The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-26

| no Mrs. JOnn NICHOLSON, was OperAt'
I'd on for adenoids and enlarged ton.
| 7ils Saturday.
A real Chinese pheasant has reach.
ed local shop to be mounted. II is
the first bird of its kind handled by
Norfolk taxidermists
| The advertising car OF Campbell
brothers circus arrived here Sunday
night. The ad men are busy billing
towns in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Koenigstein
have moved into their beautiful new
home at the corner OF Koenigstein av.
enue and Eighth street.
To add to the comforts OF the en-
ployes, the Norfolk Steam laundry
has installed tub and shower baths In
the boiler room Of the laundry build.
ing.
Business men in Norfolk enjoyed
one of the best trading days of the
spring season Saturday. The regular
orders were necessarily held for late
delivery.
| II. NJ Purdy OF Madison Is In the
city, looking over the Commercial
clubs Belgian draft horses, with
view of purchasing two of the most
valuable ones.
Because of the rain Sunday the FL.
gin baseball team did not come here
for the scheduled game with the Nor
folk team. A game with that team is
being arranged for next Thursday.
A regular quarterly meeting of the
Burns club is being planned for June
by the local Scots. The meeting will
take place at the j. A. Ballantyne res.
idence. The program will be a social
one.
An adjourned term of the district
court was held at Madison Monday.
Tuesday morning Judge Welsh holds
a short term at Pierce and Tuesday
afternoon an adjourned jury term will
be held at Neigh.
The Woman's Home Missionary so.
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. j. II. Tough on South
Ninth street Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. This is mite-boX opening
day. Bring or send the mite boxes.
Gotlieb Hickman was arrested Sat
urday by Constable Finkhouse on
erty Of j. w. Ransom. The matter is
to be settled in Judge George C. Lam.
berts court. Hickman is charged
with fencing up property belonging to
Ransom and using it for pasture
George w. E. Dorsey of Salt Lake
City, formerly a congressman from
!, the Third district of Nebraska, is in a
serious condition as a result of stom-
ach trouble. An alarming symptom
is the turning dark of one of his legs
with general numbness, and it is fear
ed the limb will have to be amputat-
, ed to save his life.
Next Saturday night the CONNER.
cial club will entertain every travel
ing man in Norfolk at a smoker in
, Marquardt hall. There are 165 tray
} cling men enrolled on the list Of the
local U. G. r. lodge and an effort is
being made to get a record breaking
crowd of the travellers together. A
| good speaker is scheduled for an ad.
dress on that night.
: A valuable plate glass window of
one of the A. L. Killian company s
show windows was broken Monday
r when an outside case collapsed, while
being repaired. One of the small
= glasses in the outside case was brok
t en- some time ago and when it was be
ing repaired it collapsed, falling
: against the big window, breaking it
;, The glass was insured.
g Postal card invitations have beer
3 sent to all members of the Norfolk
e Country club announcing the forma
: opening of that organization next Fri
e day. In the afternoon there will be
golf contests, tennis, crOquet, boating
: and special entertainment for the
f children. Lunch will be served to al
0 members and their families between
and Z o'clock, and the balance o.
the evening will be devoted to dane
o ing.
T. Norfolk won honors at the state U
: c. T. convention held in Grand ISLAND
l. Saturday. A. Randklev was elected
d grand page and George II. Spear wa.
d appointed as member of the hOte
: accommodations committee. The con
S Vention goes to Beatrice next year
but local U. c. T. men say it will com,
n to Norfolk in 1913. Norfolk was NOR,
e in evidence than any other city, 2Ot
l. Norfolk buttons being distributed
s among the delegates.
e Following the footsteps of the Rura
e New Yorker, which gave Norfolk tw,
columns of publicity, the Chicag,
Live Stock Journal sent letter t.
the Commercial club, asking for full
information about the clubs system
s of importing pure bred Belgian draf
horses. The information is asked TO
IS by the publication, for use in a stor
T. the journal wishes to publish abou
Norfolk's enterprise. G.. L. Garrison
e was asked to give the publication tn
necessary information.
l. The A. X. A. C. defeated the miller
at baseball on the driving park dii
e mond Saturday afternoon by a scor
of to 6. This is the second gam
u between the two teams, the first bC
ing also won by the A. X. A. C. b
III the same score as Saturdays game
The game Saturday was anybody's ii
e the ninth inning. Ogden, who pitche
for the A. X. A. c., was wild for tn
IN first two innings, but he soon settle
nd