The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-03-17

Carroll; James stephen, Carroll; w.
Il, Bellows, Carroll; Mrs. Il. Crook,
Winner; Peter Vette, Hoskns.
Ray Baker Of pilgor was here
II. G. McKinsct of stanton was In
the city.
Miss Hertz of Fairfax was visitor
In the city.
James Baker Of Bloomfield was here
IN business.
George L. Schiller of Central City
Is in the city.
j, J. Steart Of Nankton was in the
city transacting business.
George Krumm of Tilden was here.
II. Il. Miller has gone to Chicago on
4 business trip.
Mr. and Mrs J. j. Stilson OF Atkin.
son are visiting their daughter Mrs.
Brush.
August Deck of Iloskins was in the
city transacting business.
Mrs. John Saeger of Pierce, who has
been visiting relatives, returned home.
Misses Edith Herman and May
Johnson returned from visit with
friends at Madison.
Mrs. J. w. Dietrich, who has been
ILL., has gone to Dubuque, Ia, to spend
few weeks with relatives.
5. G. Mayer is expected in the city
tonight from his extensive visit in
New York City. Mrs. Mayer and chill.
dren will remain in Lincoln for few
days visit with relatives.
Mrs. Arthur O. Bimson is reported
cry i'll.
Engineer NJ. c. Howe is laid up with
n attack Of the grip.
Mrs. Sherman Wiley, who has been
ute i'll, is much better.
Mrs. Wade of Eleventh street and
Taylor avenue is reported suffering
from pneumonia.
Frank Canote is reported recovered
after several days illness.
r. A. Young, who has been very i'll
with an attack Of the grip, is well on
the road to recovery.
The Trinity guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. w. r.
Jones Thursday of this week.
Fred Hellerman has been granted
clothing store and will leave soon for
visit on the western coast.
Miss Edith Herman has resigned her
position as boOkkeeper at the Star
clothing store and will leave for Los
Angeles, Calf, in a few weeks.
Word was received from Rochester.
Mimi, Tuesday morning reporting that
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Grafton for gallstones and that his con-
dition was favorable.
Louis Ottmer, shoemaker in the
Norfolk shoe store, is the luckiest
hunter of the season. Yesterday
he brought in large wild goose and a
large number of ducks.
w. S. Wanser of Plainview and his
son, w. L. Wanser OF Oklahoma, are
in the city packing up a stock of dry
goods which they have purchased for
the purpose of shipping to Oklahoma
r. 3. Lackey reports the sale of the
Mrs. Mary Conrad lot on Hayes ay.
enue and Eleventh street to Rev. e.
u. Hammond. 1t is believed a resi-.
dence will be built there in the near
future.
+. S. Monroe commenced his duties
as rural carrier on route. No. Mon.
day morning. f. r. Trulock was put
in charge of the fire station Mr.. Mon
roe will have charge of the station
during the night.
Cleo Lederer returned from Omaha,
where he attended the convention of
nn tot \ -
Lederer reports the convention we'll
attended. This convention, he says,
was the best held in Omaha in six
teen years.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Thompson caused some ex-
element in the Thompson home yes
| terday when she swallowed a chicken
bone which became fast in her throat.
A physician had to be called to re-
| move the bone.
Ira f.. Atkinson, general superinten-
dent of the Security Mutual Life In.
| surance company of Lincoln, is in the
city for the purpose of establishing q
| district agency of his company here,
| for which an Office will be opened in
| the lltui lNtuTe. ne WIS dCCOulpd Uleu
by J. J.. Edwards, who will have
| charge of the Office and become the
district agent.
Wild ducks are very numerous in
| this part of the country just now.
| Four Norfolk hunters returned from
Enola Monday night with the record
number of ducks for the season. Six.
| ty.three ducks, not counting those
which could not be found in the water,
were killed by Norton Howe, S. E.
Martin, A. Koyen and E. Dahm.
F. A. Beeler returned from New
| York and other eastern cites, where
he spent a month transacting bust
ness. Mr., Beeler declares the Sulli
van boys of O'Neill are making good
in the east and are popular in athletic
circles. He declares the fight Jack
Sullivan is reported TO have lost was
a hard fought one and that neither
| fighter received decision.
| One crate of seed corn, the first
shipment for the use of the local Corn
Growing club, arrived from Blair yes
terday and is to be distributed among
the members of the club within the
next few days by G. l.. Carlson, who
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