The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-12-30

Wyoming to spend the holidays VITA
relatives.
Miss Marion Cow has gone to Blue
Springs, Neb., to spend the holidays
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. r. $. Lackey have
gone to Pilger to spend the holidays
with relatives.
r.. b. Trip passed through the city
enroute to his home at Yankton S. d.,
from Trip county.
Mrs. Charles Woosley and Mrs,
Chandler of Columbus were in the city
visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Dehart have
gone to Emerson Ia. to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Louis Klose of Chicago is here to
spend the holidays with his aunt, Mrs.
Charlotte lllgen and family.
DR., X. A. Mittelstadt of Fort Smith,
Ark, arrived for visit with his
mother, Mrs Il. Mittelstadt.
Mrs. c. II. Bowers returned home
at noon after a several months visit
in Kansas City, with her parents,
Mrs. John Finney and her son Law.
ton have gone to Lincoln, where they
will spend the holidays with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Legler of Sioux
City are in the city to spend the holt
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Nordwig.
Thomas Griffin, Andrew Peterson,
George Crawford and Casey Zachek of
Wisner were in the city visiting with
Carl Portwig.
Miss Leatha Brakeman has returned
from Cornell college to spend the hol-
idays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Brakeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Hight leave this
the holidays with relatives there.
evening to spend the holidays with
relatives at Interior, S. ID.
Mrs Henry Schmode and children
of SCOTS Bluff, Neb, will arrive in
the city tomorrow to spend the holt
days with her mother, Mrs. e. Mittel-
stadt.
Ernest Haase has moved from his
farm to North Seventh street.
Alfred Bohland, who has been quite
i'll, is again able to be back at his
office.
William Steffen has accepted a tenn
)orary position as clerk in the Baum
9ros. store.
At Hadar Thursday William Ferris
md Miss Viola Faubel were married
~ Rev, Mr.. Brauer.
Sailor" Kelly returned from Ard
more, S. d., where he fought Tommy
Smith fifteen rounds to draw.
Adam Pilger of Stanton county has
traded his farm near Battle Creek for
a Norfolk residence in the east por-
ton of the city.
A number of Norfolk chicken own
erS are preparing to so to West Point
next month to compete in the fancy
poultry show which will be held in
that city.
There Will be 10 Christmas tree Sat
urday night at the Episcopal church.
as some of the children of the Sunday
school seem to have believed. The
tree will be at a in the afternoon.
Voget's orchestra has been engaged
to furnish music for the Elks stag din
ner which takes place at $50 p. m,
January g. The ladies of the Epsco.
pal church will serve the dinner
A. V. Daniels of Meadow Grove was
arrested by Chief of Police Marquardt
for being drunk. Friday morning he
pleaded guilty and paid fine of $40
in Justice Eiseley's court.
Wind played havoc with plate
glass show case in front of the Nor
folk shoe store when it lifted the case
and dropped it several feet away onto
the sidewalk. Every glass in the case
was broken.
The work of laying brick is at a
standstill. Foreman Samuel Kline,
who is in charge of the work. declares
he will not lay any brick for a while,
although there are fourteen cars of
this material in the city.
The basketball team scheduled for
January 6 between the Norfolk Bust
ness college and clerks team has been
postponed one week The Business
college team will probably play the
, Wisner team in one month.
W. e. Fleetwood, formerly a North
western engineer but now in charge
of construction crew on the Panama
canal locks, has sent large number
of snap shot photographs of himself
family, and interesting scenes around
the canal zone to c. +. Burnham.
II. b. Persons, bookkeeper at the
, Norfolk National bank, has been ap.
pointed to the assistant cashiership OF
, the Monowi State bank at Monowi
, Mr.. Persons will take up his new pc
sition next Tuesday. His successor
here has not yet been named.
{ The decorating committee of the
railroad mems dance are making great
preparations in Marquardt hall, where
their annual ball will be held next
Z Monday night. The hall will be beau
, tifully appointed in Christmas bells
r and other decorations appropriate tC
the occasion. The railroaders expect
large attendance.