The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-10-27
THURSDAY TiplNes.

NbbtNs
South Norfolk News.
Mrs. Harry Hoskinson and daugh.
ter Genevieve, left yesterday for Ne.
ligh for "A brief visit.
Word was received here a few days
ago of the death of Mrs. Spencer
Martin at Council Bluffs, la. Mrs
Martin had gone to that place to visit
her husband, who was working there
NJ. +. Myers and daughter Bess, OF
Rapid City, were here yesterday on
business.
Miss Ella Turner left yesterday for
brief visit with Missouri Valley rel
atiyes.
Mrs. c. X. Kampman went to Oma
ha yesterday to see her husband, who
is in the St Joseph hospital there.
Alonzo Van Horn of Colorado, who
has been visiting his parents, left
yesterday for Winnetoon, for visit
with his sister, Mrs. Charles Pearce.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Harry How
arth, n daughter.
j. w. Rouse is back on rural route
No. 2 after few weeks vacation.
Mrs. b. W. Barret, who was operat-
ed upon few days ago, is recovering
fairly well.
Joseph Puhacek has sold his cigar
and confectionery store to Hal McCor-
mick, who is to remodel and make i'm.
proyements in the store.
Ed Dahm, Al Koyen and Frank Mel
cher enjoyed a successful duck hunt
ing expedition south of town.
Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Hubert OF
Neigh, moved to Norfolk Wednesday
and have taken the new Karo cottage
on South Eighth street.
c. X. Kampman, who is in Omaha
consulting physicians, is expected
home Friday night. Mr.. Kampman's
condition is said to be serious.
The dancing party in Marquardt
hall Wednesday night was a success.
The music was good and fair-sized
crowd of dancers were present.
There will be regular meeting OF
the Royal Neighbors Friday night. On
account of the tabernacle meetings,
the sessions will begin at o'clock.
Carroll Logan, whose back was in.
jured in playing football with the
Norfolk team against Madison week
ago, is recovering satisfactorily. 1t is
possible that Logan may not be in
next Saturdays game.
Constable John f. Flynn was sue
cessful in hating Royce Irwin, against
whom charge of skipping" a board
bill was filed in Judge Eiseley's court
Irwin was arrested at Albion and is
now in Jail awaiting the action of the
attorneys for Mrs. Carl Otto, who
signed the complaint.
The first fall of snow brought out
the largest number of duck hunters
of the season. The hunters were more
numerous in the afternoon, however
and the lakes and ponds near the city
were surrounded by sportsmen before
4 o'clock. Ducks are numerous a
many of the feeding places.
Henry Jones, who year was wit
ness in law suit in this city, ant
Charles deadlock of South Dakota
who is here looking for work in the
cornfields, were added to the stree
cleaning force Of Street COMMISSIONS
Leu. Both men were charged will
being drunk and disorderly. Having
no money, they will work out thei
Mrs. Mary McGhan, who drew CLAIM
No 2373 in the Rosebud land lotter.
Wednesday morning has Registered
for land twice before and each tim'
she has been unlucky. The goo'
news of her third registration wa
telephoned to her Wednesday after
noon by her elated daughter. Mis-
McGhan was greatly pleased over he
mothers good luck and she did no
hesitate in letting her pleasure b.
known.
y. L. Sullivan came to grief a
South Norfolk yesterday Afternoon
when he gave business men in tina
section of the city much annoyance
A charge of offensive and disorderl
conduct was filed against him and h
was lodged in Jail. Another charg
was about to be filed against him TO
his efforts at passing a bad check
but he was willing to plead guilty t
the first charge and he paid $40 an
was turned loose.
A. j. Koenigstein, chairman of tn
democratic arrangement committee
called a special meeting in his offic
hui Sudy ioi 'hC pui pNSN
selecting leading democrats to go t
Wayne Friday afternoon and escol
w. j. Bryan to this city. Mr. Brya
speaks in the Auditorium at $3.50 FIR
day night. Those who will go
Wayne are: Ex-senator w. V. Allel
Ex-senator F. ]. Hale, A. j. Koenii
stein and ID. Rees.
Constable A. w. Finkhouse is su
fering from a wound on one of hi
legs as the result of being bitten b
a dog while serving legal papers o
South Thirteenth street. The col
stable declares that while he was el
tering the yard to serve his paper
the dog sprang on him and it was wit
much difficulty that the canine Wa
disconnected from the officers LEI
The constable declares his intentio
to have the dog executed.
The tabernacle meeting yesterda
afternoon was well attended. Eva
gelist Hart continued his discourse c
the Reattitudes Mr., Hart said Il