The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-11-10
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

II. b. Barnhart returned from a
business trip at Yankton.
Miss Bessie Richie Is home from
the Kearney normal school for
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs.
Minnie Richie.
Miss Clara Witwer of Tilden spent
the day here with friends.
Theodore Meyer of Wausau, Wis,
is here visiting with Ernest Raasch
Deputy United States Marshal j. +.
Sides of Dakota City was in the city
Miss Sophia Dmmel enroute from
Winside to her home at Omaha, was
in the city visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Heilman, who
have been here visiting with old
friends, have returned to their home
at Lincoln.
w. w. WATSON went to Chicago on
business. Mrs. WATSON accompanied
her husband as far as Freeport, ILL.,,
where she will visit with her parents.
w. A. Barnes of Colorado, twenty
| years ago a partner in the law firm
of Rainbolt & Barnes, is here spend
| ing a few days visit with n. A. Rain.
| bolt.
Charles Ostendorf has moved from
| Gil South Tenth street to 1918 Pierce
street.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kline, five
miles west of Hadar, son.
| C. +. Mitchell of Creighton has
moved to Norfolk and is living at
1904 Norfolk avenue.
w. w. DeIiart was called to Emer-
son, Ia on account of the serious
illness of his father.
ii. c. Peckham has moved from the
corner of Thirteenth street and Nor.
folk avenue to SOC Norfolk avenue.
Iron balls for the "chain gang"
have been received. Chief Marquardt
is now looking for few members of
the gang"
The second car of poultry shipped
to San Francisco by the Norfolk Poul-
try company left Norfolk today. A.
G. Lindsay had charge of this car.
Many heating stoves are being set
up and the regular rush of transfer
ing these heaters to be set up for the
winters work, is now in full sway.
Duck hunting came to a halt this
week when hunters found that all the
ponds. lakes and even portions of the
river were coated over with a thin
layer of ice.
Capt. Keleher took his football
squad to Columbus Saturday morn.
ing for a game with the Columbus
high school team. Both teams were
said to be about evenly matched.
Two cars of potatoes and a car of
cabbage consigned to the Evans Fruit
company arrived here quite badly
frozen Friday. Five cars of apples
are expected here by that company.
After an interesting meeting held
by hose company No. | of the fire
department last night, a social meet
ing was held. The fife and drum
corps gave several selections. Re
freshments were served.
Pastry Cook Nistle of the North
western eating house was arrested
Saturday morning by Chief of Police
Marquardt. The cook was found sleep
ing on the Northwestern railroad
tracks on Madison avenue and Sew
enth street
ploy of the Northwestern road anC
formerly chief dispatcher at Glasgow
Mont, has resigned his Norfolk posi-
ton and will leave in few weeks fol
Moberly, Mo-, where he will take up {
similar position with the Wabash
road.
The Hoffman G. Vele furniture
store had an informal funeral Friday
The pet cat which has reigned SUI
preme over the rats in the basemen
of that store for several years passet
away peacefully during the night ant
after being discovered with the aid o
a lantern, the funeral took place.
Mrs. Julia Rock ana ner daughters
, Misses Jennie and Blanche of Atlanta
H., have come to Norfolk to spent
the winter They will make thei
home with Mrs. E. A. Waddell at IL
, North Ninth street. The Illinois pee
! pie have been advised to come t.
Norfolk for a change of climate.
When the city council meets Mon
, day night a months work, say som
, officials, will make almost an all-nigh
session necessary. Sewer contract
are to be let; the mayor is deter
mined to swing his municipal ligh
ownership proposition and many bill
;. are to be allowed including the a
>. lowing of salary for city employees
Tuesday will be election day and cit
pay day as well.
George ID. Smith has received il
formation that his brother, Congress
man Smith of California who ha
been in a sanitarium for the past 81
months, has so far recovered that h
i is able to go to his home at Bakers
field and he hopes to return to Wasl
ington after the holidays and renal
during the remainder of the congre:
sional session. The doctors said 81
months ago that he had quick col
o sumption.
The 14-months-old daughter of Nj
= and Mrs. S. f. Rudd, who recent
|. was scalded about the limbs, is no.
o suffering from an abscess in both ear
4 as the result Of measles. The littl
d child has suffered much pain froI
q swollen glands, sore throat and
o now cutting teeth. The physician n
norris that the child is strong an