The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-12-22
THURSDAY TlplNGs.

Herbert King went to Omaha on
business.
II. G. Sattler has been In Omaha
this week on business.
otto Wilde has accepted n position
with the First National bank at Stan.
ton.
l.. =. Pasewalk Is enjoying visit
from his mother, Mrs. Henrietta Pase.
walk, and his sister Mrs. John Sieg.
Ter OF Nodine. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer, who
have been here visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs s. G. Mayer. have returned to
their home Mt Lincoln.
Sheriff Manke of Washington county
was here bringing several patients to
the state hospital. While here the
Blair sheriff took the opportunity to
visit with Judge G.. r. Eiseley who rep
resented Washington county in the
legislature many years ago. Mr.. Manke
has been sheriff OF Washington
county for twenty.four years, and was
defeated at the last election.
The city map on which City Engl,
neer II. II. Tracey has been working,
has been completed and put in the
hands of the printers.
w. II. Beckenhauer is building a
new residence.
A. Buchholz Is confined to his home
with an attack of stomach trouble.
Kasper Wacker purchased the Mrs.
Phillip Schmier farm south of town.
j. G. Larkin and Jack Koenigstein
day.
Il. M. Waddell has moved his real
estate Office into the Koenigstein law
Office.
The Norfolk Shoe store building is
to be remodelel. A new front is to be
constructed.
The ll.year.old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. A. Amarine is suffering from
an attack of fever.
City Clerk Ed Harter, who sus.
tained an injured hip a few days ago,
is again able to be at his office.
r. Nj. Waddell sold at public auction
Thursday afternoon, his personal prop
erty on the farm three miles east of
town which was bought by Mr.. Hoffer-
ber recently.
The Landwehr verein will hold their
annual celebration in Marquardt hall
on the night of Jan. "a. Pierce, Wayne
and Hoskins will be represented at
this celebration.
Albert Armstrong was fined $l710 in
Judge Eiseley's court this morning
for being drunk and disorderly. Arm
strong was given two hours in which
to find enough money to pay his fine.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norfolk branch of the Nebraska Fed
Grafton of Retail dealers, will be held
in the Commercial club rooms this
evening. Willis +. Reed of Madison
will speak before the business men at
this meeting. every one interested is
invited to attend.
At regular meeting Of the M. b. A
held Wednesday evening, the following
officers weer elected: President, j. NJ
Covert; vice president, Mrs. o. w
Rish; chaplain, Mrs. George Mather;
secretary-treasurer George c. Burton;
conductor, Mrs. +. d. KrantZ; watch
man. George Clark sentry, Fred ID
Krantz; trustee o. w. Rish.
Will Woolver, who is laid up at 5O5
South Third street with a lingering
illness from which it is reported he
will have a very hard time to recover
has, with his own hands embroidered
a pretty Elks design sofa pillow to
which railroad men friends have taken
such fancy that they decided to put
it on exhibition. 1t will be sold.
NAL Gage put the Norfolk militia
under the regular state inspection ir
the national guard armory Wednesday
night. The Norfolk soldiers passed
with average marks in this inspection
but had the regular drills been con
tinued they would have made theil
usual showing. The inspection, how
ever, was satisfactory under the exist
ing circumstances.
According to telephone message
received by F.. f. Davenport from
Fremont, ]. S. Mathewson's buf or
pingtons are taking some high prizes
Mr Mathewson'S CoCkerel, says the
message, took first prize in his class
and other Mathewson chickens are
prize winners. Mr. Davenport's buf
orpington cock won first prize. H. B
Dixon is at Fremont in charge of the
Norfolk chickens, Mathewson's or
pingtons are highly complimented b!
the Fremont judge.