The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-29
folks banquet here Friday

c. l.. Hall, who is taking a trip
through the west, recently left Salt
Lake City for Nevada.
Dr. c. A. McKim was called to
Scotia in Greeley county today in
consultation over valuable horse.
f. Brice, who was in this city on a
visit with his son, Tom Brice, has re-
turned to his home in Washington. d.
c.
Mrs. Arthur Pilger of stanton was
in Norfolk to attend an informal cele-
bration of the birthday of her brother
John Davenport.
Floyd Hull who is working in a
drug store in Rapid City, is in Norfolk
for few days, having been called here
by the severe illness of Phil Hull.
Mrs. w. f. Thurber of Fremont was
in Norfolk over night, having come
here to attend the banquet and dis.
trlct congress of the Ben Hur. She
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk last night were: H.
G.. Cross, Petersburg; f. NJ. Mark,
Lynch; j. l.. Burns, Creighton San.
FORD Click, Verdel; G. " Coones,
Niobrara; George A. Brooks, Bazle
Mills; DR.. Long, Madison; A. e. Kull,
Bonesteel L. S. Lillibridge, Burke,
S. D.; Mrs. o. A. Hartman Burke, S.
D.; NJ. X. Kinport, Mrs. Kinport,
Butte
Robert Broeker who not long ago
sold his farm near Plainview, has
moved to Norfolk and rented one of
home in Norfolk preparatory to open
the Bishop cottages on North Eleventh |
street.
f. NJ Bagley, who is making his |
ing hardware store in Trip county, |
is now occupying one of the Bishop
cottages.
Manager Groesbeck has received |
word that the John Gund Brewing com
pany's vault at Dallas, S. d., has been
completed.
Harold Cow, who is visiting this
week at the home of J. d. Haskell in
Wakefield, will leave Monday to accept
the position of bookkeeper in the First |
National bank of Gregory, S. d.
Miss Friieda Schmickle, who has been
working in Norfolk as Methodist
deaconess, has been in Wayne assist
ing in revival 1t is thought that she
will return to Norfolk in a few months.
The third issue of the Norfolk Evan
gel has just been sent out to the sub
scribers of the paper by the editor and
publisher, DR.. C. w. Ray of this city.
The Norfolk Evangel is church
paper and is aimed to cover the gen.
eral church field in this section of Ne
braska. The January issue is a
twelve page paper in magazine form.
Miss Harriet c. Wood, a former
Norfolk teacher who is now county
superintendent of Fremont county,
Idaho, is highly complimented in an
elaborate special edition of the Sugar
City Times, published at Sugar City,
Idaho. Miss Wood has been reelected
jority. A half tone of Miss Wood
appears in the page devoted to the
schools.
Police Judge Eiseley smiled today
as he opened court for he found he
had a real court to open and a real
case to try. Judge Eiseley has viewed
he new year with suspicion for New
Years resolutions" or some other 1909
influence has put the police court bust
ness quite to the bad. Judge Eiseley
hought until this morning that his
January report would not show
single arrest docketed and tried in
,ourt. But last night John Olson,
Battle Creek carpenter, fell from the
water wagon with thud sufficiently
oud to attract the attention of
policeman. So Olson broke the monot-
my of police court by furnishing a real
rial and by paying $40 into the cot
ers of the court. He was found
,uilty.
A. e. Kull of Bonesteel, S. D., today
old the A. j. Durland residence
property on South Ninth street in The
Ieights to j. A. Wiley, q prominent
northwestern engineer of this city.
The consideration was $4,000. The
ouse is one of the largest in Norfolk
nd was the home of A. j. Durland,
Iho erected the residence when he
moved into The Heights.
Title to the property of Mrs. Kate
who burned to death last
ummer, has been turned over to her
usband, Jacob Hangartner. This
elton was taken in Madison yester-
ay. 1t was shown that the property
ED in the wife's name really be- p
'nged to the husband The latter is
the Norfolk hospital and his wife
cted as guardian. w. E. Taylor of h
Iadison is now the guardian There V
only one son, Little Fritz Hangart- 81
err. a
A meeting of the fire department n
n February 10 will take up the ques- p
on of holding the state firemens a.
in this city next summer. Ii
I the recent state convention here b
orfOlk was invited to take charge of a