The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-08-04
FRIDAY FACTS.


business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Frey of Fremont is in the city
visiting with Mrs. Charles Rice.
S. w. Lackey of Stanton was here
visiting with his son, R. S. Lackey.
Mrs. j. w. Dietrich IS spending a
few weeks with relatives at Waterloo
and Dubuque, la.
Miss Bernice Whitney of Omaha is
here visiting her grandfather and
grandmother, Judge and Mrs. Isaac
Powers.
Mrs. X. G. Meredith, who has been
here visiting with her son, DR.. o. r.
Meredith, has returned to her home
at Dewitt, Ia.
Mrs. j. II. Kierstead of Tilden and
Miss Lila Hawk of Spokane, Wash,
are visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Kierstead.
Travelling Passenger Agents Shields
of the Wabash, Hughes of the Mis-
souri, Pacific and Anderson of the Mil
waukee railroads were here on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Z. Pender and
daughter have returned from a two
weeks visit at Duluth, MINI. They
| leave shortly for Sheridan, Wyo.,
! where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Bertha Pilger is visiting with
her daughter at the Chase ranch in
Stanton county.
John Koenigstein, Arthur Koenig-
stein and r. A. Mittelstadt made a
successful fishing trip to the Wagner
farm.
| Martin Larsen, an automobile ma
chinist, is suffering from liberation of
the stomach. He is confined to his
bed.
vacation. Mr.. Felger will finish out
the week camping with the boy scouts
on the KlentZ farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Spear will
leave Tuesday morning for Rochester,
Mimi, where Mrs. Spear will undergo
a slight surgical operation on her
throat.
The 2-monJns-old infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Klechner, 410 South
Second street, died at 8 o'clock Friday
morning from cholera infantum. The
infant had been i'll for only about
twenty-four hours.
Foreman Wells of the Northwestern
roundhouse has resigned his position
and will make an extended visit in
New York state. Later he will visit
the western coast. Mr.. Wells is sue
ceeded by L.. Chapman of Clinton, la
The Baptist Sunday school class o!
which e. E. Coleman is teacher will
break camp at the Craig farm tonigh
and return to the city after four days
successful fishing and camping. A
ten-pound catfish was among th'
catch.
The Norfolk ball team went to Win
side to play the Winside team. Den
ton was to pitch the game and Wat
son, Norfolk's new twirler, was hell
back for Sunday afternoons gam
here with Bloomfield. Wausa play
D here Monday.
e Charles Rice has sent out over 10'
t invitations to his friends and custom
] ers who will come to Norfolk durin
s the race meet to attend an annua
b banquet at the Rice residence. A goo
speaker is to address the guests O
= Mr.. Rice, who has made elaborate al
rangements for the entertainment.
:. Mrs. Henry Busch, wife of the Hell
ry Busch who recently threatened t
kill himself in the old pickle factor
and at the same time kill his entir
l. family, is critically i'll from the effect
s of dropsy. No hopes for her recover
r. are entertained. Busch is now in tn
/. state insane hospital here. Local al
n thorities are looking after the famil!
l. The boy scouts were busy gettin
h their camp in shape for Friday afte
b Moons inspection and early Saturda
e morning they will break camp ant
IS after a second roll call, march bac
through the city to their homes. Th
scouts have enjoyed their encaml
ment and many of the youngsters e,
al press their disappointment at tn
O. swift flight of time.
Z. Roy Smith and Frank McMilla
ID were fined $3.50 in Judge Eiseley
al court this morning for being drum
D. Mcmillan claimed that he was NJ
10 drunk when arrested by Patrolma
t. Livingstone. to which plea Judge Els
Re ley remarked that it made no diffe
ID ence. 1T was about time Livingston
had arrested someone anyway"
ct said. Smith claimed he was struck c
the back of the head with an ice pic
* by someone and that he was M
drunk. His plea did not help hir
D., Both were given until Monday to pa