The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-10

| branch with q number OF good siEed
ducks
Miss Alice Hoskins returned from u
| days visit with relatives at plainview.
The board of charities lists for mem
bership have been placed in each bank
In the city and are receiving many
| signers.
Henry Bowman Is minus two teeth
as the result OF being injured in a
game of baseball with number Of
playmates.
r. II. Odiorne, who sold his resi-
denCe ON West Norfolk avenue to ed.
| ward Skiff has moved to 1903 North
| Tenth street
Fred Boche, who was laid up for
| some time with an attack of appendi-
| citis, was able to be in the city to
| transact business yesterday.
George II. Christoph went to Omaha
last night TO arrange for convention
of the state druggists which will take
place at Fairbury, Neb., in June
George Wheeler has been perma-
nently named as u successor to War
rem Rouse, the rural mail carrier who
resigned his position to ro farming
near Ewing.
| W. w. peHart has announced that
he will build modern cottage on his
lot on Nebraska avenue this year. MIR.
DeHart is a prominent Norfolk travel
ing salesman.
Winifred HaZen, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. NJ. c. Hazen, is able to be
out Of bed today after the critical OPP
| tipn for infnnttnn nc Tho I,1o OF nj
glands last Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mcfarland re-
turned from Fremont, where they were
married last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcfarland will make their home at
the Stear boarding house.
Noll 4 Miskimmins, who have had
charge of the music department of the
| Hayes jewelry store, have opened up
a music store on Fourth street and
Madison avenue, opposite the pOstof-
| flee.
A regular meeting OF the directors
of the Commercial club will be held
in the parlors of the Norfolk National
bank tonight. A number Of important
matters are to be discussed by the d.
| rectors.
Election OF officers and directors
was the program outlined for this
afternoon by the members of the Elk
horn Life Insurance company. The
meeting was held in the offices OF the
company here.
DR.. c. F., Marquardt, the opticiaD,
has rented the office building at Ala
Norfolk avenue and will move there
from the Shook jewelry store as soon
The immigrants have been coming
as the paperhangers have finished
their work of redecorating the room.
Mrs. Henry Stehr who is confined
in the county Jail in connection with
the death Of her son, Kaurt Stehr, Is
reported to have been very i'll. Her
condition was critical few days ago
and she Is still confined TO her bed, it
is said.
Rev. ]. w. Kirkpatrick has gone to
Wakena, Kan, where he will partic-
pate in the dedication of a church OF
which he was once pastor. His mother
accompanied Mr.. Kirkpatrick to Wa
kena and will remain there with q
daughter.
William Kell has purchased sixty
feet of the Davenport property on
Madison avenue and the Union Pacific
right-of-way. Robert Klug purchased
the remainder of this property and
will build an artificial stone factory
there this year.
Norfolk physicians are finding the
use of the automobile very valuable in
their profession. One local physician
traversed over seventy-five miles last
Sunday, visiting patients in various
parts of this vicinity. This could not
be done in the old fashioned way with
buggy and team.
The steady travel of immigrants To
the Rosebud country has not ceased.
J through Norfolk enroute to various
towns northwest of here for the past
two or three weeks. One train of fifty
cars passed through the city a few
J days ago. Most OF the homeseekers
come from the east and are either
Germans or Bohemians.
Details of the accident which befell
r. v. Hulac, a Norfolk brakeman on
the Northwestern, are given as fol-
lows in the Fremont Tribune; The
accident occurred about $50 o'clock
Saturday evening. when Hulac was
walking along the top of freight car
: in train No. 35. The long spout on the
water tank at East End had been left
out of it's proper position and it struck
Hulac on the head. The train was
moving slowly so the blow was not
severe, but it was enough to knock
him off the car. AS he fell ne clutched
one of the iron bars that form the lad
der up the side of the car. BY so do
ing he swung himself away from the
side of the car and fell clear Of the
rails. II was taken to tie hospital in
the ambulance"