The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-08-04
TUESDAY TOPICS.

on business.
Miss Anna Kayl is enjoying few
weeks vacation.
Miss Lena Miller of Gregory is here
visiting with friends.
Miss Verana Nenow is back at work
from few weeks vacation.
Miss Carrie McLearie has returned
after few weeks vacation.
Miss Meta Aaron has gone to Mag.
nolia, Ia, where she will work in
store.
Miss Hattie Heitzman is spending
few weeks vacation with relatives at
Omaha.
Mrs. Gustave Heckmans and son
Harry went to Winner, to visit with
relatives.
b. p. SCHNEIDER returned from
weeks vacation which he spent with
relatives in Minnesota.
A. H. Braun is enjoying a weeks
vacation. He will visit friends at Co.
lumbus and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Rohrke of Hos
kins, enroute to Meadow Grove, were
here visiting with friends.
Mrs. Albert Viergutz and her
daughter Esther returned from a few
weeks visit with relatives at Bis.
mark, N d.
William Hellerman, who has been
here visiting with his father, August
Hellerman, and the j. E. Haase fam.
| lily, has returned to his home in Wis
consin.
Prof. NJ. B. Singer, head Of Chicago
Lutheran parochial schools and for
merly teacher in the same schools of
this city, is here visiting A. Buchholz
and other old friends.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Busse, a
daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leu, a
daughter.
George Spencer suffered yesterday
when his finger was lanced because a
fish had introduced a fin into that
| member.
j. G. Ostdiek of Madison, candidate
for the democratic nomination of reg.
lister of deeds in the county, was in
Norfolk yesterday.
William Donnelly, a 2O-year-old Ia
borer, was injured yesterday when a
large piece of timber fell on his right
foot, bruising it painfully.
A meeting of Mosaic lodge No. 80
will be held tonight for work in the NJ
NJ. degree. F. NJ. Hunter of Lincoln
will be an out-of-town guest.
j. w. Larson, 719 South Second
street, suffered four days with a Gin.
der which fell into his eye while he
was working at Bonesteel. The Gin.
der was removed yesterday.
c. H. Kelsey of Neigh was in Nor.
folk Monday afternoon. Mr.. Kelsey
will return to this city Wednesday to
permanently locate in Norfolk, estab
fishing a law Office in the Bishop
block.
Special Master Judge Isaac Powers
heard further evidence in an import
ant Virginia land case Monday after
noon. Attorneys w. V. Allen of Mad
ison, Funk of Bloomfield and Judge
r. E. Evans were present at the hear
ing.
Neigh will get the new depot asked
for by the citizens of that city. II
will be about the same as the West
Point station. Assurance of this was
given to Charles H. Kelsey, who was
in town from Neigh yesterday by
General Superintendent S. NJ. Brader
of the Northwestern railroad.
A damage suit which has become
known as the mule case" in Judge
Eiseley's court was closed Monday
afternoon when Judge Eiseley found
that Henry Wendt of Gregory hat
sold to H. c. Sattler of this city 6
mule that was cripple. The anima
was represented as sound in every
way. Mr.. Sattler claimed it otherwise
and received judgment of SIS.
Among the days out-of-town visit
ors in Norfolk were: j. G. Ostdiek
Madison; Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Johnson
Clearwater; Oscar Gross, Verdigre
Earle Buttrick, Dallas; j. H. Birkby
Gregory; Frank Wise, Spalding; ]. R
Becker, Columbus; F. L. Steele, Co
lumbus; Calvin Keller, Creighton; H
]. Backes, Humphrey; W. D. Funk
Bloomfield; S. T. Lott, Tekamah.
Engineer Rockefeller of Worley &
Co., engineers, with headquarters a
; Kansas City, is in the city maxim,
preliminary plans for the new munici
pal light plant, advocated by Mayo
Friday. These plans are called 9TH,
One Dollar Down" plans by many O
the city officials. The city pays bu
! 81 for them if the proposed $65,00
municipal light bond election does no
carry. The company, however, will
send an agent here who will stuml
the city and give speeches on munic
; pal lighting system. If the election
! carries, the city is bound by contrac
to give the work Of drawing the plan
. to this company.
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.