The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-05-19

at Beatrice tomorrow. MT Davey left
Norfolk at noon.
| Dr. +. II. Salter returned from
Lynch.
Rev. Otto Bergfelder OF the st, Jo-
names church has been granted four
weeks vacation by the officers OF the
congregation. He expects to spend
this time In the east.
| Dr. l.. G. Mittelstadt and Fred Full
ton returned from a fishing expedition
In the western part OF the county,
where they enjoyed fine sport, return.
| ing here with a good showing OF fish.
| The baseball season will open In this
city tomorrow with game on the
driving park diamond between Stan.
ton and Norfolk.
Another case OF smallpox has de-
veloped at the Junction. The b-year-
old daughter OF Joe Adams. 1888 South
Fourth street, developed smallpox
Monday. The house was quarantined
by Chief OF Police Marquardt.
| In the st. Paul's Lutheran church
Sunday, Rev. John Witt announced the
wedding Of Miss Agnes Raasch Of this
city and Mr.. Peterson, a prominent
Trip county farmer. The wedding
will take place In this city next Thurs
day.
Albert T. Kinney OF Stanton, who is
to rent the ID. Rees autobomile garage
and establish an automobile agency
here, has rented the Bruce house, 205
South Eleventh street, now occupied
| h,y Chorlno GhnaInr hn hau nYrnhaa.
ed the DR.. ID. X. Tindall residence,
1916 Koenigstein avenue.
At the regular meeting OF the u. G.
T. organization, held In the Odd Eel
lows hall Saturday evening, after the
business meeting the ladies Of the or
ganization served dinner in the G.
A. II. hall. Many of the travellers will
go to Grand Island next Friday to at
tend the grand lodge meeting.
In fast game of ball the BARRIERS
team, which promised the tailors
close shave, were badly defeated by
the tailors on the driving park dia-
mond Sunday afternoon by score Of
IS to II. The batting of the tailors
was feature. Some spectacular base
stealing on the part of the BARRIERS
won applause from "A good crowd of
fans.
A Norfolk man has just returned
from Omaha, where he declares he has
been "stung" Walking up Farnam
street he was approached by young
lady selling Mothers day" flowers.
Buy flower for Mothers day, honey
boy?" she said. "You wouldn't call
me that If you didn't want me to buy
flower" replied the Norfolk man.
He handed over a fifty-cent piece, re-
ceived one small flower and no change.
County Commissioner Burr Taft, w.
!, A. Witzigman and c. p. Parish, who
are active in rushing the work of oil
: ing South Thirteenth street, are to be
highly complimented on the great
work already done on that road. For
a number of miles the road has al
ready been graded and rounded Off.
!. Clay Is being hauled from a consid-
> cradle distance and deposited on the
sandy spots in the roads. After this
:. latter work is completed the workmen
, will do more rounding and leveling,
after which the oil is to be put to
work.
! Among the days out-oftown visitors
in Norfolk were: w. F. Conwell, R..
y G. Kruger, L. E. Jackson, c. II. Kel-
sey, Neigh; w. A. Peoples, Bonesteel;
= F. l.. Tracy, Winside; Frank Lambert,
=. Creighton; S. R. Palmer, j. S. Haynes,
Edgar DAWSON Harold Ryan, Alfred
+ ]. Sellery, r. c. VanKirk, Neigh
l. John Strasser, Hoskins; J. M. Sim
+ mons, Plainview; f. r. Proyor,
= Wayne; Mr.. and Mrs. John Eckerman,
+ Colome; w. ]. Hooper, Gregory; Mr..
:, and Mrs. James Smith, Dallas; George
I c. Krotter, Carter Joe M. Parr, Stan
ton; Marie Claus, Madison; Ida Irene
l. Gleason, Madison; r. H. Sullivan, Mo
brara; G, c. Barnard, Enola.
Next to the question of amending
the saloon ordinance the boat landing
J. question will have place of import.
ance at the meeting of the city coun.
e Gil tonight. Quite a war is going on
o between owners of boat landings, and
the question has been brought before
S the city dads for their decision Ed
Hans, who declares he has purchased
r several strips of land along the river
t for the purpose of eventually giving
them to the city, states that he is
n forced out of boat landing, unless
the city council does something for
l. him tonight.
e County Clerk S. r. Mcfarland OF
Madison was in the city Saturday
/. transacting business. Mr.. Mcfarland
S reports that over 300 fishing licenses
have already been issued by him. Sc
l. great is the demand for these licenses
l. that the clerk has on several occasions
exhausted his supply of blanks. The
d money from these licenses goes to
j. stock the streams of the state with
t. game fish. The carp of all streams
says Mr.. Mcfarland, should be taken
:, out. 1T is no use putting small game
y fish in streams where there are carp.
# The latter eat up all the small fish, he
says.
r. The fine full blooded bulldog belong
e ing to George Palm, on South Elev
y enth street, died Saturday night as the
result of a cowardly act on the part Of
It some unknown persons. Ground glass
e mixed with meat was fed to the beau