The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-17
FRIDAY FACTS.

ness.
A. B. Lang of Madison was here on
business.
DR.. A. B. Tashjean went to Burke
on business.
r. w. Saley, prominent Columbus
| business man, was In the city trans.
acting business.
X. w. Mcdonald Of Plainview was
| in the city.
j. II. Crawford of Wahoo was here
| on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Munger OF Pill
ger were in the city.
Charles Beiersdorf returned from a
business trip to Neigh.
NJ. j. Sanders and Walter Jones
went to Randolph on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. !. Schwerin of Bel
den were visitors in the city.
| Miss Martha Brummund went to Til.
den where she will spend few days
with relatives.
George l.. Adams of Niobrara was
in the city visiting with DR.. and Mrs.
F.. A. Bryant.
Eugene Flynn of Omaha is in the
city visiting with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Flynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hamilton of
Omaha were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Fender.
| F. A. Beeler leaves tonight for a
months business trip to Chicago, Phil
adelphia Buffalo, New York and other
eastern cities.
G. II. Graham has gone to Grand
Island, where he has accepted posi-
ton as operator for the Western
Union company.
Samuel Tewksbury, a prominent
Stanton county farmer, enroute to
Battle Creek to visit with friends,
spent day here.
Alva Wiedeaman left for Burke, S.
D., for a visit with his brother, Jake
Wiedeaman, and sisters. Mrs. Gus
Gnirk and Mrs. John Schriners and
families.
w. B. Golden and ]. c. Northrup,
Northwestern railway freight inspect
ors who have been here for the past
four days working on a merchandise
schedule, have returned to their head
quarters at Fremont.
Fred Ewald, a farmer living with
Fred Hickman, northwest of the city,
is reported recovering rapidly after a
l. long and serious illness.
Another Flasher" electric sign is to
adorn Norfolk avenue. The Norfolk
Business college has ordered twenty
foot flasher electric sign which will be
placed in conspicuous place on the
Cotton block.
u would not give one good square
section of Nebraska land for the en-.
tire state of Kansas" is the statement
made by Frank Tannehill who has re-
turned with his wife from several
: months visit through Kansas and Ok.
lahoma. Mr.. Tannehill declares the
Nebraska soil far SurpasseS that Of
Kansas, over which state he travelled
| extensively.
Officers and members OF the local
company of national guards were CIV
en- severe and thorough regular army
inspection by Major Deyore of the
Eleventh infantry of the regular Unit
ed States army, last night. The quar-
terNaster's supplies were inspected
and the soldiers were put through a
: heavy drill which seemed to please
the major of the regulars. There
seems no lack Of interest in the COM
pany and the news from the Mexican
frontier has a tendency to have the
regular number of men every drill
night at work.
Last years members of the fast
clerks baseball team are unanimously
in favor of Norfolk joining the state
league baseball association and pur.
chasing Red Clouds place in the
league. Clarence Rasley, manager oil
the clerks team, declares a number
of good local players would join this
team and make good. w. F.. Hall, for
mer manager of the Norfolk paid
team, declares Norfolk could come out
, satisfactorily by joining the league
with a good financial support from
g Norfolk business men, the Norfolk
r team would make good in the league,
I he said.
The Northwestern alfalfa exhibit
will arrive in Norfolk from Valentine
at 2 o'clock on the morning of Feb
ruary 81. At 2 o'clock that afternoon
: the show will be open to the public il
the city hall, and early "Wednesday
q morning the show will be moved t
other points along the Northwestern
: line. The fact that it requires ovel
t two hours to move the show from the
cars to the show rooms in the city hal
e is the reason for the late opening o
y the doors. Professor Hunt will Civ,
the lecture in this city. The privat,
IL car will be sidetracked near Norfoll
l. avenue and used by the management
o l.. b, Nicola, who has charge of tn
q Richards block, which is occupied b,
e ]. Nightingale and II. \. Haley, dc
clares the prospects for five and ter
IS cent store in that bailding look YER
q good, but up to this date the deal ha
not yet been closed. 1t is reporte
'e that the new management, who's
le name has not been secured, will tax