The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-12-15
FRIDAY FACTS.

Mrs. c. II. Reynolds went to Ere
mont yesterday.
Conductor S. l.. Miller is enjoying
a two weeks vacation.
n. A. Housed of Madison was in the
city visiting the corn show.
G. l.. Evans and J. A. Brown are at
Creighton transacting business.
Mrs. NJ l.. Parker of Columbus is
here visiting with her son, c. w. Ian
ders.
County Attorney James Nichols OF
Madison was here transacting bust
ness
Mr.. and Mrs Barney of Madison
were here visiting MIR. and Mrs Her
rington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melcher re
turned from Fremont last night in
their automobile.
II. c. Shields, district passenger
agent of the Wabash railroad, and w
II. Rowland, travelling passenger agent
of the Pennsylvania road, were here
transaCting business.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. G. Colegrove and
future home at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Fernow OF
Central City, Ia, are here visiting
with the j. j. Clements family.
Albert Kennedy, accompanied by
Asa X. Leonard, made an automobile
trip from Omaha to Norfolk yesterday
Mrs. S. r. Mcfarland of Madison
and Mrs. w. r. Mcfarland Of this
city went to Sioux City to spend a
few days with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Walker of Stuart
were here visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
l.. II. Lederer. Mr.. Walker is publisher
of the Stuart Advocate. Mrs. Walker
went from here to Omaha, where she
will visit with relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Knowles,
daughter
Robert A. Atwood of iii South
Third street is suffering from an in
jured hand.
The Royal Neighbors will meet to-
night for the election Of officers.
Z. w. Sheppard has moved from
South Fourth street to Ill South
Eighth street.
F. ]. Powell Of Ais South Fourth
street, who was slightly injured re-
Gently in fall, is recovering.
E. R. Welsh, stenographer in the Of
flee of Roadmaster P. j. Stafford, ST.,
has left Norfolk. Jack" will probably
take up some employment at Omaha,
it is said.
w. II. Donohue OF Chadron pur-
chased a span of imported Belgian
mares from G. l.. Carlson. The ami
mails were sent to Chadron yesterday.
The Stroeble Construction company
of Omaha are loading several steel
bridges which have been stored at
South Norfolk for about year and
are shipping them to the Bonesteel
country.
Mrs. G. o. Rankin of Scribner was
in Norfolk yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. Rankin has now fully recovered
from the injuries sustained several
weeks ago when she fell down the
cellar stairs.
c. f. Cole writes from Seattle,
Gated there with his family and will
make Seattle his permanent home. Mr..
Cole is now employed with promi-
nent Seattle contracting firm.
The Landwehr verein German veter-
ans will hold their annual meeting in
Germania hall Sunday afternoon. The
election Of officers will be a feature
of the meeting. All German veterans
are urged to attend this annual meet.
ing.
Coach Thomas OF the high school
preliminary basketball team had sew
eral Of the high school athletes on the
driving park giving them instructions
on passing the ball. The boys are
showing up well and a good team will
be the result.
Tills Lunt, farmer living neal
Hooper, gave the railroad company
much trouble on the cars Thursday
night and when the train reached
Norfolk he was arrested and lodged
n Jail. He was assessed $3.50 il
"dee Eiseley's court
The Fantastic Dancing club held {
""iness meeting in the Voget studi,