The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-03-10
FRIDAY FACTS.

r. G. Rohrke OF Hoskins was here.
A. B. Stuart of Bloomfield was here
John Torpey of Columbus was here
Frank Snyder of Fullerton was il
the city.
Al Best OF Belgrade was a visitor In
the city.
Charles Altman went to Lincoln or
business.
Deputy United States Marshal Johr
F. Sides of Dakota City was in the
city.
j. B. Ryan of Osmond was a visitor
in the city.
Arthur Cowan of Pierce was a Wis
itor in the city.
W. S. Wanser of Plainview was here
visiting with friends.
Fred Dederman of Willow Creek
was visitor in the city.
Attorney o. S. Spillman of Pierce
was a visitor in the city.
F. f. Davenport returned from a
business trip at Columbus.
Miss Anna Boehnke went to Lincoln
to spend few days with her sister.
A. Buchholz returned from a bust.
ness trip at Vivian and Presho S. d.
William Maurer OF Spencer was in
the city visiting with C. p. Christian.
sen.
Constable John F. Flynn returned
from Madison, where he attended the
John Malone funeral.
Mrs. Anton Wilde and Miss Martha
Kell returned from Schuyler, where
they visited with relatives.
John Dieder, Joseph Dieder, Joseph
FEELING and Arthur Popstein of Madi.
son were in the city visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gross Of Wis.
ner, enroute to st. James, Mimi, were
in the city visiting with the M. Kane
family.
A. Degner returned from Lincoln.
where he attended a meeting of the
executive committee of the Retail
Hardware Dealers association, of
which he is member.
Emery Phillips returned from Chi
cagO, where he has been employed in
railroad Offices, and will leave soon
ployed in railroad construction
camp.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt,
a daughter
j. w. Ransom is confined to his
home with an attack of throat trouble.
Roy and George MulertZ have gone
to Ashland to attend the funeral of
their uncle.
A special meeting of Damascus
chapter, No. %, will be held tonight
for work in the past and most excel.
lent master degrees.
Warren j. Rouse has resigned his
position as rural mail carrier on route
No. 5. Mr.. Rouse will move Monday
from his home on South Thirteenth
street to a farm near Ewing, Neb.
George Wheeler is substituting in Mr..
R@use's place, a permanent successor
not yet being appointed.
William Yates, the colored painter
arrested for vagrancy, was given his
freedom for thirty days by Judge Else
of occupation by that time he is to be
given sixty days term in the county
Jail, from which place he was released
recently after thirty-day sentence.
When the horses consigned arrived
by express in the city Thursday even,
ing on Northwestern train No. s, II
was found one Of the animals had died
before the car had arrived in Omaha
Cold and fever, says Express Agent
Davenport, was the direct cause of the
death of the animal, which was valued
at about $500.
Factory building No. 2 for the year
1911 in Norfolk has been announced
Robert Klug, manufacturer of artifi
cial stone, has purchased the Daven
port property, consisting of about sew
en- lots on Eighth street and Madison
avenue and announces that before fall
he will build an artificial stone fac
tory on the place. The plant will be
the most modern of the steam factory
type. The main building, a two-story
structure, will be built with artificial
| stone, 60xl00 feet in dimension.
Funeral services over the remains
of Chester Cramer, who died from the
! shock of an amputation of his left leg
which had been run over last Friday
by Northwestern train No. 400, will
take place at 2 O'Clock Saturday after
noon at the o. P. List residence a
the function. Rev. Mr.. Conrad, who
has charge of the services, will also
hold services in the Congregations
church at the Junction at 2:30, after
which interment will be made in the
Prospect Hnl cemetery. l.. c. era
mer, the boys father, arrived from
Wadena, Mimi, Thursday evening.
Hoskins Headlight: About one o
the lowest, meanest and most con
temptible things that a human beinl
with any mental power whatever
could stoop to was tried here last Fri
day night when either boys or mer
| threw eggs at the Lutheran minister
Rev. Mr.. Aaron. Mr.. Aaron was OF
his way home at about s o'clock, anC
when near the implement house the
eggs were thrown at him. While NJ
one is implicated in any way. Rev. Mr.
| Aaron was inclined to believe II wa
boys. In our opinion no boy ever di,