The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-02-12

These large 5O.ccnt cases contain
more than sufficient to cure a case OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles
Hoffman. Mr.. Schmidt will leave for
West Point this week.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the First congregational church will
meet with Mrs. ID. Mathewson Tues.
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
1t was little hve-year-old Agnes
hlug, daughter Of William Kmg.
who won the baby contest which has
been run in connection with the
Quaker doctor medicine show. Her
next nearest rival in the spirited vot-
ing OF the last few weeks which culmin-
ated in a storm of medicine buying
Saturday night was James Tarpen-
ming age two and a half years, little
son of c. C. happening. Little Agnes
klug attends the Edgwater school.
She won a complete set of silverware
as the prize, which she won by a mar
gin or over 10000 votes. The Quaker
doctors left Monday noon for Column
bus, where they will operate for the
next few weeks. A second show was
sent to Bloomfield from Norfolk a
week ago
Ralph Lawson OF Creighton was in
Norfolk Saturday
e. l.. Myers of Newport spent Sat
urday in Norfolk.
j, Barth of Madison was Saturday
visitor to Norfolk.
q. H. Morrow of Gregory, S. D., was
a visitor to Norfolk Saturday.
l.. NJ. Orr, a prominent land man OF
Omaha, was in Norfolk Saturday trans
acting business.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: G. A. Morrow.
Gregory, S. D.; William Page, Dallas,
S. D.; C. H. Mcfarland Madison; S.
A. Campbell, Tilden; e. G. Barnum,
Dallas, S. D.; MILFORD Stamford.
Gregory, S. D.. w. C. Campbell, w. l..
Twiner, Creighton; j. Barth, Robert
Scleer, Henry Miller, Madison; Mrs.
L. Madsen, Creighton; F. e. Dover,
Stanton
Mrs. w. N. Huse, who has been in
an Omaha hospital for more than a
week, is recovering from her surgical
operation as rapidly as could be ex-
pected, though she will be in the hos
pital for couple more weeks at least.
Several "v' shaped nocks of geese
have been noticed winging northward
the last day or two. 1t is early for
migratory birds and it is more than
probable that before spring actually
arrives the adventurous bands that
have fled their winter quarters, will
have occasion to regret their having
done so.
Herbert A. Haley. a Norfolk BUSH
ness man, and Miss Anna II. Miller, a
young lady of this city who for year
past has clerked in the Haley wall
paper and art store, were married
Saturday in Madison. They will make
their home in one of the Ramer cot
tages on North Eleventh street, which
Mr.. Haley recently rented and fitted
up preparatory to his marriage. The
bride is daughter of H. II. Miller of
this city.
The little four-year-old son of C. F..
Vifquin of Springview, Neb., died in
the mothers arms at the Junction de-
pot Saturday. Father and mother had
! driven overland to Bassett, catching
the morning train in hopes of getting
the little boy, i'll with appendicitis, to
a Lincoln hospital. The boy was
taken into the depot between trains
and Norfolk doctor called. The lad
died before the physician could arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vifquin returned to Bas-
sett on the noon train. Their son was
three years and eleven months old
and was named Waldo James Vifauin.
This was the second child within a
week to die in the mothers arms
while enroute from a north Nebraska
town for outside medical aid.
The funeral of Mrs. Carl Lichten.
berg, the mother of Mrs. Martha
decker and Mrs. Charles Beiersdorf OF
Norfolk, who died Friday night, will
be held Tuesday afternoon from the
home at the edge of Hadar and later
at the Hadar church The funeral will
be held Tuesday to permit the arrival
OF friends and relatives from Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota. The hour at
which the services will begin is 2
O'Clock, thus making it possible for
Norfolk friends to go to Hadar on the
noon train and return in the evening.
Mrs. Lichtenberg was sixtyfour years
old. Since 1870 she and her husband
have lived on a homestead adjacent 10
Hadar Mr.. Lichtenberg, two sons
and six daughters survive, In add.
ton to the two daughters living in
Norfolk the children are: Mrs. Fred
Degner, Mrs Otto Wichman, Mrs,
Ernest Paul, Miss Hattie Lichtenberg,
Emil Lichtenberg and VIII Lichten.
berg all of Hadar