The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-16
TUESDAY TOPICS,

oureauX of Lamra, S. d., were Norfolk
visitors yesterday.
p. T. Orchard of Omaha, formerly
connected with the Sugar City cereal
mills, has been in Norfolk on a short
business visit.
Among the days out of town visl-
tors in Norfolk we're: Representa-
tive Lew Young, Newman Grove; w.
w. Young, Stanton; County Superin.
tendent N. A. Housed, Madison; Sheriff
Thomas Coleman, Butte; Frank Mel
son, Harrington; f. II. Hufsmith,
Creighton; Mrs. ID. w. Estes, Gregory,
s. D.; c. o. Shannon, Mclean; c. II.
Tarpin, Oakdale; H. t. Mason,
Meadow Grove; w. Krinzine, Stanton;
James McHenry, Plainview; II. Mag
dam, Pierce; o. ID. Whitney, Ran
dolph; N. s. Westrope, Plainview.
Judge ]. w. Witten, the government
superintendent of the Trip county
opening, was to deliver an address this
noon before the Omaha real estate as
ISOLATION.
And 1t keeps right on a showing.
Norfolk and the greater part of north
Nebraska were covered with thin
blanket of snow Wednesday morning.
state and as far west as Fremont. In
Norfolk most of the snow which fell
on the streets and sidewalks soon
melted
At the meeting of Norfolk lodge, No.
81, A. o. u. W., Tuesday evening, dele
gates to the grand lodge which meets
in Lincoln May IL, were elected as
follows: NJ. Moolick, John Quick, NJ.
l.. Ogden, w. N Huse; alternates, S.
r. Mcfarland, w. r. Hoffman, Fred
Koerber, l.. l.. Fairbanks. The most
important question to come before the
to the supreme lodge, the prospects
being that the state will be separated
from the supreme jurisdiction insofar
as financial matters are concerned fol-
lowing the position taken by Kansas
at its recent grand lodge.
Miss Regina Mccain is home from
brief visit to Wisner.
Mrs. w. n. Huse is visiting her
mother at Hawarden, Ia.
County Superintendent Frank Pill
ger of Pierce was in Norfolk Wednes-
day returning from the banquet at
Wayne.
Madison Chronicles: A. +. Ward,
formerly secretary of Congressman
Boyd, is assisting in the abstract and
law office of County Attorney Nichols.
DR.. c. A. McKim has rented the
residence which j. l.. Grant of Madi-
son is erecting in this city. The house
will be completed about the first of
next month.
Peter Unruh, charged with forging
papers and obtaining insurance by
fraud, is recovering from a attack of
pneumonia. During his illness the
Tyndall man was taken from the Jail
to the Madison house.
Miss Lillian Fox of this city under
went an operation yesterday at the
Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester,
Mimi, for throat trouble, Word has
been received here that the results of
the operation were satisfactory Miss
Fox will return to this city in about
ten days.
Oakdale Sentinel: Floyd Cooper
came up from Norfolk to visit relatives
and friends. Accompanied by his
wife, he expected to return to Kansas
City last week and join the Perry &
Smith circus for the season. He in
formed the writer that the show would
visit this territory during May, max
ing stand at Neigh
George Strelow, who for something
like year and half past has been
pharmaceutical clerk at the George B.
Christoph drug store, has resigned his
position for the purpose of entering
the drug business for himself at some
location not definitely determined at
this time. He will remain here until
someone is secured to take his place
at the Christoph store. Mr. Strelow's
home is at Long Pine. He has been
in Norfolk since graduating from the
Creighton school of pharmacy at
Omaha. At the state board examina-
tions he ranked second among the
candidates