The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-02-11
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

SATURDAY SlF TINGS.
NJ. j. Sanders was at Leigh.
j. N. Wicks went to Humphrey.
Ed Becker returned from Sioux City.
II. f. Barnhart returned from Pierce.
Peter Stafford was at Battle Creek.
John Flynn returned from Meadow
Grove.
Miss Louise Schulz returned from
| Hoskins.
G. d. Butterfeld returned from
Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Weatherholt went
to Hoskins.
Miss Minnie Newman of Stanton
was in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling Of Hoskins
were in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. j. r. Chace of Pilger is in the
city visiting at the r. S. Lackey home.
Rhineholt Cowan of Hoskins was in
the city on business.
Mrs. Fechner. Mrs. A. Pilger and son
of Stanton were IN the city calling on
| friends.
Mrs. Fred Seller, who recently came
here from Omaha, where she was ill,
has gone to her home at Verdel, after
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. +. Barnhart.
r. F. Schiller is on the sick list.
Rev. J. Melmaker of the Baptist
church spent part of the past week at
Pilger preaching in the Baptist church.
| &. w. Lemont, who has been suffer.
ing from an attack of rheumatism, is
rapidly recovering his usual health.
r. c. Stevenson goes to Rensselaer,,
, Ind, for weeks stay. Mr., Steven
son has recently received news of the
death of his grandfather at that place.
Miss Claire Napier slipped on the
, sidewalk near the city Northwestern
depot and sprained her ankle very
badly. She will be unable to attend
school for some time.
A meeting of the Commercial club
i directors was held at the Oxnard ho-
tel yesterday afternoon. The PROPOSE.
ton of Nj. c. Hazen, who offers to
establish a credit system for the ben
eft of the merchants, was taken under
advisement.
e. w. Evans has just returned from
Foster and Osmond, where branches of
the North Nebraska Live Stock Own
ers' Protective association were form
ed with thirty and forty-three members
respectively. He goes to Humphrey
today, accompanied by Ernest Raasch.
David Smith has gone to Madison,
where he will exhibit his flying ma
chine. From Madison he returns to
his home at Deverre, Neb. Before
leaving Norfolk Smith said he would
return here to build his second ma
chine. which he says will be equipped
with motor.
S. T. Napier Of Norfolk says he has
Trip county this year. whereas he
lost to 10 per cent last winter. His
cattle are south of the Keya Paha,
just north of the Nebraska line. There
is more snow in the northern part OF
Trip county.
NJ. NJ. Farley, John Fetter and Mrs.
Elizabeth Farley have been subpoe-
naed as witnesses to appear in the dis
trict court at Pierce Monday morning.
Mrs. Stantield is said to be a strong
witness against Harry Joyce, the Ha'
dar bank robbery suspect whose trial
, comes up Monday.
| Examinations for census enumerat,
ors took place Saturday at the local
postottice under the supervision of V.
V. Light, Ed Harter, II. &. Wiles, w.
l.. Whitla, Mrs. r. n. Sears and Mrs.
Marie ODonnell Weekes being the
only applicants for these positions. w.
l.. Whitla and Mrs. Weekes took the
! agriculture schedule test of the dis
trict agriculture school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kroehler have
sold their property at the Junction to
William Christian, ana will move tC
Missouri Valley, Ia, where Mr.. kroeh
Ter has been transferred by the North
western railroad company, with which
company he holds a position as me
Chanic. Mr.. and Mrs. Kroehler are
we'll known here and many regret haV
ing them leave the city.
The jury returned a verdict in favor
of the defendant in the case OF Johr
Wade versus Fred Smith in Justice
Eiseley's court. Wade endeavored t.
get damages of $140 from Smith
whose hogs he says damaged his corr
. to that amount. The jury returned {
. sealed verdict in favor of Smith which
; was opened by Judge Eiseley Saturda!
=. morning. Attorney Koenigstein, coun
} sci for Wade, says he will appeal thu
5 case to the supreme court. William
. Beswick Henry Haase, Charles BEERS
!, dorf, George Dudley and Thomas Lonl
were the jurors.