The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-01-08
THURSDAY TIDINGS.

Flair DuVal who has been visiting
his friend, Roy Luikart, returned home
today.
Mrs A. c. Williams and little daugh-
ter of Meadow Grove were In Nor
folk
Ralph Luikart left Thursday noon
for a short visit in Tilden before go
ing to Columbus for a visit.
Albert Leyman and Mr. MartcnZ, the
latter the Lutheran teacher at Stanton
have returned home after short visit
in Norfolk.
Drs. Salter and Tashiean this morn
ing grated skin onto w. H. Shippees
finger which was amputatcd Thanks
giving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamm of Roscoe,
Mo- are visiting their daughter, Mrs
w. II. Clark. Two brothers of Mrs.
Clark, Frank and Wellington Hamm,
are also guests at the Clark home.
Miss Amelia Wilde and Miss Emma
Neitzke have gone to Milwaukee
where Miss Wilde will make her home
in the future, Miss Neitzke will spend
two or three months in Milwaukee.
Miss Emma Dominskey, a sister of
Mrs. II. j. Eccles of this city, di,
yesterday morning in Chicago. Miss
Dominskey had been i'll with an at
tack of the grip. She was known in
Norfolk, having spent last summer
in this city on a visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eccles went to st. Paul, Neb,
Thursday to attend the funeral.
neighborhood row will be aired in
police court at o'clock next Monday,
when Mrs. George Meister and her
twelve-year-old little boy appear to
answer to the charge of assault and
battery filed by Abram White. Mr..
White claims that he was assaulted
with frozen chunks of earth. The
throwing of ashes in the alley way is
one of the matters of dispute. Mrs.
Meister claims that whatever disturb
ance there was was precipitated by
Mr.. White.
Miss Eleanor Carpenter of Murray,
who spent the Christmas holidays at
the hospital with Mr. and Mrs Mont
RObb, returned home at noon.
Among the days out of town visit
C. Nelson, Pierce; La Rue Broghamer
Chadron; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey w
Pitzer, Stanton; Thomas C. Thomson
Emerson l.. f. Hoese, Harrington; C.
O. Oline, Sholes; Miss Ida Olne, Mrs
s. w. Lightner, Lynch; Frank Weaver,
Wakefield; Harry Engel, Plainview;
J. f. Rosenberger, Harrington; Mrs
W. L. Boyer, Battle Creek; Lumer
Shrek, Verdigre; Mr.. and Mrs. W. j,
Burns, Humphrey; f. H. Guenthner,
Dallas, s. D.; S. Abraham, Pierce; r.
S. Gillian, Niobrara; Lewis Jones,
Monroe; }. 4. Stone, c. b. Holland,
Dallas, S. ID.
Paul Wetzel was on the sick list
yesterday
City Clerk ED Harter is suffering
from a severe cold.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schwede, a daughter.
A. Low now uses the building re-
Gently placed back of his feed store
by George Stalcup for a warehouse.
been completed and will be occupied
by II. A. Haley
The funeral of Mrs. Carl Braasch |
will be held from the Congregational |
church Friday, January |, at l o'clock, |
conducted by Rv. Carl Martin of ST, |
Johannes church, assisted by Rev. |
Edwin Booth of the Congregational |
church.
The marriage of Elmer C. Byerly of |
Chadron and Miss Jennie Alta |
Wheeler of Norfolk takes place at 5 |
&c Of
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
NJ. d, Wheeler, in The Heights. Rev
Edwin Booth, jr., of the First Congre-
gational church. ofticiates at the |
wedding,
The transfer or w. +. Mcdonald, |
for two years past wire chief of the
Norfolk district of the Nebraska
Telephone company, to the Omaha of
fees of the company has led to a
number of promotions W. F. Perdue,
the new wire chief, was promoted
from assistant wire chief. The new
assistant wire chief in the district is
Frank Hamilton, formerly district in
spector. f. l., MintOn is the new dis
trict inspector. q. F. Mcdonald,
formerly assistant wire chief, went to
Schuyler some time ago.
Official notices of the annual cleo
tiou of the Norfolk Commercial club,
to be held in the city hall at o'clock
on the evening of January s, have
been mailed to members of the club by
Secretary j. d. Sturgeon. With the
notice is mailed a list of the sustain
ing members of the club to be used as
n o,,ida I'm Voting for directors shares
paid up i'm the club will permit a
total of ia votes to be cast at the
election. These La votes are con
trolled by the siNtytwo sustaining
members or firms, representing a
total OF seventy contributors,
Officers for the coming year were
formally installed in office last night
by the Damascus chapter, No %,
Royal Arch Masons The officers who
took office were, DR. J. c. MYERS