The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
WEDNESDAY, WRINKLES.
4. }. Sanders went to Plainview.


C. S. Smith of Madison is in the city.
William Stort of Madison Is in the
city.
Mrs. Henry Miller of Hoskins was
here.
Mrs. A. Buchholz returned from
Stanton.
Burt Mapes and NJ. d. Tyler went to
Pierce to attend court.
Rev. Mr.. Aaron of Hoskins is in the
city visiting with friends.
Miss Beula Mcdonald of Pierce is
in the city visiting with relatives.
Miss Grace Hickman has gone to
Wisconsin to visit with her mother
Miss Luella Dederman, who has
been here visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Minnie Dederman, returned to
Lincoln.
suffering with touch of typhoid fe-
yer. Mr.. Howard expects to go to Hot
Springs, near Pueblo, Colo.
l.. A. Dawson of Pine Ridge was in
the city for a short time yesterday.
Mr.. Dawson was on his way to the
South Omaha market with a shipment
of cattle.
j. E. Thomas, of the postoffice de.
partment, who has been spending his
two weeks vacation at Lamro, S. D.,
returned to work today. George Meis
ter is next on the list for vacation,
which he will start October /.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. C. S. Hayes, who are enjoy
ing pleasure trip in the east. Mr.
Hayes writes from Hanover, Pa, re-
porting a fine time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes leave Hanover for New York
City to attend the Hudson-Fulton cele-
bration.
The west side of the Nebraska Ma
tional bank has been reprinted
The Boys club of Norfolk give a
dance at the Marquardt hall this even
ing.
The remains of Mrs. ID. Baum were
taken to Omaha on the morning train
for funeral services at the Jewish tenn
pie. Intimate friends accompanied the
funeral party.
Three men were badly scalded by
steam and boiling water at the Craven
laundry building Monday night when
hole in the floor which was left open
| for experimenting. Those who were
scalded were: Dan Craven, owner of
/ the building; Clyde Williams and Dan
Crosby, who were assisting Mr.. era
ven in the work. The latter were so
painfully scalded that the services of
physician was necessary. Mr.. era.
vens legs were painfully burned, but
he was able to continue his duties. All
three men walked into the opening at
| the same time.
| Albert Mass was arrested last night
by Patrolman O'Brien and this morn
ing was fined $40 in Justice Eiseley's
court. The charge against Mass was
intoxication and sleeping on the street
Notice has been sent to many demo
Gratis of Norfolk advising them of a
meeting of the democratic central
committee which will be held Monday
October 4, at the Pacific hotel in this
city.
The Degree of Honor will hold g
meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. A class
of ten are to be initiated. The deputy
grand chief of honor, Mrs. Kirkpatrick
will be present, All members request
ed to come.
Engineer Brown, who has been au
thorized by the city council to decide
which of the sewer pipe shall be uset
for the Norfolk avenue sewer, reports
about 80 per cent of the thing will
probably be thrown out.
Elmer Cook was operated on yester
day for appendicitis by Drs. Salter ant
Mackay and DR.. Tanner of Battl
Creek He is doing nicely. He sui
fered from the ailment for six month
previous to the operation.
n. A. Rainbolt and his son, w. N
Rainbolt, returned from a weeks bus
ness trip in Stanley county, South Df
kota, north of Phillip, on the Nortf
western railroad. w. NJ. Rainbolt RI
-. turned to Omaha at noon. While lool
ing over the land in South Dakota, NJ
! Rainbolt, who thinks the land is tn
best he has ever seen, was induced
invest in five quarter sections. TIL
!, 500 acres which he purchased are onl
] six miles from Phillip.
A bass weighing over four pound
: was captured in the river close
Norfolk by NJ. ID. Tyler. Fishing wit
a pole line, and using frogs for bal
: Mr.. Tyler reports a lively tussle wit
D the fish which he landed. The fishiu
place Of Mr.. Tyler is kept secret al
t it is reported many more large ba!
H.. IA l.. "a 4. Il,
This bass" says Mr.. Tyler, lis bi
ger and finer bass than Burt Mapes
n. A. Rainbolt ever caught"
s Joe Horiskey received a telegra
during the day from the governmeI
n hospital, Washington, ID. c.. announ
o ing the death of his son, Joe Horiske
jr., a member of the signal corps, Tn