The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01

the Christmas vacation with her sis
ters, Misses Anna and Edith Herman
Mrs u b. Mckinney OF Lincoln will
arrive tnls evening for a weeks visit
yith her parents, MIR. and Mrs. ID. G..
Harrington
Mrs w H. Buchol2 of Omaha and
her two sons, Fritz and Arden, are
visiting over Christmas at the y A.
kainbolt home.
Arlan Wiles returned home yester-
day from his school in Columbus TO
spend the Christmas holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Amy Il. Wiles..
Mrs. Il. =. Hummel and son, Earl,
Of Sioux City arrived last evening to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. August Brummund.
Mrs. j. A. Mullen and daughter
Miss Ella, went to Omaha on Wednes.
day TO visit with MIR. and Mrs. IRWIN
Gerecke. The entire party, including
Miss Gertrude Gerecke, will return to
the j. A. Mullen residence in Norfolk
to spend Christmas.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: Joseph Sny.
CERT, st. Edwards; Peter Left, Genoa !;
liver and C. w. Anderson, Hoskins e.
NJ. Thompson, Genoa; Mona Townsend,
lIerrick, S. D.. Misses Ruby Allen and
Martha Steinkraus, Pierce William
Adams, Spencer; Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert, Madison; Il. II. Halton, Anoka;
| n. G. Peterson, Wayne; u. l.. Mar.
shall, Verdel; Miss Florence Water
bury, Lucas, S. D.. Robert Framm, f
| Donate, Spencer; u. l.. Diaz, West
! Point; w. F. Spencer, O'Neill; p. NJ
Fulton, NJ. Yalaer and John Terrence
Burke, S. D.; Leonard Harst, Elgin
George II. Scott, Wayne; Olaf Larson,
Plainview, w. Davies, Herrick, S. D.;
A. S. Dufur, Fairfax, S. D.; Ray Mar
tin, Pierce; S. G. Campbell, Creighton;
d. Johnson, Gregory, S. ID.
Ludwig Koenigstein has closed his
studio till January 4.
There will be Holy Communion at
Trinity Episcopal church at 10 o'clock
Christmas morning.
The Krug Brewing companys ware
house, which a couple of months ago
was almost completely destroyed by
fire, has been replaced by more sub.
stantial building.
f. C. Burkett who has been work
ing on the Fremont Herald, has been
| in Norfolk making arrangements to
purchase and revive the Norfolk Demo
crat, a weekly paper which has missed
fire for over year.
Charles East and DR.. Duncan of Dial
las enroute respectively to Fremont
and Des Moines to spend Christmas,
missed the outgoing train here yester-
day noon and spent the time until this
morning in Norfolk.
The Norfolk Business college closed
December "a for a weeks vacation.
The students have gone to their
homes in various parts of Nebraska
and South Dakota. The new term be-
gins January 4, 1909.
A. B. Beall, who at one time con-
trolled the Norfolk Auditorium, de-
MES in the Sioux City papers a wide
| ly circulated report that he Is to dis
pose of his Sioux City holdings and
remove to San Francisco.
w. l.. Bowling, Madison county's
youngest attorney, some time before
he was admitted to the bar, wrote for
the Central Law Journal, a prominent
legal publication, an article on
Abuses of the Rules of Evidence"
Everybody and their babies were
on the train from the north yesterday
noon, going back home for Christ
mas" said a passenger from an in.
coming Rosebud train. There must
have been fifty women in one coach
and every woman had babe in arms"
Miss LOrena HINES daughter of S
C. HINES, has the distinction of hav-
ing just killed a hawk with a %
caiibre rifle. The bird measured 4
feet, II inches from tip to tip, and
was on a post at the time of being
killed. The little bullet pierced its
head