The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-08-11

Anna Evans Of Norfolk, died at her
home in Omaha at p. IN. Saturday.
She leaves three children, one a baby
of few hours.
Councilman ]. c. Larkln has re.
turned from Rochester, Mimi, where
he underwent an operation. Mr.. Lar.
kin is feeling Somewhat weak from the
results of the operation, but IL Is be.
ieved he will soon fully recover.
Sixty-one bushels of oats have been
taken from the farm of one enterpris-
ing farmer of this vicinity and a pho.
tograph was taken of a field which is
being harvested which will yield about
fifty bushels to the acre.
Glenn Ogden, for the past three
years employed in South America, is
now at San Diego, Cal, Mr.. Ogden
will sail for London, England, on Sep
TENDER 1 from New York City, and
will come to Norfolk some time in
August.
Funeral services over the remains
of the 5.day-old infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Linstead, farmers living five
miles south of the city, were held from
the family home Monday afternoon.
Interment was made in the old Luth-
eran cemetery.
d. Rees has returned from a several
months visit on the western coast.
Mr.. Rees is glad to get back to Nor
folk and declares nowhere in the west
has he seen agricultural land that will
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many unemployed on the western
coast and the business in Seattle. San
Francisco and other large western
cities is very quiet. Mr.. Rees found
interest in his visit at Vancouver, B.
c.. and Burlington, Wash, where he
visited with Mr.. Nicola, father of l.. B.
Nicola of this city, and at Seattle,
where he visited with the A. j. Dur.
land family.
| A successful missionfest was held
by the Hoskins Lutheran church Sun
day in the grove three miles from Hos
kins. Rev. Mr.. Leninger of Beatrice
who delivered the sermon of the day
spent Sunday night with the V. A. Ne
now family in this city.
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row" at one of the resorts east of the
city number of men, to keep the
police away, cut the two telephone
lines to the house of Ella Summers
What damage was done is not known
but it is reported one woman is nurs
ing black eye.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wood of Bonesteel writes
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William Fields that he was to take
charge of the Bonesteel Herald /!
without foundation.
Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Housed have lief
the city for their home at Madison
after bringing to a close the most sue
cessful teachers institute ever held il
this city. Mr.. Housed was busy Satur
day making his reports and winding
up the institute affairs. The next in
stitute will be held In Norfolk twt
years hence. Mr.. Housed declares i
should be so arranged that the inst
tute should be held in Norfolk at tn
time of the chautauqua or any simila
event.
Among the days out-of-town visitor
in Norfolk were: Charles Poellot
Pierce; R. S. Williams, Tilden; Tod
Hoover Battle Creek; H. B. Stark
Battle Greek; J. H. Wilson, Bassett
7. A. Weber, Winner; R. R. Napel
Gregory; w. T. Jones, Wayne; Mrs
Andrews, Humphrey; D. w. Tannehil
Ewing; H. L. Seidel, Stanton; H. +
Harms, Pilger; T. c. Marshall, wis
ner; Edna Nicely, Wayne; Florenc
WEIGH, Wayne; o. E. Bellon, Elgin
Jim Lions, Elgin; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Snyder, Madison; Mr.. and Mrs. F. N
Yeazel, Madison; Mrs. F. Hertz, Fail
fax; H. NJ. McKinsey, Stanton.