The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-02-28
FRIDAY FACTS.

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Hoskins and return Friday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Braden is expected to ar
rive home Saturday noon from Chi
cago, where she stopped for few
days on her way back from her east
ern and southern trip. Mr.. Braden
arrived home Wednesday.
Miss Retta Lee went to Omaha to-
day.
Frank Beels went to Oakdale at
noon.
]. d. Sturgeon was in Battle Creek
yesterday.
]. E. Harper of Clearwater Is visit
ing M. c. Walker.
Attorneys Tyler, Koenigstein and
Hazen have returned from Madison.
E. P. Olmsted has arrived home
from a business trip up the Bonesteel
line.
Burt Mapes came up from Madison
Thursday evening and left during the
day for ONeill.
Mrs. E. F. Stear has left ON a trip
to Sioux City, Omaha and several
other millinery centers.
John F. Flynn went to Madison
Thursday afternoon to attend a meet
ing of the democratic county central
! committee
Oscar Johnson has returned to his
orange farm near Orange, Calf, now
| his permanent home. He took his
household furniture and three of his
horses west with him, shipping south
over the Santa Fe route.
Among the days out of town visit
ors in Norfolk were: Frank H. Jack
son, Ernest Jackson, Dallas, S. D.:
Marion McColley, Plainview; S. E.
Clark, l.. w. Fox, Galloway; Ole Han
sen, Chris Nielsen, Brunswick; e. G.
Malone, Columbus; NJ. S. Whitney,
Randolph j. X. Doane, Fairfax, S. D.;
r. G. Kinyon, Gushing; o. E. Daniel
son, Emerson; L. V. Lunburg, Hos
kins; Attorney e. D. Kilbourne, Ne
| ligh.
Mrs. Gay Halverstein was quite sick
yesterday.
The West Side whist club was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. d. Baum
Thursday evening.
A regular conclave of Damascus
commandery will be held Friday even
ing at Masonic hall for the purpose of
comforting the black.
John Bates, son of Judge Bates
of Madison, hurt his ankle badly while
practicing basket ball at Madison this
week. The game is all the rage in
Madison.
Jack OLeary of this city left Thurs
day for his Gregory county fight at
Dallas, S. D., Friday evening with Pat
Stephens of Gregory. This fight marks
O'Leary's return to the prize ring.
Howard Beymer, ticket salesman at
the Northwestern Junction depot, who
accidentally shot himself in the arm
a short time ago, expects to get back
to work at the depot window in few
days.
l.. II. Kinds has sold his ranch south
of Butte and purchased farm some
twenty-siX miles north of here. He
was in Norfolk looking for a home in
this city so that he could send his chill.
dren to school.
w. C. Altman now occupies the en-
tire building at his Norfolk avenue 10
cation, G. A. Bilger having before this
time occupied the front portion of the
building with a tea and coffee store
Mr.. Altman will have the front of the
building fitted up to give an automo
bile entrance.
! The regular weekly meeting of the
: ladies guild of Trinity church was held
! with Mrs. Gwynn Thursday afternoon
Learning that the day was the wedding
anniversary of their hostess, the ladies
of the guild planned and executed q
neat little surprise by taking refresh
Z ments and making the afternoon so
cial holiday.
e Madison Chronicle: Judge Bates
court was occupied Thursday after
: noon in hearing a suit wherein Mrs. n
= l.. Taylor was plaintiff and II. F, Barn
l. hart and wife werO defendants. NJ
/. C. Hazen appeared for the plaintiff
d and Mr.. Bergman of Creighton anC
r NJ. S. McDuffee of this city for the de
: PENDANTS. The Barnharts rented {
farm last year from the plaintiff anC
t the suit was to recover rent and fol
Il damages done to said farm buildings
k by the defendants. The Judge found
;, for the plaintiff fixing the amount o
= judgment at $3S3.3G and costs of suit
f The case will be appealed to the dis
trict court.