The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-08-19
TUESDAY TOPICS.

w. II. Kramer OF Humphrey was
visitor in the city.
Judge j. F. Boyd of Neigh was in
the city on bushes.
w. r. Eckert of Hoskins was in
the city transacting business.
County Clerk S. R. Mcfarland of
Madison was in the city to vote.
DR.. H. o. Scroggin of Bridgeport
Neb., was in the city transactng bust
ness.
Miss Georgia Austin has gone to
Madison to attend the county insti-
tute.
Contractor Clyde Smith of Fort
Dodge, Ia, is in the city transacting
business.
Miss Hattie Lockmiller of Ainsworth
who has been visiting with Mrs. Lena
E. Trumm, has returned to her home.
Henry Klaus and his granddaughter
Miss Clara Klaus of Lattimer, Ia, are
here visiting with the Charles Fuurst
family
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Taylor have gone
to Long Pine where they Will spend
a few weeks camping on their ranch
near there.
w. b. Fuerst, Fred Fuerst, Ralph
Fuerst of Battle Creek and Otto Fuerst
of Madison are in the city visiting
with relatives.
Mrs. c. E. Hartford and daughter
Miss Gladys Hartford have gone to
Glenwood, Ia, where they will spend
a few weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. j. r. Campbell has returned
to York, after a weeks visit with
Mrs. j. NJ. Campbell, taking Georgia
Campbell with her for few weeks
visit.
| Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wetzel accom-
panied R. NJ. Waddel to Phillip, S.
D., where they will visit with rela.
tives. The trip was made in an auto
mobile.
Mrs. Willard Green has gone to Lin
coin where she will be Joined by her
| grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Bickel, who will accompany her on a
trip to Livingstone, Mont.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beels,
son.
Anton Shonka has accepted the po
sition as night clerk at the Pacific
hotel.
A meeting of the Commercial club
will be held Wednesday afternoon.
Bank Examiner John Rush, Omaha
is busy examining the Norfolk National
bank.
Mrs. G. A. Kuhl is in receipt of a
| gift from Omaha friends of a hand
some leopard skin rug.
c. E. Burnham, A. H. Viele and E
j. Blk returned from Elgin where they
organized a Masonic lodge Monday
evening.
The outside precinct polling booth
is situated at 527 Norfolk avenue, the
first door west of the L. Brueggeman'.
electric supply store.
A Northwestern brakeman was kill
ed Tuesday at Linwood while making
a connection of freight cars. TIL.
brakeman lived at Fremont.
Ernest Raasch, his sister, Miss Ella
Raasch, Misses Verna and Haiti,
Moldenhauer spent the day at Winsid,
where they were entertained by Liz
Zie Podoll.
Fault was found with the delay il
getting out the contract for the pavin
of Norfolk avenue and a lively figh
| among the city council was expert
enced at their meeting last night. Tn
contract was sent to Omaha for tn
contractors signature.
A stranger in the city from 1llinoi
wants to know what kind of weathe
man we have in the vicinity of MOI
folk. Talking to a Norfolk bushes
man Monday he said: Truly Nebra,
ka is great state. / don't know hoy
you do it in this country. You ca
have rain any time you want it, an
the crops are simply great"
Norfolk's three-day baseball tourn;
ment plan is looming up. Fans wit
n petition caleld on business mel
thirty of whom signed their names I
: a guarantee for the expenses OF tx
three days tournament. ClarenC
, Rasley, manager Of the Clerks ba
8 team, declares that the meet will /
held within the next three weeks.
d number of the fastest ball teams
d this territory will come here.
y Edward Pfile, one OF the old mol