The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-07-07
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Miss Emma SchoreEge expects to
take a ten days vacation commencing
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Erskine of st. Paul
Neb., is visiting at the home Of S. F.
Erskine.
Miss Vera Brakeman has gone to
Sioux City to visit with her sister, Mrs
Paul PAUL..
Mr., and Mrs. Otto Hellerman Of
Marshfeld, Wis, are here visiting with
August Hellerman.
Miss Minnie Braasch has gone to
Kansas City and Omaha to spend a
few weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Halpin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McKiver start on
a trip to Iowa Monday
Miss Grace Fowler has returned
from ten days vaca,i ion, which she
spent with friends at Sioux City.
Miss Emma Goetting, who has fin
ished the millinery season at the A.
l.. Killian store, has returned to her
home at Chicago.
Supt. NJ. +. Crosier of the public
schools has returned to his home at
Avoca, Ia, to arrange to move his fam
lily to this city. Mr.. Crosier expects to
return here on August /.
Miss Fannie Dickerson Of Draper,
S. D., is visiting with MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Scott and is on her way for a
two months tour through Washington,
Oregon and California.
Miss Foraker OF Wellington, Kan,
and Miss Merriam Wolfe of Neigh ar.
rived in the city to spend a few days
with the Clans, who are camping on
Pleasure Point, on the Craig farm
DR.. and Mrs Kierstead have gone
to Tilden for a weeks vacation.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hartford,
last Tuesday, a girl.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Robertson at o'clock.
r. NJ. Duffy, who sprained an ankle
few days ago, is recovering.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Johnson died from commissions at 10
o'clock Friday night. Funeral service
will be held Sunday afternoon.
All BARRIERS of this city signed an
ness at II o'clock on the night OF July
8 and remain closed until July 5.
A ball game which will be of much
interest and which is expected to be
fast will be played on the driving park
diamond Sunday afternoon between
the firemen's and BARRIERS teams. Both
! teams have been practicing continually
thrnnohnnf
they will win.
Ford Hawk, 17-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Hawk, ranchers living
near Hay Springs, was operated on in
| Norfolk Saturday. The patient is do.
ing we'll and his full recovery is ex-
pected soon.
Henry Kennedy, a switchman, suf.
fered confusion of his left hand Fri.
day, when his hand caught on an angle
rod of a car, which he was riding at
the south side yards. The hand is Sc.
verely bruised and considerably swol.
len.
| The Citizens National bank has or
dered a tive.cluster light to be put in
front OF its building. The new lamp
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once. The Ad clubs lamp for the Ne
braska National bank is expected here
soon. This will give Norfolk avenue
three poles of cluster lights.
Losing control of his car when en-
tering the King & Mills garage yester
day afternoon, Des Moines man en-
route from Trip county to his Iowa
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owned by A. II. Viele, which was
standing in the garage at the time
and also did much damage to his owl
car.
Two calls from 1915 Taylor avenue
brought a number of the firemen to the
fire station Friday afternoon The
first call reported that fire was burn
ing up house and instantly the Other
call followed saying the fire was out
The fire wagon was ready to leave the
station Immediately after the first cal
was turned in.
The running team OF the fire depart
ment enjoyed good workout FRIDAY
evening when eleven members of the
team showed their good qualities a.
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act as coupler for the team, was alst
practicing. A special meeting OF the
fire department is to be held Monday
afternoon, during which the last ar
rangements are to be made for tn,
running teams expenses.
For the second time within the pas
week, the city council met and ad
journed after calling a special meeting
to pass the Norfolk avenue paving as
sessment. With the second assess
ment worked out by the city engineer
property owners were dissatisfied, al
the assessment called for about eight
cents more per lot than was expected
A special meeting will be held mex
Thursday night, when the matter is t.
be settled.
A. M. Sar was caller in Judge
F. Eiseleys Office Friday Afternoon
and had dispute with Constable A
w. Finkhouse, whom he charged Will
arresting his son, Emil Sar, without ;
warrant. Mr.. Sar had his arms raised
and was about to strike the officer
when he was notified that ii wa!
against the law to strike an officer
Sars son was arrested a few days agC