The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-03-24
Neliuh News Notes.


Mr.. and Mrs Orrin Phillips OF Clear
water were county seat visitors the
first OF the week.
The families of w. L. and John Nc
Allister and Father McAllister left
Monday morning for Santa Barbara,
Calf, where the former will make
their future home. John and family
are making an extended visit in that
vicinity and may later decide to re-
main.
Don Mcleod went to Lincoln Mon
day, where he intends closing up the
business and office of the late John
| Mcleod.
S. c. Allison left Monday evening
| for Limon, Colo, where he will look
| after the interests OF his brother, G.
j. Allison, and without doubt make
his future home in that state.
NJ. o. Daxon has made arrange
ments and will Immediately begin the
building of new garage on the cor
ner east of the Atlas bank block. The
| building will be of steel frame, with
| concrete floor 40x4S and work shop
24x36 feet. The dwelling house on
the corner is one of the old marks OF
| Neigh, and will be moved away to
make room for this new Improvement
w. II. Webster of this city will occu-
py the new structure.
| DR.. Hall was down from Clearwater
Tuesday on professional business.
Miss Della Law and Miss Hubbard
Of Ewing were shopping in Neigh
Tuesday of this week.
| On account of failing health Sheriff
Miller has been forced to tender his
resignation to the board of supervis.
ors of Antelope county. Mr.. Miller
has been ill for some time, suffering
from severe attack of the grip,
which has left him very weak. He is
now planning to make a change Of
| climate. The board of supervisors
will meet in special session today to
appoint his successor.
Lewis Gaulter of Lamona, Ia, who
has been receiving treatment at Gray
Gables hospital for the past six weeks
for cancer of the left ear, will return
to his home tomorrow, accompanied
by his son-in-law, F. c. Cochran. Mr..
4 NuuiIcA hdo apparently lSCONoleu llOiu
his many months Of ailment.
The meeting Of the married mems
baseball association was held in the
office of George Godkin Tuesday even
ing as per call. The meeting was call.
ed to order by E. E. Beckwith and DR..
BARLEY selected as chairman, with
George Godkin for secretary.
| The advisability Of recognizing
the team this year was discussed at
length and it was the opinion of all
the members present that the usual
high class baseball could still be de
livered by the Neigh aggregation, and
that by all means the team should en-.
terrain the Antelope county public
for at least one more season with their
splendid exhibition of the manner in
which the national game should be
played. On motion the following Of
ficers were selected for the season:
NJ. j. Romig, manager; DR.. Frank
BARLEY, captain; E. E. Beckwith, man
ager of the captain; George Godkin
treasurer; 8. d. Thornton, jr., secre,
tary; ]. G. jenkins, official score keep
er and emergency umpire; DR.. r. w
Chamberlain, regular umpire; George
Q. Whitney, Alvin E. Graybiel, G. A
Buckminster, committee on grounds;
Hon. ]. w. Rice, Albert Mckay, Jay
A. Ames, executive committees; e. G
Melick, o. S. Hauser, Harry Living
ston, committee on finance; specia
agents: press, M. j. Romig; telephone
o. S. Hauser; transportation, Jay A
! Ames. Since the organization was be
8 ing formed for the entertainment o
the people of the Elkhorn Valley, i
: was thought best not to accept date
with any team east Of Fremont O
west of Valentine until after the clos
of the regular season. However, be
I ginning with Thanksgiving day ant
L from then on to New Years day tn
j. Neigh married men will play an
team of married men in the world
providing they are all residents of tn
same town. The names of player
will be given out at the next meeting