The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-11-18
FRIDAY FACTS.

NJ. G. Rohrke of Hadar was visitor
in the city.
Phillip Hille of Hadar was in the
city on business.
William Zutz of Hoskins was in the
city visiting with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. H. T. Holden returned
from a short visit at Omaha.
William Vanmeter Of Wilslow, ILL.,,
is here visiting with the l.. H. Kinds
family.
B. ]. Twamley OF Chicago, owner of
the Mast block, is in the city transact
ing business.
Mrs. Lena Trumm has gone to Aims
worth, where she will spend few
days with relatives.
A. G. Stocking, miller of the Lau-
rel, Neb., steam flour mills, is in the
city transacting business.
Father Gibauer went to Clearwater,
near which place he assisted in the
dedication of a Catholic church.
Thomas Curran, proprietor Of the
York Daily News, is in Norfolk visit
ing his brother. Patrick Curran.
Misses Margaret Austin and Lydia
Brueggeman have gone to Lincoln,
where they will spend few days with
friends at the university.
Rev. julius Rothkegal, who has been
here visiting with Father Buckley of
| the Sacred Heart church, has returned
to his home at Menominee. Neb.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest f<lentz
a son.
The Norfolk Junior and the Schelley
football teams are SCI luled for a
game Saturday afternoon.
The Woman's club will meet with
Mrs. Erskine Monday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. Lesson will be second
and third chapters on Greek Life.
d. B. Duffy of Norfolk has just re-
| ceived word of the marriage some
days ago at Long Pine of his son, Ell.
wood Duffy, and Miss Nora Kernen.
The Norfolk high school girls were
busy selling tickets for Saturdays
Norfolk Wayne normal football game.
Many boxes of candy We're wagered
by the school girls on their teams vic
tory.
December 26-.the day after Christ.
inas-has been selected as the date
for the annual ball of the Norfolk
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
The dance will be given in Marquardt
hall and preparations are being made
for the most successful yet Of these
events.
| George Adams of Scotland, S. d.,
who came here Wednesday to look for
| work on a farm, was arrested Thurs.
day night for being drunk and disor.
derby. He was fined $40 in Justice
Eiseley's court Friday morning and
paid Sc, his entire fortune. He was al.
lowed his freedom
| While the Wayne normal football
team has been defeated by the Wayne
high school team a number OF times in
jpractice plays at Wayne, the NorfolR
high school football team who viii
battle on the driving park gridiror
with the normal team Saturday, de
, clared the nOrmals are the equals o
the Wayne high school team. Boil
, teams are considered very good and
/ game equal to the one with Columbus
, is expected
over $500 has been added to tn
t fund for the building of new Meth
l odist parsonage on South Fifth street
, The ladies of the church declare thei
Y bazaar and dinner Thursday was
decided success. So large were tn
4 crowds at the chicken pie dinners tina
n the ladies were unable to serve thei
customers as satisfactorily as the
k had wished 10. The receipts of TN
!. dinner netted about $500 while tn
i bazaar receipts hit the 500 mari
over 300 guests were served at tn
4 tables. Today the ladies are tende
!. ing their gratitude to the public fc
q the liberal patronage.