The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

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seph, Mo.
Two cars OF ice cut here. were ship
ped to Hoskins.
William Hutz Of Hosklns was here
transacting business.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lui Schenzel died at II o'clock Satur.
day morning
Frank Lyon, formerly Of this city,
but now OF Sioux City. was here visit
ing with friends
w. II. Hoffman. accompanied by his
son Lawrence Hoffman. has gone tn
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Fantastic Dancing club gave an.
other successful dancing party in Mar.
quardt hall Friday evening.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Clements returned from
Colfax, Ia, where she had been called
by the death of her mother.
II. 4. iEouChen of Geneva is in the
city and will open box ball alley in
the old G. A. r. building rooms
w. S. Noyes, for forty one years in
the employ of the Northwestern road.
is here visiting with the A. IT, viee
family.
A. G.. Smith OF Sioux City has sue
ceeded C. Hacker as salesman for
the Parker Gordon Cigar company. Mr.
Smith will have headquarters In Nor.
folk
Roy NJ. Hibben of 6l2 South Third
street, switchman in the Northwest
ern yards, is laid up with an injured
| hip as the result of a fall in a snow
drift.
Norfolk will get an automobile sup.
ply house, according to reports. II is
said that Plainview citizen, formerly
connected with an Omaha supply com
pany, is seriously contemplating the
establishing of such business in Nor.
folk.
| Henry Rinkel, brother Of Michael
Rinkel OF this city, died at st. Louis
Friday. Michael Rinkel left for st
| Louis.
The Woman's Club will meet Non.
| day Afternoon at 80 in the Pacific
hotel parlors. G. l.. Carlson will ad
dress the club and there will be install
laiton OF officers.
| The Little German band" is max.
| ing Nebraska and Norfolk again. eve
| arrived from Pierce and are on our
way to Petersburg said the leader
OF the band. The band was up bright
and early and aroused residents OF
| Norfolk with strains of Casey Jones"
| d. Mathewson and f. NJ. Hunting.
ton, of the 7. NJ C.. A. executive com.
miStee held their last conference OF
the week and when their work is fin
ish ed Monday evening, all will be in
readiness For the solicitors to get
their orders at a supper Tuesday even
ing The Commercial club rooms are
the headquarters for the snowball
campaign and the workers for the
completion OF the Y. NJ. c. A. building
WAT exert every effort to make the
campaign successful one.
Febekah lodge held installation at
their regular meeting Friday evening.
The following officers were installed
By District Deputy Grand President,
Rosa Macy: Matte Suffer, Noble
, Grand Mrs. Palm. Vice Grand; Lena
Mills, Secretary; Rosa Macy, Treas
arer; G.. Rish, Warden; IneZ Boyd,
Conductor Ella Marquardt, Chaplain,
Ida Clark, Right Supporter n. G.;
Mrs. RDuth, +. S. n. c.; Mrs. Con
=, over, R. S. Wire Grand; Mrs. Stcar
L. S. v. G.; Mrs. Briggs, Inside Guar
dian; Mr. Suffer, Outside Guardian.
Mrs. Augusta Rudat is reported crit
icaly Ill and her relatives and physi
r clans entertain no hopes for her re
| RnIaf hnr iC CIV
pected from Sugar9and, Tex, Sunday
afternoon. h was at her sons home in
Texas that Mrs. Rudat expected to
spend the winter. Mrs. Rudat SUI
fered a stroke of paralysis last Octo
, BIER and since that time she has suf
fered from complications. She was tc
leave for Texas two weeks ago, but
the night before she expected to leave
the city she became seriously i'll and
has been confined 40 her bed ever
i, since.
J. W. Ransom was the successful
;. bidder for the entire stock, fixtures
and heating plant of the Peoples De
a pariment store yesterday Afternoon
r when w. r. Mcfarland, trustee OF the
G store, held a public auction. Mr. Ran
som is undecided as to what he vii
n do with the stock but declares he pur
chased it for an investment. Wads
9 worth Bros, OF Asyria, Kan. wer,
heavy bidders. Parties from Primrose
Neb.. dropped out early in the bidding
]. +. Mathews OF Grand Island, forme
F. owner OF the store, was present. bu
Il did not bid. A large crowd OF Norfoll
business men attended the auction.
Among the days out.of.town visit
ors in Norfolk We're: F. w. Benedix
Spencer: c. w. Jurgensen, Spencer
n Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Woosley, Witten
Todd Hoover, Battle Creek II. f
r Lamb, Long Pine; Mrs. G. H. VII
J. Hams. Gregory; John Ashburn, Tt
Q den; Hans Iverson. Bloomfield; II. II
r. Bergman, Bloomfield G. w. Mitchell
d Neigh; Mrs. NJ. A. Helser, Wisner
S George Warner, Wayne; B. G. Calvin
Spalding; Charles Kruger, Beemer
3 a. +. Gustafson, Wayne; w. S
n Slaughter. Herrick; A. F. CHASER, Hei
3 rick; Alex Deserer. Wood; Peter Bad
IS hand, Wood; G. Wootbuck, Wood: +
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