The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-31
FRIDAY FACTS.

city.
Mrs. Mylie Howard, who has been
visiting with her mother, who has
been i'll, at Battle Creek, has returned |
to her home in Colorado.
George NJ Beels returned from a |
trip to Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Slaughter of |
Dallas were visitors in the city.
Herman Raasch Of Stanton was In |
the city visiting with w. L. Lehman.
Charles A. Henderson OF st. Paul,
Mimi, is in the city transacting bust |
ness.
Mrs. w. T. Shiveley went to O'Neill
to visit with her mother, Mrs. J. T.
Hershiser.
Miss Nellie NJ. Giles Of North Bend,
Neb., is in the city visiting with Miss
c. B. Ocumpaugh.
Rev. John Witte has gone to Co
lone, S. d., where he has some mis-
sion work to perform.
c. S. Hayes returned from Cedar
Rapids, Ia, where he attended the
funeral of Mrs. A. c. Taylor, wife of
A. c. Taylor, owner of the Taylor
| block of this city. Mr.. Hayes was ac-
companied from Omaha by Mrs.
Hayes, who was in that city visiting
with her son.
Henry Hansen, formerly of Osmond,
is in the city visiting at the home of
Orville N. Stukey. Mr.. Hansen has
been in this country for five years and
is returning to his home in Hamburg,
Germany. Mr.. Hansen will leave on
the steamship President Lincoln,
N. j., next week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo. McCar-
rigan, daughter.
Victor Merha has accepted a tenn
porary position as tailor in the P. ].
Fuesler shop.
Miss Mona O'Brien has resigned her
position as bookkeeper and stenogra-
pher in the Office Of DR.. P. H. Salter.
The first artificial ice for this season
was turned out Thursday afternoon,
$50 cakes weighing 300 pounds each,
being manufactured during the night
| Jesse G. Grove, a Northwestern
brakeman, is suffering from badly
injured finger as the result of an acct
dent at Pierce while uncoupling cars.
i George B. Christoph has been ap-
pointed a member of the resolutions
committee for the Woodman of the
World camp meeting which is to be
held at Hastings, Neb., next month.
George E. Drees, who sold his dry
goods store at Witten, s. D., was in
the city enroute to the Cheyenne res
ervation, where he will take charge Of
store which is now conducted by his
brother.
II Work has commenced on the con-
. struction of the Ed Hans modern bun.
galow on Braasch avenue. The old
house is being moved to the rear of
the lot. The new building will con-
sist of seven rooms.
Mrs. P. II. Davis, after stay of
only a few days here, has again re.
turned to Newport, Neb., where her
: mother, Mrs. J. H. Berry, is very ILL.,
From the latest reports it is learned
r that Mrs. Berry's condition is very
3 critical.
I'll Superintendent Fred Fulton Of the
3 gas company reports the installation
4 of the new 5000 foot gas compressor
has been completed in the gas plant
= The old compressor was too small fol
= the increased capacity Of the plant
t says Mr.. Fulton.
a The Kohout emigrant railroad car
y which was held up last Tuesday ant
e was transferred from the Northwest
ern switch yards to .Ae Union Pacifi
yards, was again taken back TO tn
Northwestern switchyards because o
the refusal of the Union Pacific com
e pany to accept the car.
Eleven members OF the Nebrask
a Telephone company's construction
! force arrived in the city from Fremon
d yesterday. Among the employees are
J. NJ. Slaybaugh, C. w. Plat, A. Tit
a ley, E. Ruthahap, E. A. Boline, ].
Cuchan, George Brewer, j. ]. Carney
y w. X. johnson, r. r. Laughlin, Ere
q. Shafer.
t, E. Brandenberg, colored, who wa
r arrested for being drunk and fightin
on North Eighth street and was late
found guilty and fined $40 in Judg
Of Eiseley's Office, called on the judg
Thursday afternoon and surprised hi
TX by paying 81 Of his fine. Brandenber
a. was released by the judge after he ha
promised TO pay his fine Saturday.
1T Mr. and Mrs. John Krantz and the
at son have returned from the wester
coast, where they spent the wintt
is with friends and relatives. Anon
d. the cities visited were Spokane, Sea
tie, Portland, Sacramento, San Fra
2h cisco, Los Angeles and other Goa