The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-04

love. We were. therefore, shocked to-
day to see him laughing with dining |
room girl and apparently enjoying
himself.
Eyes. II is very hard to bear"
an Atchison widow sobbed when n
friend attempted to console her.
Johns death occurred when all the
girls and myself had Just bought new
party dresses"
It will be great shock to young
mothers, but most of the men we
knew as boys, who developed into
pretty good men. learned to chew to-
bacco a good deal more readily than
} they learned to play the plano.
Men may be divided into two
/ classes-those who would have made
great baseball players. II they had
been allowed to stay with the game,
4 and those who are acquainted with
some player who did win fame.
A There once lived in our neighbor-
HOOu very WOTlultSS Dpy, ENtIy
morning we could hear his folks try
e ing to get him out of bed to eat his
breakfast, and to get to his work In
time. We are, therefore, glad to hear
r good reports about him. He has late
lily been advanced by his employer,
and Is coming out all right. There Is
: one good thing about worthless boy:
Tho oftar cnrnac put oil ripht
An Atchison man thinks he Is en-
titled to the Carnegie hero medal. His
p daughter, princess, had company in
the parlor; the young man was her
hearts desire, worked in a bank, and
G always wore good clothes. But the
father walked boldly into the room
and sat down, and he had on his barn
=. clothes, too. His daughter gave him
such look of scorn it stopped his
watch, but he stayed any way.
l. OVER NORTHWESTERN PRAIRIEs.
Madison has raised the dog tax from
n $3.50 to SO.
w. H. Patrick is the new chief Of
police at Pierce.
- S. S. McAllister, an attorney, has
moved to Colome.
B. F. Lyle of Spencer is seeking a
:, saloon license at Pierce.
John A. Ehrhardt of Stanton deliv-
cred the Memorial day address at
), Plainview Saturday.
The work of sinking test oil we'll
10 near Bloomfield, in Knox county, is
=, to be started at once.
City Supt w. NJ. Davidson of Omaha
- will deliver the high school commence
g ment address at Wayne next Friday.
D. Chadron which has been one
;. newspaper town for nearly four years,
- is to have second newspaper, the
Chronicle.
The Wayne Democrat urges the
county commissioners to succeed her
= husband as county superintendent of
- Wayne county.
Captain Charles Fraser of Madison
;. may be advanced to the post of major
~ at the election in the First regiment
=, y to be held soon.
Lincoln Star: The fact that Ne.
braska was dry in 1855 is no argu.
% ment. We hadn't grown anything,
even a thirst, in those days.
Winside Tribune: Boys were born
to four democrats at Emerson last
q week, which undoubtedly means four
~ more votes for Bryan in 1882.
W. w. /. Kortright, who has edited the
defunct Fairfax Sun-Review and the
late Randolph Reporter, has gone to
% Breda to establish new paper.
~ ]. w. Porter, George Wiley and Jul
IT, ius Kuhl are Pierce county demo
y Gratis who want to succeed Sheriff
Dwyer, who is going up on his Trip
county homestead.
T. E. Thompson, one of Stantons ne
IL gro BARRIERS, was fined $40 and costs
"a in justice court there for obtaining
lie liquor for a citizen who was on the
X city's booze blacklist"
Captain d. e. Frazier of Madison
has been elected senior major of the
First Regiment of Nebraska militia
- Major Frazier will have charge of the
ie second battalion of the First regiment.
20 The Catholics in the vicinity of
~ Long Pine are planning to build a
church. 1t is stated by the Long Pine
Journal that there is not a Catholic
ut church between Long Pine and
Or O'Neill.
Witten Index: Mrs. May Melcher
,, | pama onf SUNDAY apd hroEa cop,a IN