The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-01
TUESDAY TOPICS.

Harold, OF schuyler, are mere NlSltlnS |
with the Anton Wilde family.
J. j. Clements returned from the |
south part of the state and Monday |
went to BoueSteel on business.
John Schelly and r. +. Truelock |
have purchased an eight.passenger |
motor boat
The Norfolk boy scouts will hold a
meeting in the Commercial club |
rooms this evening.
Mrs. H. V. Conover will entertain |
the Royal Neghbors at a kensington
| Wednesday afternoon.
Drug stores will again be opened
evenings commencing March /. The
agreement made to close at o'clock
each evening ends on that day. The
stores will remain open until 8
o'clock
An adjourned session Of a special
meeting held a week ago will occupy
| the attention. of the city council this
evening
After being arrested three times on
the same charge, William Ostrom paid
his fine this morning and was releas
ed from jail;
The family of DR.. e. p. Ireland ar
rived from Kearney yesterday. DR..
Ireland will occupy the Rudat house
ON North Eighth street
r. NJ. Waddell and H. G.. Sattler
traded sixteen acres of the Beacon
Hin property, known as the Higman
estate, for the John Reimers farm
south of town.
Henry Under, who has been EN-
ployed as stenographer in the Durland
Trust company office, has returned
to his home in Kansas.
William Scarby of Crookston has
purchased the merchandise stock of
F. A. ShurtZ of this city Mr.. Searby
also purchased a merchandise stock
at Dallas, which he took to Crook
ston.
The Christian church evangelistC
meeting is still going on and great
interest is manifested, There are
conversions daily. There were four
baptisms last night and will be 9TH
ers tonight.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. T.. Greene, formerly
of Norfolk, are closing out their store
business at Plainview and will move
,, to University Place, Neb., because of
the trouble Mr.. Greene is experiencing
with his eycsight.
Final settlements We're made with
the contractor for the new additions
to the Lincoln and Grant school build
= ings at a meeting of the board OF
education this morning. The board
=, met with the contractor Monday and
the new buildings We're formally in
spected
. one Norfolk man expects to go &c
" Omaha in L few days and find the
: murderer of l0-year-Old Goldie vii
. liams of Grand Island, in an institute
maintained for the cure of drunkards
The Norfolk man declared to a loca
>, constable that fortune teller in thi!
, city had told him he would find The
q murderer in the institute at Omaha.
10 Funeral services over the remain
~, of Mrs. Urcke Linstedt took place
= at / o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev
10 J. p. Mueller held services bot
. at Christ Lutheran church and at tn
:, Linstedt home. Interment was i,
70 Lutheran cemetery. The pallbearer
~ were: John Kruger Carl Schulz
-. Gus Nitz, Carl Selling, Williar
20 Klentz, August Kaun.
20 Miss Edith Viele returned from
~ weeks visit with her sister, Miss Inc
= Viele at Lincoln All traffic was sus
pended at Lincoln during Monda
morning, and il was impossible to $,
N cure cab to the depot. Miss Well
h. accompanied by other young ladie
Y. found it necessary TO wade thrOug
III snow drifts several feet deep. TIL
or train which brought her to Norfol
ee the day.
]. p. Bailey of Omaha is injectin
into the solicitors of the Y. NJ. C.
who meet al luncheon each day
yn the Commercial club rooms. 1t wa
70. reported that these solicitors hay
ra thus far made a collection of abol
RS $1,000 This amount, included wit
co the $4,000 previously reported make
of the pres INT fund of the SNOWFALL car
ii. paien total $4,000. The committee e
ne poets to reach the $4,000 mark. Hie
If. school boys and members of the No
lei folk boy scouts are putting much e
he crgy into the work and securing fai
aw sized pledges.
ad Among the days out-of-town Wis
ors in Norfolk were A. w. Glen
Maud Glenn, Madison c. NJ. Clel
cntS. Creighton; Mrs. F.. w. Fulle
TO Clearwater; Mrs. John Weber, Butt
IN. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Coleman, b.
,nl grade; Willis f. Reed, Madison; '
has y. Martin, Ponca; Mrs, c. Grahal
er. Dallas; Mrs. VI. Everett, Dallas;
ok II, Barnard, Neigh; William DC
the Creighton; Miss Minnie Don, Creig
blv ton; Mr., and Mrs. Gruchow Creig
ton; Garcia Morrill,, Madison; Tho
as Thompson, Craig; Thomas CHI
veg, Pierce; II. Whalen, Wayne: \
ger, and Mrs. ]. b. Fisch, Gregory.
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