The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-04-28

day from Bonesteel.
c. j. Billerbeck of Humphrey was
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Hart went to Foster at noon to
visit her son, b. j. Hart
ID. Weggent was down from Clear.
water on the early train.
W. Il. Harvey OF Newman Grove
visited Norfolk Saturday.
ID. l.. Best OF Battle Creek was n
| Sunday visitor to Norfolk.
Attorney Fred II, Free of Plainview
was in Norfolk on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Karo of Lyons
are visiting Norfolk relatives and
friends.
Miss Lizzie Preuss was in Norfolk
Saturday from Meadow Grove,
Peters Jeffers OF Bonesteel had
business in Norfolk yesterday.
J. II. Farlin and DR.. A. H.. Corbett
of Madison were in Norfolk Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Juneman came
over from Madison to attend Easter
services in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hall of Neigh
are guests at the home of his brother
w o. Hall for few days
Mrs. E. Mccormick, Mrs. Janet
Kerr and Mrs. J. B. Mcdonald were
in the city Saturday from Pierce.
Miss Helen Bridge will leave to-
morrow for Lincoln, after a weeks
vacation from the state university.
Mrs. ]. w. Humphrey will leave to-
morrow for Excelsior Springs, Mo,
where she will remain for six weeks
Mrs. George ID. Butterfield is ex-
pected home tomorrow from Daven-
port, Iowa, where she had been since
the death OF her mother, Mrs. A. p.
Doe.
Il. c. Engle has arrived in the city
from Sioux Falls, and has rented the
Powers home. corner Koenigstein av-
enue and Ninth street. Mr. Engle
represents an Omaha wholesale firm.
John b. Barnes, jr., oldest son OF
Supreme Judge and Mrs. ]. b. Barnes
of this city, who has been principal
of the Tekamah schools for several
years, has made arrangements for en-
tering a law partnership at Casper,
WyO., at the end of the school year.
The marriage of Bruno Hansen, son
of T.. X Hansen of Tilden to Miss
Blanche Orilla Kerr of Falls City, is
announced for tomorrow at st. Thorn
at Episcopal church. The bride is
talented vocalist and a sister of
Grace Cameron and Daisy Kerr King,
both of comic opera fame. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hansen will occupy the home on
Koenigstein avenue recently vacated
by Dr. and Mrs. c. S. Parker.
In the game of base ball between
the high school team and town boys
Saturday, the high school boys won
by the score Of 13 to 10. Leo Gildea
is said to have handled the sphere for
the winners in clever shape, having
good control and a level head. Farl
Brakeman was in the box for the los
ers and is said to have lost much
through lack of support Leonard
Hegglund is credited with having been
the hard hitter of the game.
If you don't believe it you will now
have a chance for the proof as to
whether it will rain for seven Sun
days, providing it rains on Easter
There is no doubt but that it rained
yesterday. And Easter Monday has
opened with nothing better in the
weather line, Showery, chilly with
the wind in the northeast makes it
look at the opening of thet last week
of April that the weather intended
carrying the month out with no degree
of credit whatever in a spring way.
Earl Fairbanks and Bert Luke, in
default of bail of $500 each were TAX
en- to Madison Saturday afternoon and
are now in the county jail The boys
were bound together with handouts
when they were brought ont of the
Norfolk Jail and taken to the train.
Their heads were hung gloomily at
the prospect of a county Jail session
and they had little to say in regard to
the matter of the charge of arson
which rests against them They had
been bound over to district court by
Judge Eiseley Friday afternoon. Stutz-
ky, the third member of the crowd,
who gave testimony, was not arrested