The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-07-23


back to Norfolk. Schaefer was In an
ugly mood over being retaken and
stricter watch will be made OF him.
Spencer Advocate; At meeting of
the school board Monday, the contract
was let to S. Beck of Norfolk to in.
stall a heating plant IN the school
building. Mr. Beck's bids were the
lowest, being s2,37S. c. A. Bard and
j. r. Foster of Creighton were also
bidders, theirs being $2,472 and $2,494
respectively. The vapor system of
heating is to be used and will be
placed In eight rooms of the building
While this system cost little more
to install, It is far superior and less
expensive to operate than the steam.
The building will be easier and more
readily heated, n great advantage on
a cold morning, and, furthermore, SAT-
er and better protection to our school
children. The material will be here in
a couple of weeks and Mr.. Beck says
he expects to complete the job in
about three weeks after the material
arrives. "a
Mrs. j. 5. Smith Is Ill.
Dr. Salter went to Foster this morn.
ing.
G. R. Seller was in Madison yester.
day.
r. C. Allen of the Junction is report.
ed sick.
Miss Mildred Rees left for visit at
Denver.
August Karo went to Sioux City this
morning.
John Flynn has returned from Mead
ow Grove.
John B. Donovan was in town Sat
urday from Madison.
Dr. II. o. Munson of Meadow Grove
was in Norfolk Friday.
Mrs. Frank Cummins is i'll at her
home on Koenigstein avenue.
Miss Elexa Newman and Miss Elvi
Biltz of Stanton we're Norfolk visitors.
Miss Jennie Hilton of Chicago will
arrive in the city tomorrow to visit at
the home Of j. T. Thompson.
Mrs. o. L.~Hyde and children left
for Winnetoon, where she will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Jones.
Miss Carrie Gettinger of Omaha,
who has been visiting her brother, F.
G. Gettinger, left for home last even
ing.
Henry N. Durham of Cambridge, N.
Y, an old neighbor of the Cow broth.
ers, is here visiting them and their
families.
Henry N. Durham of Collier, N Y,
who has been visiting with c. c. Cow
and w. j. Cow, left for the east this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. c. Engle, North
Ninth street, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Richardson and Mrs. Ida
Straus of Sioux Falls, s. D., and his
brother, Charles A. Engle of Madison,
S. D., who have been with the Tolerton
& Warfield Co. of Sioux City for four
teen years.
Mrs. d. Baum continues to recover
satisfactorily from the effects of the
operation performed upon her Wednes.
day at Rochester, MINI. A letter writ.
ten at $3.50 o'clock last night states
that she is getting along nicely and
that she had good day yesterday. 1t
is now hoped that the critical time has
passed and that Mrs. Baum will rap.
idly regain her strength.
The street grader win be put at
work on all the streets of the city
in the near future.
While moving the furniture out of
the Busy Bee restaurant at the juno
ton Tuesday afternoon, L. B. Surber
slipped and sprained his right ankle.
There will be no regular meeting Of
the w. c. T. U. until after chautauqua
unless called by the president. They
will have rest tent on the chautau.
qua grounds.
The dog pound at the city hall is
empty now, the last four remaining
dogs being killed last night. Many
more dogs without tags are to be
picked up and will be killed unless
owners rescue them.
Telegraphing from ONeill, AL Ritch-
lie says he has closed contracts with
the Holt County Fair association and
with the Neigh race meet association
for the presentation of his frontier
show in those towns for four days
each.
DR.. P. H. Salter last night estab.
| lished a new record for golf at the
! Norfolk country club, making the nine
holes in SO strikes. The previous best
score was 62, which was made by both
Sam Erskine and ]. S. Mathewson.
The following score was made by DR..
Salter: 7. 5, 6, 7, 4, 7, 8, 7, z; total, SO.
Sixteen Mormon elders, doing mis-
sionary work, will hold services at the
| Crystal theater Sunday afternoon at
| 3 o'clock and Sunday evening at s
o'clock. The work is in charge of
President John l.. Herrick of the west
ern states mission, assisted by VIM.
Redd of Alberta, Canada, S. w. Bal
lard of Burlington, Wyo., and thirteen
others.
Many hoboes are heading for Nor.
folk now, owing to the fact that there
is ALWAYS "SOmethinp doing" here