The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-09-08
MONDAY MENTIONS.

Mrs. +. II. Free OF PlainNiew was a
visitor in the city
Mr.. and Mrs William Hamilton OF
Stanton were here.
Robert Lynn of Madison was here
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Moratz of Hoskins was here
visiting with friends.
r. S. Lackey returned from q weeks
business trip at Pilger.
Frank Fisher, jr, and Ora Weldon
of Valentine were here.
DR.. o. S, O'Neil went to Winner to
look after his interests there.
Mrs. d. T. Hodson of Madison was
In the city visiting with friends.
Joseph Wiley returned from a days
visit with friends at Battle Creek.
+. +. Trulock returned from days
visit with friends at Battle Creek.
Father Fitzgerald of Omaha was
here visiting with Rev. Father Buck.
ley.
Father Gibauer is at Neigh spend.
ing q weeks vacation hunting and
fishing.
Mr., and Mrs. L. P. Pasewalk went
to Madison to spend day with
friends.
Mrs. C. F. Hawkins of Omaha is
here visiting with her brother A. w
Hawkins.
The Misses Dora and Lucy Dorit of
Stanton spent Sunday with Miss Lei
iah Scott.
S, F, Ersliine left Sunday for a
weeks trip to Denver and other Colo.
RADIO points
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones have
gone to Salt Lake City to spend a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Petit, Mrs. Lottie Fink and c.
II. Brake Of Warneryille were in the
city visiting with friends
Miss Mona O'Brien Is spending a
weeks vacation with friends and rel
atiyes in Omaha and Iowa
Miss Carrie Brush returned from
OXbow, Ore, where she spent most of
the summer visiting with her sister
Mrs. H. l.. Singer.
The Misses Myrtle Fisher, Leilah
Scott, Lila Williams, Clara and Helen
Borowiak returned today to st. Mary's
academy at O'Neill to resume their
studies for the coming year.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Shaw, a
son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clarke,
a son.
| Edward Yerke has accepted a posi-.
ton as messenger in the Western I'm.
ion Telegraph office.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wach.
ter, son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Ketch.
mark, a daughter.
A regular meeting of the city COIN.
Gil will be held Tuesday evening.
The Farmers Coal and Grain conf.
pany are having four large coal sheds
constructed on their property.
Mrs. 7. J. Welch died this morning
at 10 at Missouri Valley. Funeral at
1890 Wednesday morning at Mis-.
souri, Valley.
Physicians say there has been an
epidemic of tonsilitis during the past
few days. In many cases, the attack
is very severe.
Farmers are slowly unloading their
old corn. One farmer has made it
known that he will bring into the city
over $4,000 bushels of old corn within
the next week.
Eight farmers of this vicinity will
leave Norfolk Tuesday morning in
company of p. H. Davis and go to Can
ada, where they will look at the land.
Dr. o. s. O'Neil has moved from his
old office in the Bishop block to room
A nf hn hull
was formerly occupied by the Raasch
brothers, who are making their quar-.
tiers temporarily with Judge Isaac
powers.
Judge A. A. WEIGH will hold reg
ular term of the district court at
Pierce Tuesday There is some talk of
adjourning the jury work until after
election. Judge Welch will hold a
short session of court at Madison next
Tuesday.
Mayor John Friday is a grandfather
for second time this summer. A
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
j. A. Hight Monday morning. Mrs.
John Friday is Mrs. Nights mother,
Mrs, Hight having formerly been Miss
Leila Craft
The Norfolk junior ball team met
defeat by the state hospital team Sun.
day afternoon by score of to 8.
The juniors have played good ball
throughout the season. They have
now organized a football team and
will play the Madison team in two
weeks.
Reports that p. NJ Barrett would
build a brick building on his property
at 222 Norfolk aveue, which he pur.
chased last spring and for which he
only recently received the deed are
denied by him. Mr.. Barrett declares
that he has been offered a long lease
on brick building but he has decided
not to build this year.
The wagon hub for which the Nor
folk fire department has searched for
the past two months has been found
and will be put back on the hose wag
on as soon as it is repaired. The brass
hub was found among some junk
which was purchased recently by a
dealer, The hub is valued at $40 and
when found was badly damaged.
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