The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
FRIDAY FACTS

Erick Peterson of Crofton was here
on business.
w. II. Hoyt of Center was visitor
In the city.
William Fuorst of Battle Creek was
in the city on business
O.. l.. Evans left at noon on a bust.
ness trip to Kansas City.
Attorney H. f. Barnhart went to
Tilden on a campaign trip.
Miss Edna Bramon has gone to
Grand Island to visit with friends.
Max Janowski has returned from
weeks visit with relatives at Fremont.
J. r.. Haase and E. NJ. Huntington
made business trip to Hadar Thurs
day.
Miss G. b. Ocumpaugh returned
from Omaha. where she spent few
days with friends
Miss Freda Schmlke OF Kansas, a
deaconess of the Methodist church, Is
a visitor in the city.
p. II. Kohl, democratic candidate
for state senator of the Eleventh dis
trict was in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Butterheld
returned in their touring car from a
few days visit at Omaha.
G. NJ Nattinger, secretary and treas
urer of the Omaha Building and Loan
association, is in the city transactng
business.
Mrs. II. IL. Miller and her daughter,
Mrs. II. A. Haley have gone to Utica,
where they will spend a week with
the +. f. Miller family.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Preston o.
den, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cole have moved
to 81 South Tenth street from Ne
braska avenue.
Rev. j. w. Kirkpatrick of the Meth
odist church has gone to Kansas City,
where he will attend the funeral of his
brother.
Gus Schroeder of Hoslins, whose
son has been very i'll, was in the city
and reports the condition of his son
is much improved.
Obed Raasch reports bumper crop
of potatoes. Three bushels of the po-
tatoes are fancy ones. Each spud
weighs over a pound and half.
Jacob Hauck of Omaha the German
speaker who addressed a large audi
ence in the Germania hall here
Wednesday evening, was in the city
Friday morning enroute to Stanton
and Scribner to deliver addresses.
Mrs. w. l.. Parker was chopping
wood, and stick flew up and cut a
severe cash in her face.
Miss Addie Grant was slightly in
jured yesterday as the result of acct
dentally falling down a flight of stairs
in her home on South Eleventh street.
County Attorney Nichols was in
Norfolk yesterday just starting in on
his campaign for reelection. He has
been so busy with county work that
he was unable to get out before yes
terday.
The Norfolk militia men have Sc
cured Professor Voget's orchestra to
furnish the music for their annual
military ball which they have decided
will take place on Thanksgiving night,
November "a.
Louis Dommer a prominent farmer
living northwest of this city, declares
he has made a record in the way of
raising hogs. He also wishes to hear
from any person in the state who can
come up to his record. He recently
sold fifteen head of 7-months-old hogs
at cents per pound. The hogs av-
eraged 247 pounds.
Miss Ethel Chady of Winner and
DR.. Colette of Carter were married at
Sioux City, Ia, Wednesday, The
young married couple visited with
Miss Fay Livingston of this city and
then went to Winner, where they will
spend two weeks, after which they
will go to Tulsa, Okla, their future
home.
The concrete mixer which is turn
ing out the concrete for the Norfolk
avenue paving has been moved from
North Fifth street to the corner OF
Norfolk avenue and North Second
street. The laying of concrete be-
tween Fourth and Third streets is to
cavations are being made between
First and Third streets.
A beautiful electrical emblem is be
ing constructed by Miss Edith Viele
for the Eastern Star, stapter No. 40
The emblem, in the shape of a star
measuring about thirty inches, will be
painted in the colors of the organiza
tion-blue, yellow, white and green
Thirty-five electric lights of the va
rious Eastern Star colors will decorate
the emblem, which will be placed In
the Eastern Star hall.
Abe Levine, the pawnbroker, was
appointed local agent for the Colum
h'a Photograph company by Agent G
C. Kenny of that company, who ar
rived in the city from Omaha Thurs
day afternoon. A. M. Wurtz, the jew
eler and agent of the c. Shook Jewel
ry company Of Omaha, has resigned
his agency for that company and will
leave the city Monday. Mr.. Wurti
was the former agent, also, for the
TOluD,hia cOmnanv Mr. Shook ia aX