The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-06-16
Hadar. spent Sunday here with
friends. VNIYt NH


William McCune returned from
business trip to Meadow Grove.
| w. II. Hoffman and his brother s. A,
Hoffman went to Albion to visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Patch of Gregory
are in the city visiting with the Fred
Braasch family
Mrs. II. A. Brummund OF Wisconsin
Is in the city to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Stefren.
Misses Hattie and Matte Lease and
Matte Christensen went TO Grand
Island to spend weeks vacation with
friends.
Mrs. ID. Il. LutZ and children return
ed Saturday morning from Tilden.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Kunz-
man of Tilden.
Mrs. Il. l.. Estabrook and two young
est children returned to Norfolk from
Lincoln Sunday after having spent
the past school year In that city
A meeting of the city council Will
be held tonight.
C. f. Burnham is suffering with n
painful growth on his eye.
Miss Marguerite Wiley is suffering
from an attack of stomach trouble.
w. N. Huse, who has been very Ill
for four days, is slightly better today.
L. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Wolf
I lie at Pierre, S. d. formerly of Nor
I, folk, a daughter.
Mosaic lodge No. 80 will hold spe-
cial meeting Tuesday evening for
, work in the M. M. degree.
A fine bird dog valued at $780, own
, ed by Emil Moeller, was shot Sunday
afternoon. The dog became suddenly
mad.
. V. A. Nenow reports n successful
fishing trip on the Elkhorn Sunday.
: Five fine catfish were secured by Mr.
| Nenow.
J A carload of laundry machinery for
the state hospital arrived in the city
{ Saturday The laundry ut the hos
/, pital is to be enlarged.
). Former Conductor John Zook of this
= city writes Norfolk friends from Fres-
no, Cal, that he is now settled at
- Fresno, where he has accepted a con-
Y ductorship on railroad.
4 The picnic given by the st. Paul
Lutheran school children Sunday af-
|. ternoon in Pasewall's grove was
l., success. Refreshments were served
|. and the band gave concerts.
@ Jack Koenigstein, Paul Iuelow, DR..
9 r. c. Simmons and the members of
the Wood Lake Rod and Gun club re-
v turned from their weeks fishing trip
d which they report was successful.
v Judge Isaac Powers, special master
n in chancery, will hear the last of the
O testimony in an important Virginia
I land case at Bloomfield today. EX-
Senator w. V. Allen of Madison pass
ed through the city to attend the hear
ing.
" Ernest Korth, who was fined So and
v costs in Judge c. f. Eiseleys court on
IS charges made by Mrs. Emma Mes
Is serle, that he had used obscene Ian
r guage in her presence, has appealed
e. the case to the district court. A bond
a for $50 was filed with Judge Eiseley
10 for the appeal by Korth.
Norfolk now boasts of two automo-
bile taXicabs. Charles and George
Dudley are the owners of these ma
TO chimes. George Dudley first intro.
IS duced the automobile taxi to Norfolk
" and his brother Charles Dudley bought
a one Saturday for the same purpose.
y Frank Melcher returned from Dew
ey and Wood Lake, where he spent a
IN weeks fishing and camping trip. Mr.
at Melcher brought back to Norfolk
many fine black bass. The fishing
# trip was a decided success, there
a were plenty of fish and sufficient sun
ir burns.
Interest in the Norfolk-Newman
~ Grove interurban is not dead. Mr.
Martin, who spent much time in the
IS promotion of the proposed road, was
is in the city Saturday and told friends
that he has not yet given up hope OF
es the road being built. Mr.. Martin will
at continue working on the proposition
C. H. e. Hardy has purchased the st
err Paul Lutheran parsonage and is hav
of ing it moved onto his lot on the corner
of Fourth street and Braasch avenue
ne A new parsonage is to be built nea
s. the ST. Paul Lutheran church and the
err congregation is seriously contemplat
N, ing the building of new schoo
e. house.
in w. H. Young, manager of the Ere
to mont Traffic bureau, was in Norfolk
"a, Mr. Young said the new concession
in freight rates on coal from thu
southwest to Fremont would lower thu
ct. rate likewise to Norfolk. He said h
Adj thought Norfolk did the right thing il
m, employing a paid Commercial clu
TX. secretary.
he The Fremont Country club golfer
er are nearing the end of their tourna
&, ment for the presidents cup, the cor
he test having narrowed down to eigh
ar men. Four cups are offered at FIRE
let mont for four different golf tournf
ments, which are played Throughout
he the summer-a presidents cup, d
to rectors' cup and two private cups.
or George S. SouthwOrth, formerly a
ill insurance agent of this city and
ms coach for the high school footba
team, will be ordained deacon in tn
of Episcopal church in the chapel of tn
m Episcopalean residence at Oman
eel Tuesday. Rev. Dana c. Colegrove {
a this city will attend the ordination
rst Mr.. Southworth will come to Norfol