The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-11-03
THURSDAY TIDiNGS.

William McCune returned from Bat
tie Creek.
L. w. Zutz returned from business
trip at Gregory.
Frank Peterson of Pierce is in the
city visiting with John Wiedenfeller.
Miss Alice Hoskins is back from
Plainview where she visited with her
parents.
Emil Moeller returned from the FL
lerton ranch near Petersburg where
he spent few days hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Fuerst and their
daughter Doris, went to southern
California to spend a several months
visit with friends.
G. II. Reynolds, Dr. p. II. Salter,
Jack Koenigstein and Burt Mapes are
expected home tonight from Niobrara
where they enjoyed few days hunt
ing.
w. S. Salisbury, division plant SUI
perintendent of the Western Union,
and Mr. Hosdorf, the company's gen.
eral foreman, were in the city look
ing over the telegraph company's Of
flee.
Robert II. Reynolds and his son,
Marcus T. Reynolds, returned from
Sioux Falls, s. D., where they have
been working during the past few
! months.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph De.
laere, a son.
Miss McCarmac Of Leon, Ia, has
accepted a position in the A. l.. Kill
liam store.
While collecting Thursday morn
ing for Paul Luebcke, Fred Droeger
was taken suddenly i'll. Stomach
= trouble is said to have been the cause
Miss Matte Christensen, who has
been on the sick list, is again able
to be at work.
The A. l.. Killan store is being
equipped with a private branch ex
change telephone system which con
meets the main office of that store
with every department.
Otto Wagner, the ball player who
= accidentally shot Rudolph Schneider
in the head with a 22-caliber rifle
Q Tuesday evening paid in Judge Else
). ley's court IS and costs and pleaded
l. guilty to the charge of shooting fire
t arms within the city limits.
9 The plans for the st. Johannes
r Lutheran parsonage have just beer
completed and are now in the hand.
Of William Uecker, chairman of tn,
: building committee, for bids. 1t viii
- be built just south Of the church OF
o Second street and Philip avenue.
e Henry Just, formerly employed as ;
+ tailor in the c. II. Krahn shop, ant
Miss Anna Johnson, also forme
Norfolk girl, who recently proved III
z on her homestead near Lamson, s. d.
0 were married Monday. The younl
/ couple will make their home il
=. Pierce.
!. The Rosebud boosters who will
g spend the night in Norfolk will b,
j. entertained this evening at a smoke
:, to be given by the business men o
T Norfolk in the Commercial clul
= rooms. All Norfolk business men arr
invited to be present to meet tn,
r Rosebud visitors.
:, Extensive remodeling has been com
!, pleted in the George B. Christopl
q drug store. The main room has beel
e enlarged and a new prescription room
/. and office have been built. Beside
o these improvements the cement bloc
8 store house in the rear of the stor
II has been completed.
Several enthusiastic AID club men
bers will hold a meeting Friday eve
;, ming to put the final touches to tn
:. burlesque parts Of Uncle Tom
: Cabin" show which the AID club me
g will put on Thanksgiving evening. +
r c. Asmus will take charge of tn
E. stage managing and rehearsing c
IS the show.
j. Judge Eiseley turned into the cit
u treasurer's office more money tina
- he obtained as his salary as polio
% Judge during the month of Octobe
"A The total receipts of the police couI
q. for that month were 1855. The fine
collected amounted to $26.4O off
GERS fees, $24.90, and the judges fee
d, were $34.65.
lie The Nebraska Telephone compan
lie have just completed a new LOADED
Is circuit between Norfolk and Waller
&c tine. This will make telephone ser
70 ice between Norfolk and Valentine q
H. efficient as the telephone servic
n. maintained within the city. With tn
d load coils on this circuit the SCUM
re of voice is marvelously reproduce
to great clearness.
W Funeral services over the remain
az of Robert A. Klentz will take plaC
a, at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon fro
rs the Klentz home at 2O2 Braasch av
no nue.. The pallbearers are: Mr.. Rega
1e Joseph Wiles, Benjamin Walter, NJ
IT, Wray state hospital employees, whe
Mr. Klent2 was employed as engine,
before his illness; Edward Bruegg
man and Charles Altman.
q 4 Tho lnN.,r ont az tlr,,, IL.