The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-03-05
SATURDAY SIZZLING.

c. S. Hayes is home from Omaha.
c. II. Groesbeck returned Saturday
from Trip county.
ar. ID. X Tindall left Saturday noon
for Humphrey, Creston and Madison
II. Il. Glissman, after short visit
in Norfolk, left for his home in Doom,
Iowa, yesterday noon.
Mayor Sturgeon was able to be
down town Saturday for the first time
since his recent illness.
Zera Hayden of Meadow Grove,
who has been in Norfolk on a visit
with his daughter here, has been SER
iously i'll.
Mrs. Edward Hoopman and daughter
OF Madison are in Norfolk on a visit
with Mrs. Hoopman's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. F. A. Marquardt.
J. w. Ransom is home from Omaha.
e. p. Weatherby was in Pierce yes
terday
e. NJ. Hood of the First National
bank of Gregory was in Norfolk on
business.
Mrs. A. A. Adams and daughter,
Miss Hazel Adams, have returned from
three weeks visit in Brush, Colo,
with Mr.. Adams.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: Henry Laurinat,
Lynch; F. B. Strain, Creighton; John
Conway, Niobrara; Ernest Shoenrog
ge. Fairfax, S. D.; p. H. Pope, Wayne;
~ sIlN,, p.r. la
man, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kuhl,
Pierce; b. f. Feather, Wayne; Mr.
and Mrs. George B. Tonney, Lynch;
Otto Gruber, Hoskins; |. w. Alter,
Wayne; V. Wieses, Humphrey; ]. E.
Nelson, Mrs. Nelson, Tilden.
Shell Carter, living near Enola. is
erecting a new home.
Emil Pribbernow is having new
home built on Braasch avenue.
Engineer w. 7. Shively is to have
new home erected on South Fourth
street.
Conductor Taylor's new residence
on South Fifth street is nearly COM
pleted
E. A. Amerine is the latest man to
be talked of by Third ward RepuO-
leans as an available candidate for
the councilmanic race.
Judge Welch at the recent term of
court at Madison decided the fore
closure case of BEETLE against Tiedgen
in favor of the plaintiff.
The Frank Modrow trial at Pierce
was postponed until March 9. Modrow
is charged by Robert Fenske with
having thrown him out of the Hadar
saloon with uncalled for violence.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bowers have
rented the cottage on Madison avenue
across the street from the federal
building, and will occupy it next week,
Mrs. Bowers has just returned from
a visit in Des Moines.
The fire department at its meeting
March 10 will hear the report of its
committee sent out to ascertain the
sentiment of Norfolk avenue business
men towards supporting a state fire
mems tournament here this summer.
Elmer E. Thomas, the Omaha at
torney who last spring mixed" in the
saloon license fight in Norfolk, is no
longer president and attorney of the
State Anti-SalOOn league, Thomas
says he resigned. He has been in hot
water since his fight on Governor Shell
don last October.
The case of John Mauer against
Clarence A. Forsling and others has
been dropped from the records by Dis
trict Judge Welch because he did not
have jurisdiction under the petition
The case of Swisher Brothers against
the Realty Advertising company suf
fered the same fate.
The dyke committee of the city
river dyke on a trip of inspection just
as soon as the snow melts enough for
them to examine the ground closely
The members of the committee be-
lieve that only minor repairs and close
attention will be necessary to keep
the dyke in repair this spring.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cutlery, wife of DR.. Gut
terry, the first assistant physician al
the Norfolk hospital, has handed in
her resignation as teacher in the gram
mar room of the Pilger schools, after
having taught school continuously for
over a third of a century. Mrs. Gut
terry will join her husband in Norfolk
as soon as the Pilger board can fill the
vacancy.
Merchants throughout Nebraska and
Dakota are receiving notices from
their wholesale houses to send in any
catsup containing benzoate of soda foI
preventative. BY ruling of the pure
food law that went into effect Decem
Der l, the future use of the compound
for preservative has been declared IL