The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-02-18
FRIDAY FACTS.


Fremont.
Il. p. Weatherby was at Verdigre on
business.
A. Buchholz returned from bust
ness trip at Omaha.
Miss Martha Radnenz of Hoskins
called on friends here.
Misses Alvina and Martha Luebke
OF Pierce were in the city.
AL Lindsay returned from visit
with relatives at Creighton.
II. +. Barnhart returned from Pierce
where he had been in the Joyce case
He was one of the counsel for the de.
tense.
! Miss Frances Gallagher has gone to
Imam for a few days visit
Miss Anna Nelson of Hoskins was in
the city visiting with friends.
Mrs. Carl Barstaedt of Randolph
| was in the city visiting with friends
AL Degner and Mayor Friday are at
Lincoln attending the hardware deal.
ers' convention.
Mrs. T. f. Odiorne returned from
Sioux City where she had been visit.
ing with friends.
George Schiller, father of r. f.
Schiller, has left for Central City and
North Platte to visit relatives, after
which he goes to his home at st. Louis
Mrs. G. r. Stewart and her son
Lament Stewart, who were here Wis.
iting with the John Phinney family
have returned to their home at Nick.
erson.
! G. J, Fleming has installed public
telephones in his place of business.
Louis Buckendorf has accepted pc.
sition at the c. J. Fleming drug store.
S. S. Hayman, state manager of the
Modern Brotherhood of America, was
in the city enroute to Butte to or.
ganize a branch of that order.
Ice skating was enjoyed last evening
by a number of young Norfolk people
on Blue lake.
A. l.. Anderson constructing engi-
neer of the Nebraska Telephone com
pany, was in the city looking over the
local plant. He left to inspect the
Columbus office.
at her home on East Madison avenue
early this morning. The funeral will
probably take place Sunday afternoon
from the Christ Lutheran church.
! Ben Skalowsky, an employe of the
AL Degner hardware store, had his left
foot badly crushed Friday, when a
heavy iron weight with which he was
working slipped from his hold No
bones were broken.
! Glen Steven, former wire chief of
the Norfolk Nebraska Telephone com
pany, and Miss Orela Walsh were mar.
ried at Kearney last week. Mr.. Steven
is connected with the telephone com
pany with headquarters at Shelton.
Arrangements for the joint meeting
of the hose companies of the Norfolk
fire department at the city hall this
evening have been completed. A good
program has been arranged. A din
ner and smoker will be enjoyed by the
firemen. The hook and ladder boys
will be guests of the hose companies
i Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Henrietta Feldhahn, who died
at her home six miles northeast of the
city few days ago, took place at the
home at 1870 Thursday afternoon.
Rev. J. p. Mueller delivered the fu
neral services, after which the remains
were inferred in the old Lutheran
cemetery, east of Norfolk.
Rev. J. p. Mueller narrowly escaped
being dragged to death when his horse
attached to buggy in which he was
driving to conduct funeral services
ran directly into the four-horse team
day afternoon. The buggy was badly
smashed, but the minister chung to
the reins and with much difficulty and
wonderful presence of mind guided
the horse out of danger, but himself
was dragged and badly bruised. He
was able, however, to attend the fu-
neral and deliver his sermon.
How would you like to take a trip
to Washington on Uncle Sans ex-
pense and earn money while you are
doing this? If you take the examina.
ton March 5 for additional Office force
of the census bureau at Washington
in connection with the coming census
you can take advantage of this delight
full experience. This second examina-
ton became necessary because there
were insufficient applicants for the po-
sitions from some of the southeastern
and western states in the first exam
ination on October 23, last year, to fill
all positions which such states are en-
titled to. Nebraska is entitled to for.
ty-twO appointments, while only TWEEN.
ty-three were examined. This exam
ination is very simple and any one
with common school education can
easily pass it. The positions last not
less than three months and up to three
years, with a chance to remain in the
civil service and get opportunity of
promotion, with salary not less than
5000 per year. V. V. Light of the 10.
cal postoffice has all the information
necessary for these positions.
Why Be a Suffragette?
don't know why any woman
wants to be Il suffragette when she
1 can join the Daughters of the Ameri.