The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-11-04


three weeks business trip at Alliance.
Mrs. T.. NJ, Featherstone of OMAHA
is Visiting at the home of August Kie.
sau.
j. NJ. Covert has returned from
business trip to Foster and other
towns north.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brown of Wake
field are in the city visiting with the
A. Phillips family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Phillips returned
from II weeks visit with relatives at
Lyons and Tekamah.
Charles Lehman returned from
PETERSBURG Monday and Wednesday
will go to Dallas on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T., Phillips returned
from two weeks wedding trip to
Chicago and other eastern cities.
George Knapp employed on the tel
cphOne line extension at Columbus,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Miss Addie Grant returned from
limerick, where she was keeping
house for her brother, who has spent
n few weeks in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Fraser returned
Sunday night from three months
sojourn in California and other west
ern coast states. While in California
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser visited short
time with relatives.
Commercial Manager NJ. J. Sanders
of the Nebraska Telephone company,
Who, in company with Superintendent
G. IT, Pratt, were among the Omaha
trade boosters on their recent trip,
has returned to Norfolk
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schcn.
2el, Il son.
S. NJ. Braden played around the
Country club golf links in Al the
Ground record
The w. G. II. u. will meet with Mrs.
I twood Friday afternoon at 2:3O. A
fin attendance is desired,
f. w. Button, an attorney Of Ere
iont. was in the city Sunday to Eot
the Brush auto which he purchased at
the Koyen garage.
City Attorney II. +. Barnhart, can
didate for county attorney on the dem
ocratic ticket, commenced his cam
paign Monday morning.
James Campbell, the Northwestern
steel gang omplOye who was arrested
for being drunk and disorderly and
committed to Jail because he could
not pay his fine, received his liberty
when he got his pay check Saturday,
from which he paid the $40 fine i'm
posed on him in Judge Eiseley's court.
Councilman f.. Is. Kaufman, Mar
tin Sport, G. IIalyerstein and other
members of large hunting party re
turned Monday for a weeks trip in
the western part of the state, where
they report hunting not very good.
The party was, however, successful in
killing seventeen ducks, eleven grouse
and four rabbits.
Judge c. f.. Eiseley received a hurry
up call from residents in the south
west part of the city, where it was re-
ported that young boys were raiding
the judges yard, where he had large
number of sweet pumpkins ready to
be harvested When the judge ar
the pumpkins had most all been car
ried away.
Two members of the Flower Of the
Ranch opera company, who missed
the Sioux City train here, were taken
to Sioux City Saturday in an automo-
bile by Edward Dahm of the Koyen
garage. The party left Norfolk at 10
o'clock in the morning and arrived in
Sioux City at 2:25, five minutes be-
fore the curtain went up for the after
noon matinee.
Morris Irwin and two Tilden hunters
trip near Bassett Saturday are prob
ably the luckiest hunters of the sea
son. The party killed 145 ducks, two
large geese and a number of chick
ems. Mr.. Irwin came back TO Norfolk
with forty-seyen ducks and the largest
of the two geese which he had shot,
and some of the chickens. Norfolk
friends of Mr.. Irwin enjoyed game din.
ners Sunday.
While fishing from n log overlooking
deep slough in the western part of
the county yesterday afternoon, Jack
Koenigstein slipped and fell into the
cold, deep water. Mrs. Koenigstein,
who Witnessed The accident, helped
her husband ashore with the aid of
fish pole. A cold bath which ended
in a slight chill while enroute home
was the entire damage suffered by Mr..
Koenigstein.
Gilbert Dales of Wayne, an expert
mechanic and carpenter. known in
Norfolk as "Up-to-Date," was arrested
for being drunk by Special Officer
Il. Sasse. Monday morning he was
released on his promise to leave the
city. Dales was found mixing drink
at the city water fountain on Norfolk
avenue and Fourth street with water
and alcohol in a tin cup used by the
public. When sober Daes is said to
be one of the finest workmen in the !
country.
Erick Stem of Hoskins, who was ar !
rested last week for being drunk and |
gave Judge Eiseley n bad check for |
Sl5 tO nav his 80 40 fine racaivipp |