The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-02
BUSINESS, will arrive home this even.

uusIhess, VIII arrive home this even
ing
Mrs. Fechner. Mrs Hoehne, Miss
Pauline Fechner and Walter Fechner
OF stanton were in Norfolk yesterday
Miss Letta NJ. Stone of Omaha Is
the guest of Miss Charlotte Illgen
on her way 20 Gregory to look over
the Rosebud Miss Stone drew 232
In the Trip drawing.
/. Sonnenland, the Newman Grove
business man who is to open cloth.
ing store in the Marquardt block May
|, Is In Norfolk looking for a home in
order to bring his family to this city.
DIR. w. II. ONeill of Wayne was I'm
Norfolk Tuesday noon on his way to
Missouri Valley to see his uncle. Con.
ductor O'Neill, who has been seriously
sick for some time. The latter has
been In the Northwestern service
since 1873.
Miss Vida Krause, who represents
the West Point high school in the
declamatory contest, and Miss One
tab Krause, who Is on the musical
part of the program of the teachers
convention this week, will arrive in
Norfolk Wednesday noon and will be
the guests of Miss Faye Livingston.
Big Real Estate Deal in Dixon.
Dixon, Neb., March 30.--A local real
estate firm have sold 1,040 acres of
Dixon county land for a consideration
of $G2,S0O which they claim is the
largest deal in dirt" ever made in
north Nebraska.
The Wednesday club will meet with
Mrs. w. N. Huse.
Norfolk gained another citizen
through the annexation, when son
was born this morning tc Mr. and
Mrs. Frank F. Kruger in Edgewater
park
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nenow have
traded their house and lot just east
of st. Paul's church for a Holt equity
quarter section. They will move to
Holt county at once.
The Phil Hull will was probated at
Madison Monday afternoon without
protest According to the terms of the
will Jack Koenigstein and Mrs. A. e.
Hull were named as executors. The
widow Is left the bulk of the estate.
c. J. Fleming, viii Hall and l.. p.
Pasewalk, special membership com
mittee from the Commercial club, are
with success in soliciting new
members. In less than two days
work the committee secured over forty
new members. A Commercial club
of 800 is the aim of the
club directors and the committee
hopes to approach very close to these
figures when it reports at the quar-
terly meeting of the club April 8.
Under the new rule firm memberships |
have been abolished and all individ-
uals have been placed on the same
basis.
w. n. Huse is in Chicago on bust |
ness.
H. E. Hardy was in Columbus yes.
terday.
Miss Hattie Manske was down from
Pierce yesterday.
c. H. Groesbeck has gone to Den
yer on a business trip.
j. E. Cordry of Aberdeen, S. D., is
his son, d. c. Cordry.
Mrs. c, E. Burnham arrived home
last night after her trip east.
Mr., and Mrs. F. S. Marchant have
gone to Illinois for a months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eberling left
or Dallas, S. d., where they will make
heir home.
C. E. Burnham left on the early
morning train for Lincoln to attend
he funeral of his old-time friend, Al
3eemer.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Kuhn returned
asst night from Los Angeles, Cal,
where they had been visiting Mrs.
iuhn's parents since February.
George Williams returned last night
rom trip 20 the South Omaha market.
n Omaha Mr.. Williams met a stock
IAN from Bloomfield who told him that
ctual work is being done on the
,ankton-Norfolk bridge across the
Iissouri river.
William Mcdonald of Meadow Grove
vas in Norfolk this morning on his :
gay to Madison on business con.
ected with his office as deputy as
essor. Mr.. Mcdonald has largely
isposed of his interests at Meadow
rove and will leave for the Pacific
cast Monday. Mr.. Mcdonald has
cen interested in coast country in
estments before.
Among the days out of town wish =,
)rs in Norfolk were: c. o. Shane, C.
Iagedorn and sons, A. T. Lybolt, :
runswick; ]. H. Claus, Madison; F :
ibbard, Verdel; Willard Sisson st, :
dward; Robert Schwarz, Wisner; .
7, l.. Bowling, Madison; F. ]. Pratt, :
Walter Plank, Madison; !
. f CARNEY, Battle Creek; ]. S. De :
crest, Creighton; Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. o
heney Creighton; Ben Tekalsky, C
con Pavhk, Verdigre; R. V. Wilson, -
ute. =
Only three smallpox cases are now q
nder quarantine at Fremont. 4
j. S. DeForest of Creighton, who is 4
ell known in Norfolk, is to take .