The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-10-06

ed a factory where automobiles are
made. Mrs. Kpun"y who visited with
relatives at stanton, has also returned
to Norfolk
The w. G. r. t. will meet with
Mrs Hammond Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Mr., and Mrs. c. NJ. Uhlig have taken
a suite of rooms in the Ludwig Koe-
nigstein residence.
The Climbers club met with Mrs.
G. c. Kirk Ball At o'clock the hos.
tess served dainty lunch.
John Schwichtenberg is having a
nine room modern residence construct
ed on his lot on Norfolk avenue, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, just
west of the George Williams dwelling.
Dart Bros. of Pilger and Wisner,
have bought the Elmer Reed barber.
shop in Norfolk, taking possession
Monday.
An entire new system of steam heat.
ing is being installed in the Cotton
block, including the new addition now
under construction.
arrested w II. Lowell. colored pOr-
ter, for being disorderly in resort
Sunday night. Lowell was fined 81.
j. II, Aubin, G. H. Robinson of Bos-
ton, William Stull and w. lildreth
! of Omaha said to be in this part of
/ the country to make large investments
in land, We're taken to Humphrey Sun.
/ Al !, a.
A meeting of the Northeastern Ne
| braska Poultry association was held
Saturday evening to discuss the next
annual exhibition. 1t wss declared
| that the next chicken show would far
surpass the one held last December.
Announcement of pledges invited to
! join university sororities, include the
names of the following Norfolk girls /:
! Janet Parish, Alpha Chi Omega;
Gladys Weaver, Alpha Phi; Susan
! Gillette and Lois Logan, ri Beta Phi.
G. G. Bathke is suffering from a
! badly injured eye as the result of be.
ing struck by flying piece of wood.
! Bathkc was splitting wood at the
Country club when the accident occur.
red. The left eyeball is slightly cut.
A telephone message from Adrian
| Craig at Morriman, Neb., reports the
serious illness of his father, John
Craig, of this city Mr.. Craig is at
Merriman visiting with his daughter
Mrs Peter Fitch. Mr.. Craig's wife
died four years ago.
G.. G.. Stockton returned from Oma
ha where he attended the annual con
vention of the State Photographers
association, of which he is member
Mr.. Stockton reports over 200 photo
graphers present at the convention
with many interesting subjects under
discussion.
Six statesmen of the international
Harvester company held a meeting ir
the Pacific hotel and discussed ques
tions of interest of their company
Among those present were: A. f
Bard, C. r. Chase, ]. ]. Spies, w. C
Hancock NJ. NJ. Lyons and Charles S
Rhodes, all of Council Bluffs.
The police Sunday night made ar
arrest of which Chief Marquardt has
no information. Chief MarQuardt de
clares he has understood that an ar
rest had been made but no reports
have yet been made to him. The
prisoner, if there was one, was not in
the lookup when the chief came tc
his office.
C. f. Cole, for a number of years
bookkeeper in the Cow Bros office
has resigned his position to go to Sc
attic, Wash, where he expects to take
position. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole anC
their children will leave Norfolk TO
Seattle next Sunday or Monday. Miss
Amanda Wiley of Neigh, succeeds
Mr.. Cole. Miss Wiley will be remem
bered as an assistant in the Norfoll
postoffice under Postmaster Daniels
and later a bookkeeper in the Gov
Bros office.
H. c. Matrau, once telegraph op
orator and station agent, has taken VI
the telegraph key once more. He wa
recently appointed to the position o
telegrapher and ticket clerk in thu
uptown depot of the Northwestern
railroad and will continue in that ca
pacity during the entire twenty-on
days of the Rosebud land rush. Their,
are to be three extra telegraphers il
the uptown depot including Mr., Ma
trau, Miss Cora A. Beck of Seattle
and Charles II. Young of Lowell
Mich,