The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-10-13
TUESDAY TOPICS.

Louis Buckendorf has gone to Hart.
Ington to spend ten days with rela.
tives.
Mrs. NJ. O'Brien returned from
Sioux City, where she spent few
weeks with friends.
Judge a. A. WEIGH passed through
the city enroute to Madison, where
he will hold term OF the district
court.
X, e. Adams OF Marshalltown Ia,
vice president of manufacturing
company, is the guest OF G. Il. Dough-
~ this week.
Mrs. o. Phillip and son, Albert, OF
Rock Rapids, Ia, enroute to Trip
county TO visit with relatives, we're
here visiting with Mrs. NJ. Modem.
hauer.
The library board will meet at the
library at o'clock Friday afternoon.
A meeting of Mosaic lodge. No. 3d.
will be held tonight for work in the
+. G. degree.
Norfolk lodge, No. 81, a. o. U. w,
will hold regular meeting at odd
Fellows hail this evening.
Yesterday he was able to be out OF
bed for nearly an hour Mr. Baum's
physician now has great hopes for his
early recovery.
postponed meeting of the Norfolk
branch of the Nebraska Retail Deal
ers association will be held in the
Commercial club rooms at o'clock
Thursday night.
c. H. Groesbeck and a number of
other Norfolk people left Norfolk at
o'clock for the land registration
points, where Tuesday was called
Norfolk day" Many other Norfolk
people left on later trains.
The exterior OF the South Third
street station of the Northwestern
railroad is completed, but it is esti
mated that the interior, on which
workmen are now busy, will not be
completed for several months.
Eight Burwell Neb., business men
stopped off in Norfolk enroute to Gre
cory to register. In the party were:
j. c. Green, p. II. Green, Thomas
Hemmett, Harry Doran, Fred Han.
cock, Fred Meyer, Art Meyer, p. Pet
erson.
BY actual count there were ASP pas
sengers from the registration points
on Northwestern train No. Monday
evening. No. going north at lis a.
IN. had twelve coaches well filled with
registration passengers. 1t is believed
that the steady travel Of these land
seekers will be increased.
Mrs. A. NJ. Boyle died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. r. A. Stewart
in Omaha, on Sunday, and the re.
mains have been taken to Philadel.
phia by her daughter for burial. Mrs.
Boyle was for a number of years a
resident of Norfolk and will be well
remembered by those who lived here
ten or more years ago.
While fire Driver Truelock was busy
elsewhere in the city hall building
someone entered the fire station and
made his escape with the drivers
vest, containing a gold watch and
chain, several important letters and
other personal belongings. The pc
lice believe they have clew to the
whereabouts of the thief and an ar
rest is expected
htN. HtOlSt w. oOulll W al vi vi lllt
Central City Episcopal church was in
the city and accompanied Rev. d. c
Colegrove to Fremont, where all Epis
copal clergymen of this diocese are
holding four days conference. F. c
Taylor also went to Fremont to at
tend the conference. Mrs. South
worth will visit with Mrs. Colegrovt
until after the Fremont conference.
1t was late last evening when Stree
Commissioner Leu arrived at the cit!
hall with wagon load Of workers
three of them prisoners who were
working out their fine by helping tn,
city to build crossings. Clifford vii
liams was one of those added to The
street commissioners force Monday
He and Charles Hanlock, who was III
on the second charge of being drunk
were taken in at the same time.
William Roeske, helper in the EN-
ploye Of the Northwestern railroad
roundhouse on the south side ant
living at 603 South Fourth street, wa
rendered unconscious this morning
when an iron bar with which he wa
hammering pin, slipped and struc|
I'LL III the eye. IllS eye was iui'
badly injured and physician wa
hurriedly called to the roundhouse
The injured man was taken home.
Frank Flynn, manager of Norfol
company, finds the business portion O
the city too crowded. The buildin
occupied has been purchased fror
Emil Koehn by George Stalcop, VIII
is moving to South Third street MI
Koehn has given a contract for III
construction OF a two.story brio
building on the property where tn
Luse Land companys office was Il
Gated. No renter has yet been name
to take possession Of this new propo'
ed building.
Capt Rome Keleher did not attemI
to work out his football teammate
last night because of further pain h
is experiencing from his legs, whic
have been giving him trouble fc
some time. During last Saturday a
ternoon's game with Omaha one of h
legs was injured slightly. Guy Pa
ish, whose thumb was sprained, We
out on the field feeling a trifle sol