The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-29
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

G. l.. Carlson has gone to Hastings
to deliver a lecture.
Herbert Persons of Monowi is here
visiting with relatives.
c. S. Bridge went to California on
a months business trip.
William Lambert of Marion, S. d.,
enroute to Sioux City, was here.
Mrs. Edward Walters of Platte Cen
ter is here visiting the b. G. Walters
family.
Miss Ruth Lederer and Miss Mae
Brubaker of Pierce are here visiting
with friends.
A. Wagner is suffering from an at
tack of tonsilitis.
The Elks lodge will hold a regu-
lar meeting tonight Initiation will
be the feature.
George H. Spear and c. L. Chaffee
will leave Monday for Excelsior
Springs, Mo. They have both been i'll.
The Farmers Cooperative Grain
and Live Stock association will hold
their annual convention in Norfolk
on March 26.
Boyd & Paine, are building small
frame building to take the place of
the building they removed from their
property opposite the postOffice on
South Fourth street.
Miss r. F. Root of Cambridge
Springs, Pa, recently arrived in Nor
folk, has accepted position in the
office of the Durland Trust company.
City Attorney Barnhart refused to
prosecute a charge of 'yagrancy' fill
ed against Sherman Polling by Rob
ert Bathke, declaring it was a case
of personal spitework.
so rough are the roads in the city
| that several bales of hay were Jared
| from a wagon last evening. Several
horses fell on the rough roads during
the day and We're badly cut
James Gray is beginning to make
arrangements for his annual maple
sugar camp in Pasewalk grove where
the maple trees will soon be tapped
for their seasons storage OF sap.
Suit was filed in United States fed
eral court here today by the CONNER
cial bank of Kansas versus Cass
| y
Tully of Box Butte county for $4,000
in connection with notes alleged to
have been given.
An organ fund social given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mathew
son to the Mems club Ct the First
Congregational church, Tuesday night,
Melted SIS. Each man contributed 81.
mo quorum" was the second result
within a week of efforts to get the
city council together and elect the
necessary election board for the next
election The council adjourned un.
til next Monday night.
Country roads are in bad shape
unable to make their entire routes
and they report that some of the
farmers have not visited their mail
boxes since last Monday.
The contract for wiring the Y. NJ
c. A. building has been given to L.
Brueggeman. The electricians are al
work today wiring some parts of the
building. The partitions are up and
lathing will be started Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Garlick, who has beer
here at the bedside of her father A. F.
Tannehill has returned to her home
at North Platte. Mr.. Tannehill's con
dition is not improved. Heart trou
Bile due to old age is the cause of his
illness. Mr.. Tannehill is so years old
A. f. Wentworth met with the dir
ectors OF the Commercial club yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Wentworth re
ported that his campaign for corr
growing agreements was very salts
factory. All arrangements by the clul
for the teachers convention next weel
have been completed.
President Linderink OF Emerson
, and Secretary C. A. Smith Of Tilden
heads of the executive committee o
the Northeast Nebraska Bankers as
sociation, were here and made fina
arrangements of the program for tn
bankers convention which will b.
held in Norfolk on April %.
| Earl Shurtz will represent Norfol
in the declamatory contest here mex
3 week. A contest was held in the hig
!, school Friday but the winners of thi