The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-10-28
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.


on business trip.
Dr. II. 7. Holden went to Casper,
Wyom., on business.
w. p. Logan returned from bust.
ness trip to Plainview.
DR. =. II. Salter made a professional
trip to Spencer Tuesday.
Miss Nora Hans of Battle Creek Is
In the city visiting with friends.
Miss Mabel Brechler OF Battle
Creek was a visitor in the city
MISS Emma Korth went to Lincoln
where she will visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Corby of Neigh are
visiting at the home of Mrs. M. p.
Suffer.
Mrs. Gus Marotz and daughter, Miss
Bertha Marotz of Hoskns, were visit.
ors in the city.
G. =. Watson of Brunswick, enroute
to Omaha and Lincoln, was in the city
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Ira NJ.
Hamilton.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Kent.
daughter.
Sol G. Mayer was in Sioux City yes
terday on business.
O. w. Rish. the plumber, went to
Winnetoon Tuesday afternoon. where
he is laying pipe line to a farm out
side of Winnetoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Bullock have
gone to Omaha to attend the Haller-
Thomas wedding at the Lininger art
gallery of the Halter home.
There will be a special meeting of
Trinity guild Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Weatherby. Very important bust
ness is to be transacted. Every mem
Der is earnestly requested to be pres
ent.
Paul Wheeler, a DollermaKer at the
Northwestern roundhouse, who was
hurt about the face and arms recently
when rope holding the hose gave way,
Is reported well on the road to re-
covery.
Dr. J. C. Myers passed through Nor
folk yesterday enroute to Galena, ILL.,,
where he was called by the death of
Mrs. Myers mother, Mrs. Bell Mrs
Myers was with her mother during
her last hours.
George Reese, one of the oldest
guides in Yellowstone park, is in the
city enroute home from the reunion of
the G. A. h. at Atlautic City. Mr..
Reese is visiting at the home of his
niece, Mrs. l.. NJ. Beeer.
DR.. c. J. Verges and r. b. McKin-
ney enjoyed a successful hunting eX-
petition at the Tannehill farm Tues
day. The doctor made an eXtraordi-
nary shot III killing lone mallard fly
ing directly above him at high speed.
Beeler Brothers store is now entire
ly completed for the formal opening
tonight. Many preparations have been
made by the management, and a sur
prise in the nature of a unique win
dow display Is to be given the public.
Voget's orchestra has been secured
for the music.
W. M. Robinson, general manager
of the Bennett company, Omaha, was
in Norfolk last evening to attend the
ceremonies connected with comforting
the Master Mason's degree upon ". s,
Thorpe, the Company's local manager.
At the close of the ceremonies he pre-
scented Mr.. Thorpe with handsome
solid gold Masonic pin as a souvenir
of the occasion.
The breakdown at The Norfolk cleo
trio light plant has been repaired and
with the repair came many breaths of
relief at various plants in the city.
The Norfolk steam laundry was closed
down for many hours and rush laun-
dry orders at hotels lad to be stalled
Off Bakeries were also sufferers, and
the dough mixers were at a standstill.
One elevator which elevates grain
into the grain chutes, an ice cream
factory and popcorn stand also came
in for halt.
According to a decision handed
down by Justice George C. Lambert
piece of machinery must be satisfac.
tory to the purchaser after he has pur.
chased it or his money should be re,
funded. In the case of Henry Klug
versus H. X Bender of which a
change of venue was taken by the at.
torney for the defendant from Judge
C. F. Eiseleys court, Judge Lambert
found in favor of the defendant and
ordered that the plaintiff pay the cost
of the suit. Bender had purchased a
disc cultivator from Mr.. Klug and
after using il he found it did not work
to his satisfaction. He took the ma
chine back to Mr.. Klug, who refused
to accept it. Mr.. Bender did not pay
for 1t and Mr.. Klug started suit for
the payment, which he lost.
j. +. Haase returned from a bust
ness trip to Winside.
George Dudley, sr., after a few
weeks visit here with relatives, has
returned to his homestead near Co
lone. S. ID.
Mrs. Bert Appleton of Iowa and Mrs
II. A. Risor of Fremont, who have
spent a week here with their sister
Mrs. John Phinney, have gone tc
Lead, S. d., where they will visit with
friends.
Among the days out-oftown visitors
in Norfolk were: T. Kemp, Wake
field Anton Do2baha VardiPr1