The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-04-14

springs, Niku MI ana MlS, waiter
! RcCruft have returned home
MIR and Mrs Edward Chase of stan.
tom were I'm the city spending days
visit with Mrs Bertha rilgcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods Cones OF Pierce
saw Henrietta Gresham In Anti Mat.
rrmouy" here Saturday evening
Mrs T. O.. Rooster of Brunswick, is
| In Norfolk visiting at the home ul her
parents MIR and Mrs II \. nrchort
Miss Ncsa Ncctou, the kmdcrgartcn
| teacher of the Butte schools, was in
the city visiting with Miss G. u. Ocum-
| paugh
G.. l.. Carlson returned from North
| Platte, where he went ON business In
connection with the state agricultural
farm there.
Mr.. and Mrs william Schultz OF
Omaha are in the city looking for n
suitable house to make their home.
MIR. Schultz is travelling salesman.
Among the out.of.town visitors in
Norfolk Sunday were: G. NJ Reyes,
| lnman; H. Barker, Colomc, Miss Der.
| tina Mnrot2. Hoskns Thomas Chill
vers, Pierce; G. w. Dewel. Niobrara;
Mrs. T. II. Hufsmith, Creighton; Mrs.
c. G. Colby, Creighton; +. l.. Wanser
| Plainview.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. G, Kinkald,
a son.
Notwithstanding the cold weather
Sunday, fishing was enjoyed by large
number of people.
District court COnvones In Knox
county Tuesday.
| II. j. Graves has recovered from an
attack of the grip.
| A pink eye epidemic Is prevalent
among Norfolk children.
Burt Mapes is again able to be at
his Office after a few days illness.
c. Il. Burnham was unable to be at
his desk Monday on account OF an at
tack of the grip.
The Elks officers elected a few
weeks ago for the ensuing year were
formally installed Saturday night.
V. V. Light is back at his desk at
the postoflice after a weeks absence.
Alva Bowman substituted for Mr.
Light.
The Dorcas society OF the First Con
gregational church will meet on Tues
day evening at 730 with Miss Martha
Davenport.
Hose company No. 8 OF the fire de
partment will meet in the city hall
Tuesday night to elect officers for the
ensuing year
After being confined to his bed for
two days with an attack of the grip,
Constable A. w. Finkhouse is again
able to be on duty.
The case of Paul FTuhoff versus
Mrs. Bertha Ricke was settled out OF
Judge Eiseley's court Saturday after
noon Fruhoff returned to his home at
Manville Wyom., Saturday evening.
; Mrs. Mary Barrett has gone to Den
yer, where she was called by the death
of her son.in-law r. f, Mayer, who
5 passed away in Denver Saturday.
b A German Lutheran church of which
D. Rev. Martin Raasch, a son of August
Raasch of this city, is pastor, has Just
been dedicated at Leaveuworth, Wash
The scheduled game of baseball be-
tween the Stanton and Norfolk Junior
teams Sunday afternoon was post
poned on account of the non-appear-
ance of the Stanton team.
Representative II. c. Marau return
ed from Lincoln Sunday night. Half
of the members of the house left the
capitol Sunday afternoon, but enough
remained to sign what bills are left
before them.
Rev. }, !. Mueller presented twenty
eight graduates OF the Christ Lutheran
school with their diplomas at the reg
ular services Sunday morning, during
which special singing was rendered by
the graduating class
At recent meeting OF hose com
pany No. ] OF the lire department. M.
K. Green was endorsed as candidate
for the chiefship for a second term.
Hans Nogt was endorsed as secretary
and Matt Shaher for president.
Sheriff {. 5. smith mas reason to be
leVe that Mcdonald, the confidence
man who was able to buy an automo-
bile IN Norfolk without any money Is
wanted in other parts. The sheriff has
been endeaVorlng to get the prisoner,
who is serving nlnety-day sentence
in the county jail, to nave his picture