Grove, Iowa.
is here on visit with his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
case and family.
George Williams of Wisner was in
the Junction last evening on business.
John Hinze arrived home from
Omaha after a short visit with rela-
tives.
r. Snyder is on the sick list.
James Mahoney spent Saturday,
Sunday and Monday with his family
in Omaha.
Miss Stella Luikart was hostess to
the Flo club Monday evening.
e. B. Kaufman has rented the H.
e. Glissman house on Madison avenue.
Mrs. n. l. Owens, who was operated
on for gall stones last week, was said
to be doing nicely Monday.
o. Richey has sold his dray line to
the Norfolk Transfer G. Storage COM
|pany who take possession March l.
Seats for The Cow Puncher" will
go on sale Wednesday morning. The
play is built along the lines of THE
Virginian" and is said to be exciting.
Harlow Golf, ninety-four years old
} and believed to be the oldest man in
Fremont, died in Fremont Saturday
night after an illness of three weeks
with grip and pneumonia.
n. E. Nordquist, telephone install
) er for the Nebraska Telephone com
| pany, arrived in Norfolk to install a
private branch exchange with six in
| struments in the Bullock shops and
warehouses.
: Oakdale Sentinel: Harry Quick, a
young man formerly of Norfolk, has
sprung into public view with surpris
, ing quickness, and bids fair to acquire
fortune quickly by inventing quick
method of crushing rock in mining
Operations.
The smoke house at Willems Bros.
farm south of the city was destroyed
by fire at $3.50 o'clock Monday night
The building contained about $50
worth of meat and was a total loss
1t was with difficulty that the fire was
prevented from spreading to the barns
Rev. j. l.. Hedbloom, Baptist min
lister from Stromsburg, arrived in Nor
folk to preach at the Baptist church
in this city Tuesday evening. 1t was
especially urged that members of the
congregation attend the service. The
Baptist church has been without pas
tor for several months.
Creighton News: Mr.. and Mrs
I Perry Valentine and family left Thurs
day evening for Norfolk, where they
will reside in the future. These peo
pie will be greatly missed from the
: Spring Valley neighborhood The
friends gathered at their home on two
different evenings and gave them q
farewell party,
q A meeting of horsemen has beer
called for Bonesteel Tuesday, Feb. Is