The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-09-29
FRIDAY FACTS.

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John Robinson went to Omaha.
William Graham went to Sioux
City.
X. NJ. Wakefield of Naper was in
the city.
G. A. Binkard or Lynch was here
on business.
Sheriff c. S. Smith of Madison was
here on business.
G. e. Burnham and E. j. Rix went
to Wayne to attend a masonic cere.
mony.
H. F. Barnhart went to Battle
Creek on business.
Mrs. August Zeimer of Hoskins
was here visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Skalowsky are at
Sioux City visiting with relatives.
Abe Levine went to Omaha to
spend the Jewish holidays with his
parents.
Mrs. John Koenigstein has gone to
st. Louis to visit with her son Will.
lam Koenigsten.
Mrs. w. A. Kingsley and her
daughter Krissie have gone to Omaha
to spend few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Kernick en-.
route from Stanton to their home at
Madison in their automobile, were
here visiting with friends.
NJ. q. Mead is moving to Beemer.
Frank Cross of Creighton is NOV.
ing to Norfolk.
M. D. Walker has moved into the
Enders house at 400 South Eighth
street.
Robert Smith has moved from 600
Koenigstein avenue to sos North
Tenth street.
Important business will be transact
ed at tonight's meeting of the AID club.
All members are requested to be
present.
Jewish New Year begins at sun
down this evening and continues until
Sunday night.
The West Side Whist club will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Burn
ham Saturday evening at 7:30.
Ed Benning is building a new mod
ern home on South Fourth street. The
new house will be two story struc.
ture of nine rooms.
DR.. II. p. Salter returned from
Milwaukee, where he accompanied his
daughter Miss Dorothy Salter, who is
attending the Downer school this
year.
A tournament of tennis has-beens
is being suggested for the Country
club courts within the next few days.
There are some twenty eX-tennis play.
ers in town who would be available
for such a match.
Jonas Welch, one of Platte county's
oldest pioneers, died at Columbus and
the funeral services were he'd Thurs
day. Mr.. Welch was an uncle TO Fred
Fulton of this city. Mr.. Fulton at.
tended the funeral services.
Congressman S. C. Smith, who was
recently reported dying in a sanitor.
ium in California is still alive but
very low, according to letters receiv-
ed by his brother George d. Smith
of this city. Relatives who have writ.
ten Mr.. Smith here, declare that there
are no hopes entertained for the con-
CHEESEMAN'S recovery.
Chairman William McCune of the
Norfolk fire department entertain
| ment committee reports that the fire
| men have decided to wait until after
| the AID club give their dance before
| they will give the grand ball which
they voted for at the last meeting
October IL, says Mr.. McCune, will be
the date set for the fireman's dance
October 5 will probably be the date
of the AID clubs dance.
| Jake Shively has returned to Nor
| folk from Atkinson, Neb., near which
place he has been employed on
large cattle ranch. He returns t
take his former position in the Sta
clothing store. While Jake's stay OF
the ranch was of only six months
duration he is said to be able to hol'
his seat on a bucking broncho il
good style. Shively is the son o
Engineer Tom Shively.
The Stanton county fair is bein
well attended by Norfolk people.
feature of Thursdays entertainment
for the fair visitors was the two bal
games in which the Norfolk player
had prominent parts. Players Brown
Jones, Thompson, Hoffman and Was
ner played in the first game with Pi
ger. Glissman played with Stanton
In the second game the Norfolk play
ers played with Wisner, shutting on
! Stanton by score of 2 to 0.
The Evans-Boyd families and tn
public of Bedford will hold their thir
annual reunion at Shiloh next Satu
day to commemorate the memory {
Edward Evans and John Boyd, heroe