The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1912-02-23
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Obcd Raasch,
! daughter.
Born, to MIR and Mrs. Richard Win.
ter. daughter.
II. S. Ballantyne and NJ. II. Green
returned from Wayne
County Clerk S. II. Mcfarland of
Madison was here on business.
Frank Flynn and Ed Brueggeman
attended the Elks ball in Sioux City
Friday night
Edgar Howard of Columbus was
here enrouto to Ewing on business.
Miss May Hughes of Battle Creek
is here visiting with Miss Geneviere
Stafford
Mrs. William Hutton and her SON
William. who have been here visiting
the J. A. Wiley family, have returned
to their nome at Sioux City.
Water Commissioner Carrick mott
fled Chief of Police Marquardt that
his office vas entered this morning
and a pair of rubbers stolen.
Funeral aervices over the remains
of the father of C. +. Thew took place
Friday afternoon at Farbault, Mimi.
Mr.. Thew will probably be home next
week.
Miss McClaird will speak in the NJ.
+. church a. $3.50 Sunday afternoon,
and is interested in all young people.
Everybody il asked to attend this
meeting.
! Mayor Friday expects to return to
Norfolk about March |. Mrs. Friday
is feeling much improved in health,
| but may remain in Galveston a few
more months.
The w. C T. L. will hold a social
session with Mrs. Kirkpatrick Tues
day afternoon at 2:30. Miss McClaird
will speak to the ladies and everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
Three horses injured in a freight
car between Omaha and Norfolk had
to be taken off the train here for
for treatment The animals had fallen
in the car and had been tramped upon
William Wagner is suffering from a
sprained and bruised toe. Wagner
was cutting logs which are to be made
into lumber when a heavy limb fall
ing on his foot. pinned him to the
ground.
Scofieid & Wet2el have purchased
the frame bedding at 421 Norfolk ave
nue from G. II. Bishop. Though un
decided as yet. the new owners de
clare it is possible they may erect {
modern building on the site.
Mrs. Briggs entertained the ROya
| oh or lot in ntn do,
afternoon. The afternoon was spen
! in piecing a comforter for the Wood
mems ssnitarium. Mrs. Briggs wa
, assisted in serving by Mrs, Sar ant
Miss Sar.
: The Norfolk Automobile club die
not hold meeting last night. Abou
five members of the club were pres
, ent in the Commercial club rooms bu
President Pasewalk did not call thu
: meeting to order. A meeting will b.
held on March Q.
I Several Hadar families are arrang
ing to leave for Minnesota within thu
next few days. Eleven cars have beer
ordered at the NJ. & O. depot for thu
purpose of transporting the Hada
I | freight ~ NdlldNdN, MILL, near Whit
= place the families will settle.
a Cecil Green is suffering from a bad
, ly bruised nose as the result of
heavy heating stove falling on him
9 Green was loading the stove when i
, suddenly gave way. The entire up
q per part of The big stove struck hin
, on the nose No bones were broken.
, DR.. c. j. Verges may start a mod
ern stock farm near Norfolk. If hi
+. plans are carried out he will purchase
q large number of Holstein yearling
:. and build modern barns on his farm
q one mile northwest of town. Besides
pure bred cattle, he expects to pu
some Belgian draught horses on thu
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