The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-09-15
FRIDAY FACTS.

CnaTleS hlCe returned lTOu JUST
ness trip TO O'Neill.
NJ. ID. Tyler returned from busi-
ness trip to Madison.
George Davis returned from Winner
where he reports a heavy rain.
Mrs. c. II. Reynolds and Mrs. ]. w.
Dietrich went to Lincoln to attend the
state fair.
Mrs. Herman Brummund and daugh.
ter Louise have gone to Humphrey
to spend a few days with friends.
r. G. Rohrke of Hoskins is In the
city transacting business. Mr.. Rohrke
| reports crops in Hoskins' vicinity in
good shape and that the business as
whole is satisfactory.
II. 8. Jaynes, formerly superinten-
| dent of the NJ. & o. road in this di-
vision, but now chief clerk to General
Manager Trenholm of st. Paul, Mimi,
was in the city spending a short visit
with j. w. Dietrich.
| Miss Goetting of Chicago Is back
for the millinery season at the Killian
store.
w. p. Logan was called to Omaha
by the death of niece. Mrs. Logan
had been in Omaha two weeks.
| DR.. o. r. Meredith has sold his res.
idence in The Heights to Mrs. Enders.
DR.. and Mrs. Meredith leave for the
coast soon.
The regular weekly dancing party
will be held in the Country club house
this evening. Arrangements with
good orchestra have been made.
ID. C. Armstrong, F. S. Armstrong,
Elton Jones and c. Sparkling of Sioux
City arrived in the city last night and
today are starting the first work of
the new sewer here.
The second game of ball scheduled
for this week has been called off, this
time because of the misunderstanding
in the dates by the Beemer team,
which was scheduled for game on
the driving park this afternoon.
Scoutmaster A. o. Hazen has issued
orders to every boy scout in Norfolk
to meet in Pasewalk grove at 8 O'Clock
sharp Saturday morning. Immediate
ly after the formation of patrols the
scouts will march to Stanton. Scout
ing will be the feature enroute.
: George Spego and Frank Perry, the
two Italians who were arrested on re
, quest of the Humphrey police, are
back in Norfolk. Both men. it is said
t were able to prove their innocence OF
the charge of stealing 500 and ring
, at Humphrey last Saturday night
DR.. William G. Keehn, who has beer
l acting as assistant to Dr. G. A. Nc
Kim, left at noon for Kansas City
!. where he will become assistant to DR.
l Kingsley of the Kansas City Veterin
l airy college DR.. Charles II. Baer, 6
classmate of DR.. Keehn, takes his
4 place in Norfolk.
DR.. C. A. McKim has returned from
L state veterinary work at Allen, Neb
The doctor made the round trip in his
automobile. The crop conditions il
: the vicinity of Wakefield and Aller
!. are very good, he says. The road be
;, tween these two points was muddy al
=, the result Of a soaking rain.
Harry Hull was given $20.25 dam
ages in his suit against his mother
g Mrs. II. f. Haase, in connection will
e a popcorn wagon which was once il
t covery of the fixtures left in the wag
= on when it was taken. F. l.. Esta
e brook, Herman Krahn, e. M. Ziesch'
s. and George Dudley were the jurors.
h A Bonesteel man arrested by Patrol
d man Kennedy last night on the soutl
a side was turned loose this morning
S The man declares he was doped some
t, where and that his cap, coat and $50
T. were taken from him. Il drank on
glass of beer" he says, land that's tn
n last | knew until l was here in jail.
II The police were able to find his ca
1t and coat but they give no credence t
" his story of losing the money.
T. Blood in large quantities, mixed wit
d the broken fragments of a beer bottl
r on the North First street bridge, whic
d spans the mill dam, show evidences g
!, reported fight which is said to hav
ct occurred on this bridge few night
a ago. From the amount of blood whic
lie stains the sidewalk on this new bridg
IN it is clearly seen that the wounde
n person must have received a har
lie blow. The police were busy yesterda
lie endeavoring to fathOm the mystery {
n the blood and glass, but they repol
to they have been unable to find an.
it thing.
is Patrolman Mike Kennedy of tn
IN south side reports that section of tn
city is being annoyed by dogs whic
are becoming great nuisance.
nd reporting this fact to the chief of p
st lice, Patrolman Kennedy declares tn;
ct the city dog catcher is delinquent
up his official duties and that somethir
Id should be done toward aiding that {
M fetal in giving some aid to the SOU
lis side people from the undesirable doc
IN Chief Marquardt has two complain
from south side people who declare
Id some of the dogs are becoming serio
lid nuisances.
to DR.. Lorena Schrock an osteopa
ice from Broken Bow, is in the city al
tn has purchased the business of DR..
ay r. Meredith, who leaves Sunday t
on California. Mrs. Schrock declares S
us has been in Norfolk before and W
wn favorably impressed with this eli
he Her husband, DR.. Schrock, also
md Broken Bow, will be in Norfolk to ia