The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-28

ually when stamps are purchased in
such large quantities the purchaser
has them perforated with the firms
initials. The Cudahy Packing com
pany stamps are perforated with &c.
=. Co." The Nebraska Telephone
company stamps will probably bear the
letters IN. T. Co."
Miss Rebecca Duggan returned to
her school in Pierce county Sunday
noon, having spent Saturday and Sun.
day at home.
j. Evans went to Missouri Valley
Sunday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. lIummelworth and four
children have returned to their home
at Clearwater, having spent the past
few days at the home of Mrs. Hum
melworth's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pot.
ras.
Miss Geneva MooliCk returned yes
terday to her school in Pierce county.
Mrs. Pat Curran went to Missouri
Valley yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. William Banner ana
daughter, Gladys, arrived home yester.
day from Omaha.
John Quick has moved his family
from Park avenue to Mr.. Hodson's pro
from Park avenue to Mr.. llodsOn s
property on Hastings avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harshman and daugh.
% hnr
visiting with Mrs. Harshmans sister
Mrs. John Koerber.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beach and fam.
lily of Trenton, Mo, are here visiting
at the home of Mrs. BeaCh's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ball Mr.. Beach was a
former Chicago and Northwestern con,
ductor, living at Norfolk Junction.
James Bremen went to Omaha yes
terday ON business.
Mrs. Lester Parker and three chill
dren returned to their home in Tilden
at noon, after a few days visit at the
home of Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr.
and Mrs b. =. Parker.
Miss Lillian Porter of Ainsworth is
visiting relatives here for few days
| Jack MCGrane arrived home from
the east yesterday.
Ben Welsh has resigned his position
as car repairer here and has gone tC
Columbus for a few days visit witt
relatives, before going to Cheyenne
| Wyo., to seek employment.
Harry Fox of Creighton is here OF
a brief visit with friends.
| Examinations for rural carriers on
of Norfolk took place at the local post
office. Among the Norfolk men takint
this examination were: Horace =
Gray, James w. Cook, Edgar S. Mon
roe, Charles w. Casselman, John A
tiettinger Bryon b. Barkdoll, Georg,
w. Saffell and Alva II. Mcknight, al
of Tilden have also filed examination
for the position. Examinations 70
carrier clerk for service at the Norfoll
postoffice will take place here Febru
airy 8. These positions pay from 500
up to 81 200 per year.
w. e. Spencer, formerly a Norfoll
business man but now in the Creamer.
business at Alliance, Neb, was in tn,
city calling on old friends. Norfolk
says Mr.. Spencer, is a good place TO
the creamery business, but the lack o
good management, with the competi
ton of large creamery companies, ha
tended to hurt Norfolk's creamer,
trade. Mr.. Spencer while at Alliance
heard of the offer some Norfolk busi
ness men are giving in the way of
free gift of the valuable sugar factor
buildings 70 any one who will guaran
tee to employ fifty men at the plac
for twenty-five years. This offer, MI
Spencer says, is about the best he ha
heard of, and believes some one will
soon take advantage of the offer. H
A.. Pasewalk, who has charge of tn
factory buildings, has had many in
Quries about the buildings and be
lieves he will soon get a satisfactor
offer for the buildings.