The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-05-05
FRIDAY FACTS.

E. E. Truelock was at Hadar for a
short visit.
Guy E. Smith, the contractor who
pnt In most Of Norfolk's sewer sys-
TEN, is in the city from Iowa transact
ing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Koehler Of Pilger
were here.
John Robinson returned from a bust.
ness trip to Chicago.
R. G. Rohrke OF Hoskins is in the
city transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Pilger OF Stan.
ton were visitors in the city.
DR.. Gadbois and family of Madison
were in the city in their automobile.
Mrs. Louise Barney has gone to
Denver to spend a few weeks with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chase Of Stan
ton are in the city visiting with Mrs.
Bertha Pilger.
w. F. Hall returned from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Kansas
City. Mr.. Hall was accompanied from
Columbus by Mrs. Hall, who was in
that city visiting with relatives.
Arthur SonDeland, student of the
Creighton Medical college, has return
ed home to spend three months va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Sonneland. Mr.. Sonneland has but
one more year to attend college be-
fore graduating.
The retail price Of milk in Omaha
mas been reduced to five cents quart.
John Weidenfeller, who has been
quite i'll. is now able to be out of bed
nd enjoy short walks.
Miss Nellie Stafford, formerly OF
his city, was married to an Omaha
usiness man at Omaha Thursday.
1t is estimated in railroad circles
hat the little blaze at the Junction
depot Thursday will cost the company
about 49,
President Braden OF the Country
club announces that the date for the
formal opening has been changed from
May to May 80.
CaSius Uhlig, the travelling sales.
man who has been confined to his bed
with severe attack of throat trouble,
is reported much improved.
G. T. Sprecher is at Omaha attend.
ing the annual conclaye of the grand
commandery of Masons. Mr.. Sprecber
is representing Damascus comman.
derry No. 20 Of this city.
The Norfolk Athletic club is arrang.
ing date for boxing contest be
tween Gene Sullivan of O'Neill, and
Jimmie Cain of Sioux City. Kid West
is in Omaha railroadlng and wants to
come to Norfolk il match can be
arranged.
Rev. Edwin Booth returned from
Pierce, where he attended the Elk.
horn Valley association Of Congrega
tional churches. MIR. Booth was one
Of the principal speakers at this meet
ing, and besides other addresses, he
delivered an illustrated lecture.
Frank Tannehill, farmer living
south of this city who has made a sue
cess at raising fancy white corn, re-
ports that he has sold many hundred
bushels of seed corn TO farmers In
New Mexico, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri
South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and
Wisconsin. This seed corn was sold
within the past month.
The funeral of the Greek section
man who was killed by Northwest
ern train this side OF Battle Greek
Wednesday, will be held at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning from the undertak
ing parlors of Sessions d Bell Burial
will be in Prospect Hill. A Greek
minister from Omaha will arrive tc
| conduct the services.
Manager Stafford OF the Norfoll
baseball club was one OF the club mem
bers who were disappointed at the
| city hall Thursday evening, where 6
meeting was scheduled by the club
A misunderstanding in the date sci
for the meeting was the cause OF dis
| appointment. A game is to be played
on the driving park Sunday.
There is much joy experienced by
| fishermen and owners OF row boats
and steam launches by the reliable re
port that the sugar factory dam is Il
be blown up and the river put in shap,
for better navigation. For severa
weeks, members OF q club recently or
sanized for fishing and camping eIpe
ditions have lobbied with city Official,
to this effect, and II IL now reported
their efforts will prove successful