The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-10-27

and Valentine on state work.
Charles Boicrsdorf and H. G. Ma
h-u returned from Battle Creek
)t,c Wilde of Bazilc Mills, is here
vsitinh 18th his father. Carl Wilde.
Willis Il. Reed of Madison, was hero
enroute to his home Mt Madison from
Elk city.
Rev j. G.. Galloway Of Boldcn, is
visiting ut the home of W. j. Brown,
1920 Nebraska avenue
Mrs. II, SpocrinE, Mrs. Fred Spocr.
ing and Mrs. Hans Krocgcr of Wisncr.
were visitors in the city
George Il. Fleming of Grand Island,
is In tho city spending II few days
visit with his brother, c. j. Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Corklc have re-
turned to Omaha after an extended
visit with friends at Tildcn and Nor
folk.
James p. Riddle, who has the con-
tract to construct the new brick hotel
at South Norfolk, arrived here from
Creighton Tuesday night In company
with l.. ID. Smith and Nelson Filing.
son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Car.
ricr, II son.
The first of the "boys" dancing
parties, n series of which are to be
given this season, will be given this
evening in Marquardt hall.
John Rice has reported to the police
that bicycle which he left standing
in his livery and feed barn was stolen
yesterday afternoon Rice has given
the police a clcw to the guilty parties.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Graham on Norfolk
l avenue Thursday afternoon at 1:45
D. m, for one hour only, for business.
I Members are expected to be present.
| II. II. Evors of Omaha, succeeds NJ.
= o. Snidcr as cashier of the American
S Express company in this city. Mr..
t Snidor left for Junction City. Kan,
where he takes the agency of the
American Express company.
There viii be a regular meeting OF
Beulah chapter Thursday night On
: account of the revival meeting, the
chapter will meet at p. m. A full
; attendance is desired as there is bust
u ness to transact concerning the visit
y of the grand officer.
Secretary Hawkins of the CONNER.
Z cial club commenced his campaign
u among Norfolk business men Wednes-
~ day morning to furnish the club
{ rooms. Any subscription from 10
cents up is being accepted with pleas
II ure by the secretary.
IL viii Wollever of California, who
Z has been at the home OF his mother,
in nat
j. operation for a tubercular limb yester-
: day. The limb was Strengthened. Mr..
" Wollever is suffering from tubercu-
e losis of the lungs, also.
20 The heavy farm wagon belonging
N to Oswald Richie was badly damaged
IL Tuesday afternoon when the horses
- attached to it became frightened and
N ran away. They were not stopped I'M
q til they ran into telephone pole on
South First street. One horse became
entangled in the harness but neither
of the animals was hurt. The harness
ot was damaged.
Six Norfolk firemen will leave here
N this evening for Battle Creek, where
N they will act as a delegation to repre-
!, sent the Norfolk fire department at
NJ |
Va fire department. Among the firemen
#. are: John Schelley, William McCune
e. e. Truelock, f. S. Monroe Fred
~ Hellerman, William Werner. 1t is
~ probable that others will accompany
m this delegation.
m Back in Freeport, H., with little
ID money to keep her children clothed
70 Mrs. E. j. Reardon awaits patiently
N for her husband to send her funds to
keep up the family needs. The hus
20 band lies in the Norfolk city jail
NJ charged with being drunk. He is also
n. charged with lying around in private
o. yards in the east section of the city
for the past four days. 1t was learned
re Reardons wife and family live at 4C
20 Gordon street, Freeport, III.
10 Mrs. John Klug of 612 South First
az street. suffered painful and peculiar
in accident yesterday when a chair or
al which she was about to climb tipped
n. over, the back of the chair striking
her under the chin, stopping hel
le breath for some moments. Mrs. Klus
IN was tearing down moulding from {
n. room which was to be newly papered
She had moved the chair and was be
re ginning to climb on it when it tipped
ii. toward her, the weight of her body
Is. giving it much force. The high bacl
as of the chair struck her with terrific
m force under the chin.
We Yesterday afternoons tabernacle
a. meeting was attended by a good-siZeC
ms crowd. The committee that had can
sh vassed the town reported that at
ed few homes they were told that people
ey had no use for churches or religion
an Evangelist Hart during the afternoon
declared there are many women dis
to cussng cooking utensils and sucl
he things who are not praying for thei
90 boys and girls. THE devils hes
en- trick is to get people on their knee
thinking about that bread that i
burning or clothes to be hung out o
business to be attended to-" he said
is The Tabernacle was well filled in tn
40 evening, there being a number from
lis the country. The names of the secre
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