The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-04-14

has been repapered and redecorated.
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Mum will leave
Thursday for Hastings, their future
home.
William II. Brechbill OF COS South
Ninth street, is loading his household
goods on an NJ. 4 o. car and is moving
east
Norfolk now has a lumber jobbing
firm representing twenty wholesale
lumber dealers and manufacturers
through the firm OF Stearns & Kinnie,
| who have opened up their Norfolk
headquarters in room No 9, Citizens
| National bank building.
| George Tiele, who has been suffer.
ing from a severe attack OF pneu.
monia, is reported somewhat improved
today.
| Although the duck hunting season
has passed, reports have reached the
city of many ducks and snipe in this
| vicinity.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Ballantyne Thursday
afternoon at o'clock Everybody is
| welcome.
| Another band OF gypsies arrived in
| the city this morning and after build.
| ing u camp on North Second street,
| started a campaign of the city.
| The Union Pacific put on double.
header for their afternoon combina.
ton Monday to Columbus. Several
emigrant cars were included in the
long train.
| T. b. Leonard OF Meadow Grove has
stored his hotel furniture at the Nor.
folk Van and Storage company and is
looking for location here to open a
roOming house.
Samuel a. Hoffman has moved to
600 Park avenue. He is looking for a
farm location, and has accepted a po
sition at the Northwestern freight de-
pot in the meantime.
| G. A. Sires is moving from the Man
ske house COS South Ninth street, to
the j. G. Chamberlain residence, 1908
Norfolk avenue. Mr.. Chamberlain is
moving to the former place.
Night Patrolman Sasse, who was
struck several times by Frank McMil
Ian in the city jail, declares he will
prefer charges against Mcmillan fol
resisting and striking an officer.
Secretary c. c. Cow and Director c
u. Fleming OF the Commercial cluf
were interviewing business men yes
terday afternoon In connection with
the paid secretary question. The Com
. mercial men met with success.
The board of education is in receipt
Irf lor 80 -
bond buyers who wish to purchase the
Norfolk school bonds which were vot
ed for last election. This announce
ment shows that the Norfolk bond.
can be easily sold at good price.
:. Funeral services over the remain!
of William Mas were held at 1:3t
, this afternoon by RN. j. p. Mueller a
the family home, EOS South Fourth
street, and at o'clock at the Chris
Lutheran church. The interment wat
made in the New Lutheran cemetery
A Norfolk young lady sent east TO
, a hat plume. She was allowed to ex
| anime her purchase at the local eX
: press Office before accepting it, Thu
package came. The young lady in
l spected, only to find that the package
contained no plume. She did not &C
cept the package.
The knights Templar will hold Eas
t ter services next Sunday in the Ma
sonic hall. All Masons and their fam
lilies will probably be invited to attent
these services, for which program
and arrangements are being made. !
= regular meeting Of Damascus comman
! derry No. 25 was held last night.
The United States civil service com
: mission has announced a fine list o
positions for which examinations will
A be held at the local postoffice in tn
near future. The list received by lie
a cal Secretary V. V. Light follows: Ca
Diet officer, lighthouse service; assist
Y ant commission Investigations; mag
netic observer. cadet engineer aid il
I chemistry, laboratory aid, bureau plan
industry; assistant chemist, traine,
S nurse, junior chemist, fuels; statisti
clan, forest products.
a The case of Bressler and William
of Meadow Grove versus Fred L. Wan
l ser of Plainview, in which the plain
tiffs ask for $3.50 as commission on
S land deal made in Holt county, wa
dismissed in Judge c. F. Eiseley'
D court before a change of venue t
:. Judge Lambert's court could be PROF
), erly made. The plaintiffs dismisse
!. the case.
Election of delegates to the suprem
!. council meeting which will convene a
= Waterloo, Ia, May 2, was the majo
business transacted by the delegate
a to the district meeting of the Amer
V lean Mobiles organization held in tn
G. A. r. hall Tuesday afternoon. TIL
e supreme meeting will be an importan
: one and each district met Tuesday t
/. elect the delegates TO this meeting
About fifteen out-of-town delegate
e were represented. Mrs. c. Rasley
p secretary of-the local lodge.
S The result of the city council inVe!
:. tigation of the Norfolk avenue pawn
is that some parts of the concrete
n where it was frozen, will not be az
J. cepted, and final payment will prot
d ably be withheld until the paving con
pany makes the satisfactory repairs
!. Mr.. Craig will put force OF men I
work Tuesday morning and renal
r here until the proper repairs are made