The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-11-03
De held by the Elks Saturday night.

of Norfolk were married at stanton
yesterday.
S. H. Malm is moving into the a.
j. Johnson residence property on Koe-
ngstein avenue.
Mrs. c. Rudat, who suffered a stroke
of paralysis, is slightly improved Mrs.
Rudat's left side is affected.
The Remlin orchestra of Humphrey
gave a dancing party in railroad mems
hall at South Norfolk last night.
Actual work on the Robert Klug
cement stone factory on Madison ave-
nue. and Seventh street started yester-
day morning.
f. J. Hale has sold I $50 acres of
Holt county land to Fritz Klamath of
Madison, for $40 an acre, the deal
amounting to $4,000.
/ The Fremont police have asked the
Norfolk police to look for a typewriter
which was stolen from a car near the
Fremont depot of the Northwestern
road.
Mrs. A. II. Viele has resigned as
leader of the household economic de-
partment of the Woman's club and
Mrs. Culmsee has been elected to take
/ her place.
! Royce Irwin, who was arrested at
/ Albion for jumping a board bill in
this city, was given sentence of thir-
! ty days in the county Jail by Judge c..
/ r. Eiseley.
/ Arthur Krahn is suffering from a
| badly injured finger as the result of
! getting the member caught between
, the door of the safe which he was
! locking last evening.
The 1S.months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Fleming fell against a table
in the Fleming home yesterday after
noon and sustained a large wound on
his head. A physician found it neces-
sary to close the wound up with sew
sral stitches.
William Jennings Bryan, Dan V.
Stephens of Fremont, and the enter.
tainment committee of the local demo
Gratis will arrive from Wayne this eve
ming. Mr.. Bryan will speak in the
Auditorium and afterward hold a re
ception on the stage.
C. j. Fleming sold his option on the
vacant lot adjoining the Citizens Ma
tonal bank building on South Fourth
street yesterday to |. VI. Macy, who
will erect a two story brick building
on this lot. The upper floor is to be
used for office rooms.
The 12-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Johnson, 5O7 Lincoln avenue
who sustained a broken ankle Wednes
day night, is reported we'll on the roat
: to permanent recovery. The boy wa'
. delivering papers when he fell from
: his bicycle and his ankle was fount
to be broken.
Matters of financial importance
have been presented TO the officers o
the Norfolk AID club and because o
their importance a meeting of that OF
; ganization will be held in the CONNER
=. cial club rooms Monday night. Al
members of the club are urged to at
tend this meeting.
Deputy Postmaster b. c. Gentle vii
, not accept the appointment as posi-
! office inspector offered him by tn
postoffce department recently. MI
!, Gentle declined the position today
, of his rights to accept another al
, pointment in the future.
William Kruger was drunk AGAR
The police docket does not show jus
how many "drunks" Bill has bee
charged with within the past fe'
X years, but the judge says they ar
4 numerous. The prisoner pleaded gui
q ty to the charge and ventured to sa
:. he was found drunk at l O'Clock FIR
>. day morning. He was paroled unit
q Nov. 4, when he expects to hav
enough money to pay his fine.
II Chief of Police MarQuardt gave tw
q hoboes a treat with a square" me;
Friday noon. Both men were pickle
,. up several days ago for being drum
:, and since then they have been dietin
~ on bread and water. They went
3, work under the Leu street law afte
O. the square meal.
Il General Manager F. Walters of tn
= Northwestern railroad has issued tn
- circular: "The name of the static
=, on the eastern division heretofoI
~ called Norfolk Junction, will hereafte
s be known as South Norfolk" TIL
\. circular is approved by r. II. Ais
ton, vice president.
II While enroute to the Grant scho'
Thursday afternoon the 5-year-old sc
~ of Mr.. and Mrs. Cox of 704 MadisC
I. avenue, slipped and fell on the eros
A ing on Tenth street and Madison av
. nue., sustaining a broken leg. III
little boy lay where he fell and h
II father and mother carried him HON
# The break is a serious one.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Heilman of Ii
coln formerly of Norfolk, are he
spending a few days with old friend
Mr.. Heilman, who came TO Norfo
r. with some of the first pioneers fro
6. Wisconsin, was in business for tin
,g with Judge Eiseley. Later he was el
Sc ployed in the Olney store. lie is nc
10 usher at the state penitentiary ne
e Lincoln. His office was created t
is him some time ago. Mr.. Hellmi
r. was once clerk of Madison county.
of To show the great growth of NJ
II. folk, j. w. Dietrich, local agent for
Northwestern road, reports that /
companys business in this city la
July showed a bigger increase tn
it. any previous month in the roads h