The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-01-06
SATURDAY SETTINGS.


here.
Roy Wath of Madison was visit
or in the city.
Arthur Smith of Madison is in the
city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Gentle will spend
New Years day with the c. f. Greene
family at Plainview.
Miss Emma Schoregge returned
from Omaha, where she spent the
holidays with relatives.
Miss Alma Buff has returned to
her home in Hoskins after spending
the holidays with Miss Louise Brum.
mund
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karo and family
from Syracuse, Neb., spent week
m Norfolk, and around in the country
with their relatives and friends. Fri
day they took the Sioux City train
and were bound for Lyons, Neb., to
make Paul Karo visit, also their
daughter, Miss Lizzie Karo from Nor
folk, went with them. AS she Is stay
ing at her grandparents, going to the
German school, she will return to
Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs. Karo and the
two boys will go home from Lyons
after few days.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Kidder on North Ninth street on
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
promptly, and the program at 3. A
full attendance is desired.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nord-
wig, son.
Miss Martha Koehn, who has been
i'll, is again able to be back at her
desk.
Mrs. Carl Falk is reported quite
i'll. Her daughter, who is suffering
from pneumonia, is reported no bet
ter.
Mrs. j. Melmakers Sunday school
class met last Thursday afternoon at
423 South Fifth and had very enjoy
able time together
A beautiful mounted deer head has
been placed on the wall of the Ne
braska National bank Office by Vice
President w. A. Witzigman.
A farewell party was given at the
daughter, Miss Rosie Kost, who
leaves for Wayne Monday, to attend
the state normal for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. C. Gentle, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. b. Nicola and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Koenigstein will act as chape-
Tones tonight at dance given by
number of young ladies. The dance
will take place at Marquardt hall.
Julius Degner, jr., of Wisner is in
the city visiting with relatives. Mr..
Degner has Just returned from Sioux
City where he attended the annual
banquet of the Knapp-Spencer Hard
ware salesman of which he is men,
Der.
Chief of Police Marquardt was
witness in the Beels divorce case at
Madison Friday. During the chiefs
absence Night Patrolman w. S.
O'Brien was acting chief, while the
entire night shift was in charge of
Patrolman Ernest Sasse.
A special meeting is called by PreSi-
dent Charles Hulac of the hook and
ladder company of the tre depart
ment to take place at the city hall
next Monday evening. Important
business is to be transacted and the
president requests every member of
the company to be present.
Francis Delaney, captain of the
crack Clinton Oowa) high school foot
ball team, champions of Iowa, is in
the city visiting with his brother,
James Delaney and the w. A. Witzig'
man family. j. w O'Neill, also of
Clinton and brother of Mrs. w. A.
Witzigman, is also here with Captain
Delaney.
All banks of the city will be closed
next Monday, the day after New
Years day. The postotfice will OBJ
serve the regular Sunday hours, city
carriers making deliveries from the
windows between the hours of 2:S0
and $3.50 p. m. The rural carriers
will make no deliveries. The tele-
graph Office will also observe the reg
ular Sunday hours.
Br. cabeprcyso Auepuka, A. Cor
donoory, Ray Campbell, Scotna Fran
cesco, ]. o. Greeson, Bert Harris, c.
F. Iddrugs, NJ. T. Loe, August Liedke,
Edward May, John Newton, Mrs. Cal
Peterson, James Powell, Joe Sayoor, |
Mrs. ella Scheffely, Charley Swanson,
Mike Sullivan, Sam Uzelac, Joe Vuk-
stitch, Scrofina VincenEo, Miss Edna |
Wolf
There are possibilities now that |
there will be no need of second am
putation of the leg of Kamiele Ond-
rak, the Bohemian painter who last |
Saturday was run down by an NJ. &
o. train. At the hospital Ondrak is
reported very nervous, but his condi.
ton has so we'll pleased the physi-
clans that they are looking for more
favorable results.
After having lived in and around
Norfolk for twenty-five years NJ. B.
Cox and family will move TO Lamar,
Cole, or to that vicinity. Mr.. Cox
and his family left on the morning
train for Coleridge to spend a week
before going to Colorado. They have