The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-08-25
FRIDAY FACTS.

ness.
Herman Raasch of Stanton was here
visiting with friends.
EX-Manager We're Lane OF the West
ern Union left for st. Paul, MINI.
Walter PLANT returned from Neigh
whore he spent n day with friends.
Miss Lonora Hans of Battle Creek
is here visiting with Miss Adella Buch-
holz.
Miss Alice Spicka of Omaha is in
the city visiting with the A. Buchholz
family.
Miss Marie Emge of Missouri Val
ley, Ia, is the guest of Miss Anne
Welsh
Mrs. Bishop and son of Lincoln are
here visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Phinney.
Mrs. c. l.. Anderson has gone to
Holstein, Ia, to spend few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Brandt.
Mrs. Fred Benne and Miss Clara
Benne of Stanton were here visiting
with the w. l.. Lehman family.
Curtiss R. Sttt, who has been here
visiting with his brother, j. c. Stitt
for the past few days, has returned to
his home at Lincoln.
Miss Bess Kowba of Chicago and
Mrs. Sanders and w. r. Schmidt of
Verdigre are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Charles Hoffman.
DR.. and Mrs. Pringle and daughter
of Pierce and Mrs. w. d. Millett Of
Casper, Wyo., visited at the w. H.
Brakeman home this week.
II. F. Barnhart is moving from South
Ninth street to 400 Madison avenue
l.. c. Lane has purchased the pop
corn and peanut business formerly
conducted by Harry Hull.
John Krantz is having his household
goods stored NJ. E. Croser will move
into the Krantz residence soon.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Haase are now
comfortably located in their new bun.
galow at 434 South Third street.
Harry Beemer Is looking for a rail.
road fireman who he declares has
passed a bad check amounting to SIS
on him.
The Norfolk city library will be
closed for one week. owing to the fact
and are being installed
Gustave Koerber was fined $40 in
Judge Eiseley's court Thursday for
using obscene language. Carl Serge
made the complaint against Koerber.
There seems but little improvement
in the condition of David Baum who
has been i'll for ten weeks. The fever
has disappeared but Mr.. Baum is very
weak.
Willis E. Reed of Madison was in
the city enroute to his home at Mad.
ison from Butte, where he delivered
an address. Mr.. Reed has many ad-
dresses scheduled for the future,
among them one before the Norfolk
fire department.
Ed Benning is suffering from a bad
wound caused by the bite of a dog.
Mr.. Benning's hand is badly swollen
and it is feared the hand will become
infected. The dog, when it sprang at
Mr.. Benning, gave no warning. 1t is
reported that this dog has bitten 9th
ers and is very dangerous.
The special train of Gen. Supt. Pc.
chin of the NJ. G. o. left the city last
evening after general inspection was
made of the depot and conditions here.
! Among the officials on the special were
Supt. Pechin, General Passenger Agent
| Seddons, Freight Claim Agent Gro
chau, Supt. of Bridges and Buildings
Dgier, division Superintendent O'Neill,
Roadmaster Pierce and Mr.. Hall.
A woman claiming to be Mrs. R. E.
Palmer, wife of Northwestern Brake
man r. e. Palmer, has secured gro
ceries and other staples to the amount
of $25 at one of the local stores. r.
E. Palmer was in the city from Oak
dale, where he is now living. He de-
clares the woman has been getting
goods from other stores in the city
under his name. He is anxious to
meet her.
Switchman Walter Sheridan is suf
fering from an injured foot and a
bruised leg, which, although slight
might have resulted more seriously
when the night switch engine in the
south side yards went off the track
thrown from the engine. Sherbahn's
feet were caught under the footboard
of the engine and he would have been
crushed but for the fact that he chung
to the engine with his hands.
The party of four Norfolk men who
went to Omaha to see the golf tour
nament, returned at 80 a. m. They
had remained at Fremont over night
Great golf they saw. One man con-
siderably older than Harry Legg, made
Legg play hard to win the thirty-six
hole match. At noon. after eighteen
holes, they were even, but in the az
ternoon Legg won, 3 up and 2 to play.
| In the party were; DR.. p. II. Salter