The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-05-05
MONDAY MENTIONS.

ors in Norfolk were: !. J. Knivel
Bonesteel; George ~. Brown, Bone
steel; r. lngerly, Elgin; G.. A. South
Winner. John Strasser Hoskins; j.
Trottheiser, Pierce, s. Il. Harris. Ne.
ligh; r J. Harris, Neigh; Elizabeth
Trego. Plaiuyiew; Stella Trego, Plain
view. y ID. Hide, Madison; j. H.
Crook. Homestead, Mrs. George Cook,
BOnesteel, H. l.. Seidel. Stanton; X.
W Mcdonald. Plainview
Ira Watson OF Plainview was Wis.
itor In the city,
A C. Clements OF Scranton. la. is
here visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Clements.
Miss Reno Lovett spent a day with
relatives at Madison.
&. II. Groesbeck returned from
business trip at Omaha.
Miss Lydia Goetsch OF Stanton was
here visiting with friends.
r. p. Weatherby went to Crawford
FOR few days business visit
Dr. Hess and daughter OF Battle
Creek were visitors in the city.
NJ. G.. Hazen went to O'Neill to at
tend term Of the Holt county district
court
Mrs. D. r. Lutz and babies went to
Crete, Neb. TO attend the funeral oi
their grandfather, Mr. Grewell.
Miss Cecil Thorndyke, who has been
here visiting with the A. II. Viele fam.
lily, has returned tO her home at Ran
doph.
W. A. F. Zut2, who was here visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f..
w. Zutz. has returned to his home at
Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Mcfarland re-
turned from Madison, where they at
tended the wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Mcfarland.
Miss Margaret Hamilton, a teacher
Of Plainview, was in the city spending
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Hamilton.
Misses Ida Schlote and Annetta
SChlote went TO Tilden where they
were godmothers for their little niece,
Christina Schmidt.
Osmond had a two.iuch rain Satur-
day afternoon.
The Madison Star-Mail would like to
see H. f. Barnhart OF Norfolk district
Judge.
The 81. Agnes guild OF Trinity
church will meet with Miss Leona
Scott tomorrow.
The Elks are planning for a May
party which will probably take place
in Marquardt hall on May 10.
Born. at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Kent, jr., daughter, making two
girls and two boys in the family.
Several telephone lines leading into
the country from here are reported in
trouble as the result OF Sunday
storm.
Miss Olga Grauel. after being con
the grip for few days, is again able
fined to her home with an attack OF
TO be al her desk in the federal build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Mcfarland, who
were married at Madison last Friday
have gone TO Clearwater to spend q
short visit with friends. They will be
at home in Norfolk next Friday.
Phillip o. Hill has resigned his po
sition as night clerk at the Pacific
hotel. Mr.. Hin will go to Hadar
where he will visit with his parents
James Hamus, former Northwestern
engineer, will succeed Hill.
What was supposed to be a sole
gold watch, was purchased by Nor
folk young man Saturday from {
stranger who had" to have the
money. The watch was bought for 81
but after a few hours the gold" turn
ed black.
The board OF charities was given {
great help by the local woman's club
when that organization furnished the
association with about fifteen baskets
OF eatables. which were given to appli
cants at the secretary's Office OF tn,
charity association.
Constable John Flynn returned from
Pierce. where he arrested Gustav,
Manske for breaking the automobile
speed ordinance in this city. Mansk,
did not care 20 make n return trip t.
Norfolk and paid s25 to the constable
the amount OF his fine.
Although there has been no talk o
city baseball league, this season, tn,
u. c. T. baseball team was busy prac
ticing on the driving park Saturda.
afternoon. There is some good ma
terial in this team and some goo(
games are expected from them.
A regular meeting OF the board o
education will be held in the superin
tendent's Office in the high schoo
building this evening. 1t is believed
number of teachers are to be elect
ed. At this meeting, the resignation
of Superintendent F. NJ Hunter is t.
be acted on.
Mrs. F. VI Sisson, wife of Rev. F. NJ
Sisson, pastor OF the Methodist Epis
copal church at Nebraska City an
formerly of Norfolk, has been take
to Omaha, where she is TO undergo
fourth surgical operation. Mrs. Sis
son is reported very i'll and fears ar
entertained for her recovery.
The expected hearing on the contes
OF the last city election by Z. +. Cole
man versus John Friday, which wa
scheduled for Tuesday, will not
heard until the June term of the cour
ty court. The continuance was aske
for Monday. The hearing will com
up during the first week in June.