The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-03-03

by Abe Levine, who declares the coin
is valuable one.
Thomas 4. Mathews OF Grand Island
is in the city and has taken charge OF
the Peoples Department store, Of
which he is proprietor.
Modesto de Clerck, the Belgian who
came across the Atlantic with tho
twenty Belgian horses imported by
the Norfolk Commercial club arrived
in the city last night.
Miss Minnie Braasch. bookkccpcr OF
the Farmers Grain and Live Stock
company, has accepted n position as
bookkceper of the Valentine state
bank at Valentine, Neb.
fve.round boxing match between
Dan Klug and BILLY" King is sched-
uled by the Norfolk business College
Athletic association in Taylor's hall
tonight, Herbert Johnson will wres.
tie King Chamberlain.
Mrs George Moister has sent
large number of her fancy bred Co
lumbar Wyandotte chickens to Co
lone, s. d., where number OF citi-
2ens are becoming interested In the
breeding of fancy chickens.
A regular meeting OF the hook and
ladder company IL to be held in the
city hall tonight A number of new
members are to be initiated and other
important business for the good Of the
company Is to be transacted.
l.. II. Kinds returned from Charles
City, Ia, where he purchased large
gasoline engine which he will send to
Canada, where he will soon go him.
self. Boyd Kinds, his son, is now EN-.
ployed in the testing department OF
the Hart Power Engine company at
Charles City, and will Join his father
in Canada.
At a constable sale held by Con.
stable A. w. Finkhouse Tuesday after
noon. a large amount of concrete
blocks amounting to $2l5 were sold
| to satisfy the wants of suits brought
| in justice courts against William Goeb-
Ter, who disappeared from the city
some time ago. Goebler has not yet
| been heard from.
ID. Rees went to Lincoln to attend
| the convention OF the State Associa-
| ton of Congregational Brotherhood
] members. The Norfolk branch OF this
organization will hold n meeting Fri.
| day night, during which Mr.. Rees will
| submit report of the Lincoln conven-
| ton and prominent speaker will be
heard. This speaker has not yet been
| announced. Refreshments are to be
| served.
/ lnr
yesterday afternoon when team Of
horses belonging to Or. c. J. Verges
ran away from the Verges barn and
came down Norfolk avenue at ter
rife pace. They were about to cross
the bridge at the east end of the av-
enue when an automobile coming west
on the bridge aided in turning them
| back. They made neat turn without
upsetting the buggy to which they
were attached. w. l.. Lehman and
Jake Shively aided in stopping the.
team in front Of the Wide Awake
| store.
| j. l.. Hershiser has returned from a
three weeks visit In old Mexico. The
insurrectos, Mr.. Hershiser believes,
have the better Of the situation in that
republic and he thinks that Diaz has
lost his former power with the ma
tives. Federal troops are congregated
around the city of Mexico and the or
ganization OF insurrecto bands contin-
ues daily. Where the talk of a reyolu-
ton was punished with Imprisonment
heretofore, it is now common topic
of conversation, he says. Eventually
the insurrectos will march on Mexico
City and force Diaz to submit to their
wishes, is the belief of the Norfolk
man.