The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-29
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

business.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Dixon are visit.
ing In Rock Island.
Misses Wark and Nora Bundy will
leave for Kansas City tomorrow for
the spring millinery season.
NJ. s. Burritt was down from Sioux
City today closing up his local bust.
ness arrangements, lie will make his
home in Sioux City.
Mr.. McCorstin Is seriously III at the
home of his sister, Mrs. McGhan on
Madison street.
Oscar A. Richey of Norfolk has re.
vived his divorce suit against his wife
in the district court at Madison. He
was married in 1886 and alleges de-
serton for the last two years.
w. A. Moldcnhauer Is able to be
around little and his condition, after
his recent severe illness, looks much
more favorable.
Mrs. Mary Il. Forrest desires a di-
vorce from her husband Ralph X.
Forrest, whom she married April ~,
1908. in Antelope county. She has
filed divorce petition In the district
court at Madison through Attorney
Barnhart. Non-support is set up. Her
husband has an interest of 5000 in the
estate of his father John Forrest.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet Thursday to en-.
JOY a social afternoon with Mrs. A. e,
France at 2l0 South Twelfth street
Mrs. France will be assisted by Mrs
Hewins and Mrs. Chapman
Ed Harter was in Stanton yester
day.
Mrs A. Wolf of Battle Creek was a
Norfolk visitor.
Mr., and Mrs. b, c. Gentle, who are
visiting relatives in Creston, Ia, VIII
return to Norfolk Friday evening.
Among the days out of town visi-
tors in Norfolk were: Sheriff j. j.
Clements, Madison; J. II. Young, Cen
ter; J. Barth, Madison; Edward An
derson, Newman Grove; e. j. DeBell,
Rosebud; f. Crook Foster; w. II.
Beckenhauer, w. A. Beckenhauer,
D.; w. T. S. Neigh, West Point; II.
II. Hull AinswOrtn; d. A. Beach,
Wayne; p. N. Peterson, Humphrey;
William Krotler, Stuart; Anton Ben
da, Verdgre; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kelly. Pierce.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ruhow, a
son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Canote,
a daughter.
Charles Hulac, bookkeeper at the
Norfolk National bank, is confined to
his home with an attack of tonsilitis.
James Lodge, living south of Nor.
folk, has sold his farm to Adolph |
Schilling, neighbOr, and will move to
the vicinity of Elgin, having secured |
a farm mile southeast of that place. |
More attention than usual is to be |
paid this year to rural school subjects |
in making out the program and arrang- |
ing the department meetings of the |
North Nebraska Teachers association |
which comes to Norfolk in the spring |
Andrew Collins, living south of
Meadow Grove, received word that his
brother and his brothers little daugh.
ter were among the persons buried in
the snow slide at Camp Bird, Colo,
last Saturday. He has gone to that
state, expecting to find both dead. His
son, who was in Norfolk, has been
called home to Meadow Grove on ac-
count of the accident.
II. NJ Eaton, eX-commissioner of
public lands and buildings in Nebras-
ka, is in Norfolk taking an inventory
Nf hn npt.. ut lA fA1r |
hospital for the state board. The
work will require the balance of the
week. The new officials for the hos
pltal are expected Sunday.
A Degner of this city and Mayor Wy
coff of Madison, another hardware
dealer, are visiting various towns in
this part of the state this week in the
interests of the Nebraska Hardware
Dealers association. Mr.. Degner is
one of the officers of the association,
while Mr.. Wycoff was one of the Ne
braska delegates to the national con-
vention recently held in ST. Louis
Mr. Degner will be home about Fri
day.
The late Joseph A. Conner of Oma-
ia, NupSt estate NdluGu al YtUU,UVU Is
the subject of sharp legal contest
just now as indicated in press dis ,
patches from Omaha, was a large land ,
owner in Stanton and Madison coun-
ties east of Madison for twenty years. +
Mr.. Conner, before his death few !
months ago. frequently visited his land ,
holdings, often walking out from Madi- l
son TO his farms, where he frequently
spent a number of days. Much of his ,
property was left to Catholic institu- T
lions. Father Buckley of this city has !
been called to Omaha as a witness.
Lincoln Star: At least one limb of r
the Sheldon administration has found 7
approval in the eyes of Democrats. ,
The junketing party that visited the P,
Norfolk asylum is filled with satisfac- 2
ton over the condition in which DR..
Young left the institution and have