The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-02

Just seventeen years ago he was ac-
cidenty shot by a companion while
working as a telegraph operator in
the Norfolk office of the Nebraska
Telephone company. Through this
accident Harter lost his left leg and
has been on the operating table more
times probably than any other man in
Nebraska
Hoskins Headlight: John Faubel of
Hadar was in town Thursday after.
noon and during that time engaged in
controversy with Fred Fenske in
the Wilde pool hall. He then hid near
the depot until train time when he
expected to leave for home. When
the train arrived he was met by Con
stable John Kaulen with a warrant
sworn by Fenske, charging him with
disturbing the peace, and at once
taken to the town hall. Only one
witness, Albert Wilde, was called be-
sides those making the complaint.
After all testimony had been taken
Judge Templin fined him IS and costs,
which looked something like $40
IL
and took his departure for Norfolk.
Fred Snyder of Norfolk and Miss
Elena Carey of Iowa were married in
Omaha this week,
Madison Star-Mail: A delegation of
Norfolk business men, including c. ID.
Condery and Mr. Melcher, were here
Yesterday investigating the methods
in which our business men conduct the
Madison Butter and Egg company.
The gentlemen seem well pleased with
u, the manner in which the business Is
run and will endeavoI to conduct
like one at Norfolk. These gentlemen
, came upon the invitation of Mayor
, Wycoff, President Diers of the Fedora
ton of Retail Merchants, Secretary
A. Nj. Koechig of the Madison club
: and O. II. Gillespie who were delegates
at the state meeting of commercial
clubs at Norfolk last week.
Miss Jennie Schwenk has been visit
= ing friends in Stanton.
n Miss Florence Barrett went to Pierce
n at noon for a short visit
O Mr. and Mrs. Peter Michaelson of
r near Humphrey have been in Norfolk
e visiting Mr.. Michaelson's brother
d Mrs. e. G. Schorregge arrived home
from Rochester, Mimi, where she
d underwent a successful operation at
r. the hands of the Mayo brothers.
s. City Superintendent f. M. Hunter
left at noon for Omaha to attend the
l. banquet of the Schoolmasters' club.
t. DR.. Ward of the state university gave
d the discussion of the evening.
8. Rev. Edwin Booth, jr., arrived home
y- from Crete last evening, having at
,r tended the somi-annual meeting of the
,r Doane college trustees. The ques-
i. ton of applying for a place in the
lie list of schools whose professors will
n receive old age pensions from the
ar Carnegie fund, went over until the
Id June meeting, it being found neces
20 sary to arrange several rather minor
Of matters to meet the conditions. Mr.
~ Booth believes that application for the
pensions will be made.
Pearl Scott and family have moved
here from Page, Mr.. Scott taking
as charge of the Cantwell feed yards.
- MISS Anna Johhsoh was oh' vi Wv
Ae teachers reelected by the schoo
ne board. Through an error her name
OF was accdently ommitted in the lis
Al given out by the board
lis Miss Katheryn Wilson of Meadow
NC Grove, who is visiting her sister, Mrs
a' f. H. Brewer, continues to improv
slowly in health. Miss Wilson was ir
iured in a runaway accident.
~, Friday afternoon the Norfol
" schools were dismissed for the annua
80 spring vacation of one week. Mos
-. north Nebraska schools will be dis
''N missed from two days to a week dul
=, ing the coming week to afford tn
i9 9r teachers a chance to attend the Mort
" Nebraska Teachers convention her