The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-07-14
FRIDAY FACTS.

AnAs "hN AVA o. Jbhh III utbtl anu ldlll'
lily have gone to Wisconsin for an ex.
tended visit.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. August Stef.
fen, daughter.
Mrs Hans Vogt is at Tilden visit.
ing with relatives.
Miss Adelne Moratz OF Hoskins was
visitor in the city.
Mrs. W. S. O'Brien went to Madison
to visit with relatives.
Mrs G. II. Groesbeck and children
returned from a visit with relatives at
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Bucholz and
son Arden of Omaha spent the night
in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Reynolds and
family have gone TO Wisconsin to
spend two weeks at lake resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Beebe are now
comfortably settled in their new home
on East Norfolk avenue. The house
Is OF the most modern type.
Another hobo was added to Street
Commissioner Leu's force and is max
ing good Roadway in the cleaning up
Of the Objectionable weeds along the
streets.
ED Brueggeman placed in position
in front OF the Nebraska National
bank building the second AID club
cluster light which will be in opera
tion this evening.
William Mcintyre, the former North
western roundhouse employee who was
injured in falling from moving train,
is now reported to be suffering from a
fractured skull. Besides this he has
two ugly scalp wounds.
There were twenty losses to corn
cribs, wind mills and barns on farms
in this vicinity during the recent wind
storm. All these twenty losses, says
one insurance man, are to be adjusted
by insurance companies.
A regular meeting of the AID club
will be held this evening in the Office
Of the Norfolk Light and Power com
pany. All members are requested to
be in attendance. Much important
business is to be transacted and ar.
rangements for the ball game and a
new entertainment will be discussed
SO satisfied is the AID club with
their entertainments given at the Ly.
ric Wednesday evening that they have
arranged with the Crystal theater
management to give two entertain
ments next Wednesday and Thursday.
The feature of these entertainments
will be the daylight curtain which
will be exhibited for the first time In
this city.
Otto Laubsch and Miss Anna From
mer went to Madison Thursday morn
ing and at 2 o'clock Thursday after
noon they were united in marriage by
Judge Bates. The young couple will
make their home with the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Laubsch
3Ob South First street. Mr.. Laubscf
is employed as a clerk in his fathers
hardware store.
Herbert Hauptli, the Norfolk yount
man who was seized by Policeman
Livingston the other night when he
had put his foot on the pedal OF his
bicycle to start home, will not be pros
ecuted The action Of Officer Living
ston was repudiated by authorities
higher up" in the administration ant
instructions were issued to Chief o.
Police Marquardt to drop the case.
Secretary A. w. Hawkins Of the
Commercial club has gone to Neligf
to attend a meeting of secretaries O.
the Northeast Nebraska Racing cir
cult of which he is local secretary
p. NJ. Barrett, secretary of the entire
circuit, will also attend the meeting
Mr.. Hawkins is scheduled to attend {
meeting of the executive committee o
the Nebraska Publicity league which
meets in Omaha Monday. Mr.. Hawk
ms is member of the committee.
Scout Master A. o. Hazen is bus!
getting together all members Of thu
Norfolk boy scout organization. Mr.
Hazen has made arrangements for
mass meeting of the boy scouts TO
next Tuesday night, when it will b'
decided whether or not the boys shall
go into encampment this summer
The meeting will be held at the home
Of Scout Harold Anderson. The reor
ganization of a patrol is also to be ;
feature of the evenings meeting. Tit
boys all are equipped with uniforms
and stats and all are in good condi
ton to enjoy few weeks camping.