The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-05-05
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

by Miss Ruth Grauel.
Miss Louise Steffen, who has been
visiting with her sister at Rock Rap
Ids, Ia. has returned TO this city.
Mrs. Harry Hoskinson returned
from Scribner yesterday. where she
had been visiting with her parents
Mrs. c. o. Rankin and Mrs. William
Denton returned yesterday from the
Ladies' OF the Maccabees convention
at Lincoln.
q. II. Butler, travelling agent OF the
Northwestern road, with headquarters
At Chadron, was in the city transact
ing business.
Miss Krissie Kingsley. Walter ri.
liant, Phillip o. Hill and Harvey
O'Brlen made an automobile trip to
Stanton Saturday.
Miss Alice Holt is again at her desk
after a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Lethauser of Beemer has
moved to 432 South Fifth street.
w. ii. SmitherS, a travelling sales.
man, has moved to 316 Indiana av.
euue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larsen OF COS
South Fourth street have moved to
Missouri Valley, Ia.
+. r.. Campbell. travelling sales.
man OF Blair, Is moving into the Nc
Nance house. 904 Madison avenue.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Oman Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
promptly. Everyone is cordially in
vited.
Mrs. H. Il. Shepard Of BOG South
Fourth street, is having her household
goods prepared for shipment out of
the city.
After being confined to his bed with
an attack of tonsilitis for three days,
Louis Leeder is again able to be at
his desk
W. j. McNamee has moved from his
old residence, 904 Madison avenue, to
his fine new residence at COS South
Eighth street.
Trees are being planted in front of
the library building. Workmen are
busy today constructing new side
walk leading to the building.
Commencement exercises OF the
senior class of the high school will
take place on June 2. Invitation cards
and programs are being arranged
Lieutenant Hans Anderson is pre-
pairing to take few days vacation
ana arrange for a rife range at which
the local militia company will prac.
tiCe for about week.
Charles Bieresdorf Is the winner OF
a $40 suit of clothes as the result OF a
hot ,,,;tA
manager of the Lincoln Office of the
Texas Land company.
Has anyone found a brass wagon
hub? Fire Driver Truelock is appeal.
ing to the public to make a search for
brass wagon hub which he lost en-.
route to the Junction fire Thursday
Leo Gildea, baggage master at the
Northwestern depot at the Junction,
has been promoted to the position as
baggage master at Sioux City. His
brother, Paul Gildea, will succeed him
here.
Julius Degner. who was found lying
unconscious near his home on South
Fifth street Friday morning. Is today
reported somewhat improved in health.
MIR. Degner was attacked by stomach
trouble.
F. A. Lyon. formerly employed as
salesman in the local store of F. E.
Davenport, has charge OF the Daven-
port shoe store at Tilden. Ben Kalk
Of Plainview was added to the Dayen-
port store force in this city.
G. T. Sprecher has received a letter
stating that his brother. P. F. SPEECH
er, and Kenneth Norton have won out
on every point in their land contests,
thus giving them clear title to $50
acres of land each in the Flathead In.
dian reservation.
Certificates Of the first shipment Of
Belgian horses for the Commercial
club were received in this city today
The papers had to pass through the
agricultural department of the United
States government before they were
finally sent to Norfolk.
George n. Beels returned from Spen-
Ger, where he delivered the anniver-
sary address for the Odd Fellows cele-
bration, which was held at Spencer in
connection with the regular district
meeting of that organization at the
Spencer opera house.
Mrs. A. j. wilkins, formerly OF this
city, is seriously i'll at her home in
Lincoln, to which city she moved only
recently. Miss Bertha wilkins. who
has been in the city visiting with
friends, went to Lincoln at noon, say
ing that her mothers condition was
critical.
Ben Skalowsky, a popular Norfolk
fireman and an employee Of the AL Deg
ner hardware store, was married in
New London. Conn, Friday afternoon
Many kilograms containing congratu.
lations were sent to New England to
the Norfolk man. who will bring his
bride here soon.
Councilman r. ]. Eccles Is again
able to enjoy visit among the bust
hess men in the city after an opera
ton at Hot Springs, S. d. Mr.. Eccles
says 1t will be necessary for him to re-
turn to Hot Springs next week, but
the second operation will not be as
serious as the first.
Colome Times George Dudley ar.
rived here Monday from Norfolk and
spent the time until Yesterday on his