The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-10-29

were awakened by the noise of corn
kernels hitting the glass. Sunday wiW
observed Saturday
Congressman Il. w Norris OF Nc.
Cook addressed an audience Of school
teachers, pupils and others Interested.
at the high school auditorium ycster-
day afternoon on the Panama Canal"
In the evening only small audience
turned out to hear his address ON
The Dream of Peace" This IL the
first of the three university extension
lectures which are to be heard hero.
The University pays these speakers
from $50 to SIS night to lecture.
There will be two or three more adj.
dresses delivered at the high school.
probably by Chancellor Avery. Dean
Bessey or eX-Sur erintcndent MclIricn.
One of these addresses will he heard
here probably before Christmas.
An examination will he hcld at the
local postoilice November 3 for sp0-
Cial enumerators of the census, for
manufacturers, mines and quarries.
There are two classes of this grade.
the first and second. First class ex-
aminations are held in the forenoon
and second class in the afternoon.
Postmaster Hays has received requests
for bids for screen wagon service
which calls for service from postoflicG
to dcrots. Requests for bids are also
made for star mail routes. These
routes supply country postoflices which
are not reached by railroads. The sab
AIRY for these positions vary. but some
so higher than $4,000 per annum.
Miss Rose Kirschnac and Edward
Fix drove to Madison, where they were
married at noon. Although the young
couple tried various means OF escap-
ing their friends, they were unsuccess.
| full. While at breakfast a large tray
| full Of green's was brought to them
with no knives or forks, and the joke
was taken up by large number OF
transient people at the Pacific hotex.
| When Mr.. Fix started off with his suit
case he found both sides labeled with
various signs such as Just Married.
etc. When the party started for Mad
ison they were followed by showers
of rice. Immediately after the we'd
ding ceremony at Madison they start.
ed on three weeks honeymoon, going
to Wagner, S. d., to visit the brides,
parents, then to Lake Andes and other
points. Miss Kirschnac came here
last January from her home at Wagner
and has been with the Pacific hotel
since. Mr.. Fix is barber here. After
three weeks trip Mr.. and Mrs. Fix
will return to Norfolk to reside.
A. E. Ward Of Madison Is here.
Mrs. Shaberg of Pilger was here.
Miss Minnie Eike of Pierce was I'M
the city.
Mrs. Frank Romig of Neigh was in
the city.
Francis S. Bowling of Madison is in
the city.
Mrs. Lew Young of Newman Grove
Is in the city.
Miss Daisy Abbott of Pilger was In,
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Huebner Of Hos.
| kins were in the city.
j. w. Fetter returned from two
days visit at Omaha.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buckleman OF
Pierce called on friends here.
William ZutZ of HoslSins Is in the.
city visiting relatives and calling ON
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Olmsted are Wis.,
iting in the southern part of Colorado.
Mrs. N. A. Rainbolt, who is in Oma-
ha visiting with relatives, Is expected
home this evening.
Miss Matilda Schmode of Pilger ana
Mr. and Mrs. Mittelstadt of Wisner are
here to attend the Stocking .Preusker
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Estabrook and
Miss Edith Estabrook and Mrs. C. r.
Reed went to Lincoln Monday morning
for few days visit.
Mrs. Ed Mittelstadt and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruce and Mrs.
Stocking and three brothers and Miss
Kaufman of Laurel are here to attend
the Stocking Preusker wedding.