The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-02-18
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Arthur Altman of Omaha Is in the
city
Miss Martha Zuta returned from
Hoskins.
Mrs, August Korth of Pierce was in
the city.
Miss Frieda Korth has gone to Hos.
kins, whore she will attend an enter.
tainment.
w. w. Ahrens of Plainview was in
the city.
Mrs. Emil Miller of Winside called
on friends here.
John Galster of Thurston was in the
city visiting with friends.
Mrs. Fred Pnueger of Altoona, Neb.,
is in the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. ed Becker has gone to Allen,
where she will visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Baldwin have
gone to Fremont. where they will visit
with relatives for few weeks.
DR.. Bertha Altman is reported very
H.
Mrs. John Davis is said to be very
Ill at her home on Madison avenue.
A regular meeting of the Norfolk
Elks will be held at the club rooms
this evening.
The West Side Whist club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Weatherby on
Monday evening.
A. J. Donnally was fined $40 in JUS.
tice Eiseley's court yesterday for be
ing drunk and disorderly.
Mrs. Mary Montague is reported i'll
at the home of her son, j. Il. Mon
tague, on North Ninth street.
The 4.year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Hutton is reported suffering
from second attack of appendicitis.
J. s. Mathewson has built special
chicken coop for ten game cocks that
have been shipped to him from Kan
sas.
William Parker was arrested by Of
ficer Finkhouse for being drunk.
Judge Eiseley let him off with a rep
rimand.
The first meeting this season of the
directors of the Norfolk Country club
was held at the office of the Durland
Trust company Friday. Plans for the
summer campaign were discussed.
Justice Lambert fined c. II. Bar
necke $615 yesterday on charges filed
by John Sporn, who claims Barnecke
assaulted him a few days ago Bar
necke is said to have attacked Sporn
with Ratchet
Constable John Flynn returned from
Lincoln, where he went to serve pa
pers on w. Hinkley of Norfolk who is
reported to have sold mortgaged prop.
erty. Hinkley is said to have made
full settlement.
Dick Walton was fined in police
court Saturday afternoon for fighting
He knocked down Sam Lodge, his
brother-in-law. with a right swing to
the jaw and then gave him kick in
the face. The fight took place on the
street.
DR.. F. A. Bryant has gone to Girls
void, Ia, to attend the funeral of his
Meers S. d., last Tuesday. The re-
mains were shipped from Meers &c
Griswold, where they will be Inferred
this afternoon.
The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs
Jamison, southwest of town, Tuesday
at 10 o'clock. Places of meeting are
Mrs. Westervelt's, Mrs. Lough's, Mrs
Ballantyne's and Mrs. Guilds, where
teams will take all out that desire &c
go. There will be a picnic dinner
Robert Leith of Minneapolis was il
the city yesterday with a view of find
ing a location for five and ten-cent
store. Norfolk looked good to Mr.
Leith, and when told that the city was
going to pave he was more pleased
with the town. He left for South Ia
kota and, it is said. he will return here
to start in business.
G. y. Christensen has returned from
Lindsay MIR. Christensen, who is the
owner of the old Seller feed yard
which was destroyed by fire some
time ago, says the destroyed building
has been sold to A. w. Finkhouse anC
arrangements have been completed
with carpenters to begin at once con
structing a new barn and feed yard.
Ed Harter, city clerk, has sent let
ter to II. II. Salmon, former Norfolk
city engineer, in an effort to Obtain
from him the records of the Norfolk
avenue grade. If the efforts of the
city clerk in obtaining these record!
from Salmon are fruitless, the city
will have to have new records of the
grades made. At the last meeting o
the city council it was the sense o
the councilmen present that the ole
grade holds good providing the records
are obtainable
After three years of construction
work the new Sacred Heart hospital a
Spokane, Wash. has been completed
This building is now the best hospita
in the west. On March !, patients a
the old hospital will be removed tC
the new building, among them beine
Ed Dixon of Norfolk, who, as the re
suit of railroad wreck, mad his les
broken in several places. Norfolk rel
atiyes of Mr. Dixon expect him to be
in Norfolk some time in the first par
of March. His condition is reported
favorable
Organizer Evans of the Nebraska
Live Stock Owners Protective assoCia
ton reports two new branches of tina