The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-02-26
THURSDAY TIDINGS.

day noon for Hastings to attend the
state Y. NJ. C. A. convention. Rev G..
A. Jaquith of Neigh will occupy the
pulpit of the First Congregational
church Sunday.
Mrs. Harry owen is quite sick in
Wyoming. where she is with her hus
band.
Mrs. c. S. Parker is now rapidly re-
covering from a two months siege of
pneumonia.
The Fremont Commercial club has
adopted the Norfolk plan of combat.
ing fake advertising.
c. ]. Fleming has moved into the
| cottage recently vacated by Robert
| Utter, on Koenigstein avenue.
Yesterday the Nebraska Telephone
Co. still had twentyseven extra men
working out of Norfolk on storm re.
pair work.
Charles Henry Eberling and Miss
Christine Rakus, both of Norfolk, have
secured a license to wed from County
Judge Bates at Madison.
A marriage license has been issued
i'm the county court at Madison to
Earnest A. Sporn and Miss Helen l..
Wegner. both of Norfolk.
Senator w. V. Allen of Madison
went to Lincoln Wednesday to argue
before the supreme court his appeal
from the Boche verdict of man
slaughter in the district court.
Charles Rice will leave within a few
days for an extended trip to New
York and other eastern points. He
expects to be at Washington March 4
for the Inauguration ceremonies.
A rod on an engine broke just as
the train was drawing into Oakdale
from Elgin, cutting a number of ties.
One of the trainmen was sent back,
afoot, to Elgin, to head off another
train.
John l.. Beach, a former Northwest
ern conductor, has sold his Rosebud
farm near Bonesteel, S. D., and will
move to a farm near Trenton, Mo. Mr..
and Mrs. Beach are in the Rosebud
now arranging to move.
Paul Nordwig has just been able to
get around after another two weeks
| dlldCh VI dppNllulNlllo' llI say Ill'''
! he doesn't want another two weeks
= like these, and he expects to undergo
r surgical operation next Monday tC
get rid of the trouble.
q Frank Byerly, who has been out tC
, his farm since the recent storm
4, states that he found eight quail in one
q bunch and four in another dead. One
bird had taken refuge in a tree an(
p was frozen so stiff that he had tC
I. break its legs to detach it.
). The imported Percheron mare Luz
anne, owned by G. L. Carlson, dice
+ last evening from a ruptured stomach
4 She was the mother of eight colts
five of which sold for $91OO. Her frs
c colt was sold when thirty-one months
n old for $2,75O and the last yearling fo
n $4,000
# The removal of the quarantine from
n the Home of George Fink on Park ay
/ enue and Seventh street has not hat
the effect of releasing the family from
trouble. Mr., Fink is badly bruiset
as the result of falling from piing il
If the Northwestern yards. Mrs. Fin
d at the same time is very low wit
o Bright's disease.
l. Mayor D. ID. sturgeon returned las
G evening 1iom Arizona ana mas agar
g taken up his duties as Ihe eXecutiV
y mead OF the city Mayor Sturseo
II spent two weeks with his son and tw
e. daughters near PhoehlN. Hearing {
so the snow DRIFTS IN Norfolk Mr.. Stu
tx geoh pickeu a collecuoh OF orange
and lemons TO Drlng back to TINS cit!
lie conductor ). W. Merriam VINO wa
N hurt at Fremont while acting a
n. brakeman, VIII be able TO return |
lie Norlolk IN week or ten days Mr.
I'd Merriam is Just back from a Wis
lie with her husband at the Fremont no