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

last evening from Christmas Visit 10
Lincoln.
Miss Chase, who teaches In the
Chadron schools has been visiting In
Norfolk.
Among the days out of town visl-
tors I'm Norfolk were: Frank Morse,
Naper; Mr.. and Mrs. Haukaas, Dial
las s d.; Claud Wood, Gregory, s..
u: G. -. Holland, Dallas, S, D.; II.
10. Slman, Winside; w. Standiford,
Gregory, s. D.; l.. o. Leger, Fairfax,
3. D.: DR.. E. j. Spencer, Gregory, s..
ID; j. w. Sloan, Pierce; Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Click, Verdel; Fred Won SegSern,
Gregory, S. d.; ID. L. Best, Battle
Creek; c. c. Beermann, Dakota city,
George CARVE, Niobrara; 7. s. Strick'
land, Mclean; Mr.. and Mrs. X. E.
Howe, Wakefield; August Lambelet,
Z Verdel; Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Block,
Oakdale; j. Barth, Madison; A. l..
Johnson, Gregory, s. d., Fred III. Free,
Plainview; C.. +. Flaugh Dallas, S. D.;
Sheriff Thomas Coleman, Butte; II. f.
Slaughter, Gregory, S. ID.
Mrs. Chris Anderson Is quite ser
iously i'll.
The West Side Whist club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bullock Tues
day evening.
|. G. Westervelt Is seriously Ill at his
home on Madison avenue, between
Third and Fourth streets, and fears
for his recovery are entertained
Rosebud Times: A. j. Wilcox re-
turned from Tyndall and Springfield
Tuesday. He has associated with him
II. #. Barnhart of Norfolk and will
open a law office in Gregory. They
have a law library of over 1000 vol
umes and are both noted in their pro
fession.
Supreme Justice j. b. Barnes, in
writing to The News on business, says:
Il find myself quite comfortably set
tied in this city and think | shall like
It here. Your paper keeps me in
touch with Norfolk friends and con-
hitions. You need not be ashamed of
The News in comparison with other
dailies of the state"
G. w. Massingale, aged fifty years,
of Valentine, Neb., who had been in
Eldorado Ark, for several months,
was robbed of about 5000 Wednesday
night and killed. His body was found
Thursday near the school building in
Mldurado. Lee l.. Combs, a farmer
living about four miles from Eldorado,
who was arrested in Little Rock, Ark,
last summer, said to have been
charged with larceny, is held in con-
nection with the killing.
"A family reunion was enjoyed at
the home of Charles Meek, in Her
rick. Mr. Meek formerly lived in
Norfolk. Among those present were
II. E- Satterlee, formerly of Norfolk;
Frank Hartsock of Herrick; Ed
Beels of Norfolk. George Satterlee of
Brocksburg was unable to be present
on account of the arrival Of new
son at his home December "a. There
were children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren present.
Bernard Scat, son of H. f. Scat, a
lbanker and leading citizen of Naper,
died in Colorado Springs last week.
The deceased developing SYMPTOMS of
consumption, went out to Colorado a
year or so ago and up to the time of
his death had been making rapid
strides toward recovery. In weight
he had gained considerably. H. f.
Sat, the bereaved father, has gone
10 Colorado to get the remains. The
funeral will be held in Naper as soon
AS he returns.
The Good Roads meeting to be held
in the university of Nebraska, Memo
rial hall, January 1, 1909, for the pur-
pose Of discussing needed legislation
TO secure good roads should be of great
interest to the citizens of Nebraska.
The principal address will be made by
Hon. George H. Cooley, representing
the department Of agriculture, Wash
,ingtOn, who is recognized as ono of the
most practical road engineers in the
United States, and other prominent
speakers will also address the meet
ting A cordial invitation to be present
is extended to every Nebraskan in
terested in this important work.
sack OLeary, welterweight prize
tighter, visited Harry Reid in Norfolk
Saturday on his way to Gregory, S.
H. NIClC llt SbNo lliNO - oAhitiSa' iNlu
Jensen of Council Bluffs and also of
Norfolk leaves today for the same
place to act as Sparring partner for
OI4eary and assist him in getting
INTO condition to meet the challeng-
ing Dakota talent. 1t Is generally
:lunicipated that patrons of the ring
ssitie will have the satisfaction of wit
messing one or two really hard dis.
lpNNed battles in the near future. Jen-
sen who is we'll known throughout the
western states as a pugilist of no
yptaan capabilities has for the past two
meutas been working steadily at his
, trade cnf blacksmith at the Peters
shop in Norfolk. He is at present in
the very pink of condition and it is
more than probable that when he gets
to Gregory he will go into the ring