The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-06-02
FRIDAY FACTS.

S. G. Mayer went to Sioux City on
business.
Miss Martha Koehn returned from a
few days visit with friends at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Cox OF Long
Pine are visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walling.
Mrs. w. NJ. Single and son Cleo of
Grand Island are here visiting with
Mrs. Florence Edwards.
Mrs. A. L. Killian and her son Her
bert have gone to Peru, Neb., where
Mrs. Killian will spend ten days Wis
it with her parents.
David Clements, who has been max
ing his home with his son e. M. Glenn
ents for the past two years, has gone
to Colfax and Des Moines, Ia, to
spend the summer with his sons and
daughters.
A horse valued at 800 belonging to
John Robinson died yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Levine have gone
to housekeeping at PA North Tenth
street.
Painters and paper hangers have
taken possession of the city hall.
Every room in the building is to be
repapered and reprinted.
Owing to an exchange of property
between H. d. Saunders and c. F. w.
Marquardt the Saunders family will
| leave in June for their future home in
Omaha.
| An adjourned meeting Of the board
of education will take place this even
ing in the high school building. The
| consideration of the plumbing and
heating bids for the West Lincoln and
Grant schools are to be considered.
| Electric lights were installed at the
Country club during the day, in time
| to be turned on for the dancing party
in the evening. The opening day was
a windy one, but promised to bring
out a big bunch of pleasure seekers.
DR.. c. J. Verges has purchased an
other fine Belgian draft horse from
the Commercial club. DR.. Verges' new
purchase is a sister to the horse he
bought from the first shipment o.
these animals from Belgium to Nor
folk.
Campbell Brothers circus train /!
due here early Saturday morning. Tit
unloading commences immediatel.
and the parade will take place a
about 10 o'clock. Two performance
are to be held on the Olney field.
Chief of Police Marquardt lifted tn
quarantine on the George Chrismal
residence at the Junction. A daughte
of Mr.. Chrisman was suffering wit
smallpox. There are two more case
of the disease at South Norfolk. Bot
! are quarantined.
James Evans and son-in-law w. L
Ratliff have arrived in Norfolk fror
Kansas City to open the new whole
, sale fruit house which they will col
duct here. Their household furnitur
is on the way and their families wi
be here within ten days.
A. w. Hawkins, newly elected SCI
= rotary of the Norfolk Commerce.
club, returned from Omaha, where h
- resigned his position as a travelin
:. salesman for the Bradley, Merrial
!, and Smith Implement company. Sc
= rotary Hawkins is now ION the job
in his temporary quarters in the o
: flee of the Norfolk National bank.
The Commercial club committee r
ports that all is arranged for III
smoker to be given to the travelir
men of Norfolk Saturday evenin
- The entertainment will take place
Marquardt hall Chairman c. j. Fler
|. ing requests that every member
q the Commercial club, AID club an
q every travelling man in Norfolk Satu
h day be present at this smoker.
= Rev. j. NJ. Shippard, pastor of II
~ First Congregational church of Lii
- coin and said to be the foremost Co
gregationalist in the state, will fill II
pulpit at the First Congregation
church in this city. Sunday Rev, e
. win Booth goes to Lincoln to take NJ
n Shippard's place for the day. M