The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-25
MONDAY MENTIONS.
A. U. Dnun Of Kearney was /

IL. II. Erickson was visitor in the
city.
Mrs. Anna Fohler of Foster was fl,
the city.
c. e. Tyson Of Clearwater was in
the city.
William Hall OF Gregory was here
on business,
Theo Lind OF Hammil, s. d., was a
visitor In the city.
Mrs Mabel Jasmer of Creighton was
a visitor in the city.
Mrs G. r. Greene of Plainview spent
Sunday with the -. G. Gentle family.
Mrs. Fred Larsen and Mrs. ]. VI.
Criswell of Creighton were here call.
ing on friends.
Mrs. j. 7. llulslander of Plainview
was in the city visiting with the |. NJ.
Hamilton family.
Herman l.. Garner. Mrs l.. A. Chap
man and Mrs. Williams of Missouri
Valley, Ia, were visitors in the city.
Mrs. Nelson Nordquist and daughter
OF Omaha and Miss Cora Stewart Of
Geneva are in the city visiting with
their sister, Mrs. Edwin Booth. jr
Mrs. w. II. Shippee and daughter
Bonnie left at noon for Beaver CITY.
Neb., to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Shippees sister, Mrs, o. A. Har.
yey.
John F. Crosby. formerly cashier of
the Hoskins State bank, was in the
city for short visit with friends Mon.
day. Mr.. Crosby was enroute to Den.
yer.
Assistant Postmaster b. C. Gentle
Is enjoying weeks vacation.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Car.
rick, son.
Miss Anna Palm has accepted pc.
sition as clerk at the Fair store.
Mrs. A. E. Chambers OF Norfolk, who
underwent an operation at Rochester,
Mimi, is reported to be gaining stead
lily,
Religious services were held at the
kirkpatrick of the First Methodist
church.
Because he was drunk and needed
place to sleep, one transient boarder
was given a berth at the city Jail Sat
urday night. Sunday noon he was
given freedom to go his way
The driving park gridiron was the
scene of fast game of football when
the Schelly team defeated the Miller
team by score of Z to 0. Both teams
are composed of a few players Of the
second high school team and the Nor
folk juniors. Odiorne scored the
touchdown for the Schelly team.
1t is reported that the Norfolk fight
fans who have been contemplating a
special train to Gregory on Thanksgiv.
ing day where the Sullivan.Davis box.
ing contest will be pulled off, have CIV
en- up all hopes for the special. 1t is
impossible, they say, TO get enough
fans together to guarantee the train.
This week will be a busy one for
local attorneys. District court con.
vened at Neigh after busy week on
the murder trial at Pierce. Friday
district court will convene at Wayne.
Next Monday court will convene at
Madison and some attorneys will prob
ably attend the supreme court at Lin
coin.
Lincoln State Journal Superinlen.
dent Fred NJ. Hunter of Norfolk, one
of the former football stars of the
University of Nebraska, has been choS.
en- POSTMASTER for the Cornhusker
banquet to be held in Lincoln in De
cember.
Fire, originating under the floor
hA "A ~
e. Odiorne residence on West Noffolk
avenue, caused considerable excite
ment In that household. Mrs, Odiorne
saw the flame coming from a register
In the floor. Her son, George, how
ever, with the aid Sf garden hose
extinguishel the bfaze.
Frank Allen, Who was arrested one,
for being drank and dserderly AM
then "csme back" re-arrested for be
tng drunk and attempting to steal
bicycle, made his escape from tn
street commissioner force after
half hours work on the street. II
was fined $40 by Judge Eiseley, an
not having money to pay his fine, wa
put to work on the street to work CT
the Rfie.
Although the paving of Norfolk AZ
glue is not completed by any mean
impatience is growing out of the fa'
that while the brick are already lai
between Fourth street and Sevent
street, there is the exception of tn
railroad tracks and small strip @
Fifth street where some water come
tions were made. These incomplete
places are blocking the streets an
business men have complained
members of the city council. The Ia
ing of concrete is about complete wit
the exception of q strip west OF IL
bridge and half block east of Sc
ond street.
The holiday trade is already motto
able In the various stores and busine
houses in Norfolk. Many Christm
gifts are being purchased and Il
store keepers are kept busy arrangiT