The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-23

INK over his section, Tuesday morning.
No one has yet found out whether 10
was for Joke or some one hung in
cnlgy II might havo been Pat Grove
hung in ctligy, who knows2
i. NJ. Barrett, who ls now at Ex.
cclsior Springs, Mo, drinking tho wa
tors of that resort for stomach trouble.
writes that tho weather down In Mis-.
Sourl Is just llttlo chilly for this
time OF the year. and that tho real
season has hardly begun yet but that
he In feeling the benefit of his trip
He plans To go to the springs once
every 80 often In order to ward of any
trouble that might develop He will
be home about the first OF April
Hon. w NJ Robertson of this city.
president of the Norfolk Commercial
club, has been made chairman of a
committee named by the president of
the state association OF clubs, to work
out uniform legal plans and to inquire
into the extent n city might mid in
commercial club work City Attorney
STROBE of Lincoln and Judge Davidson
of Tocumsch are the other two NOM
bcrR of the committee named One OF
the things that has been outlined for
the committee is to get n complete list
OF clubs in the state and their officers
II NJ, Bushnell, president of tho Ne.
hraslt0 Association of Commercial
clubs. ]. #. Hanson of Fremont, vice
president. and w. G. IIlrons of Pierce
secretary, have written to President
w, NJ Robertson of the Norfolk Com
mcrCial club stating that they will hold
n meeting In Norfolk at some date in
the near future for the purpose OF Eo-
ing over n number Of matters which
are Of vital interest to clubs of the
state, They have requested that n
date be designated at which time the
Norfolk club will meet with the com.
mttcc and arrangements are being
made to hold II large meeting.
Neigh Leader: A telegram was re-
fcring to turn Frank Donner over to
tho Antelope county authorities for
5000 and expenses incurred. The mat.
ter was referred to the board OF su.
pcrvisOrs, who agreed to give the 5000.
but withheld their sanction to the ex-
pensc bill This offer was telegraphed
back end In response another telegram
| came asking for n photograph and de-
scriptlon of tho escaped prisoner. IL
| is learned from other sources that
| Frank Donnor IL in n hospital at Spo.
kane, Washington, suffering from
gunshot wound but how he received II
| Is not known.
The Boys orchestra will give
dancing party at Marquardt hall for
the visiting teachers on the evening
of April G. This orchestra Is made up
mostly of members of the high school
orchestra. year the same organiaa-
tion gave dancing party which was
not as largely attended as It should
have been, at which time the boys did
not make expenses. julius HUFF is
leader, playing the leading violin; Ray
Estabrook, Harold Cow and James
Rouse play the first violin Mr. Ken
ncdy and Max Asmus play trombones;
Boyd Brakeman, cOrnet; Archie Cow.
pianist; Max Asmus instructor. There
will be n large number of invitations
| issued
| Cunning County Democrat: Last
Friday night the Boemer High school
held a declamatory contest to decide
who should represent this school at
the northeast Nebraska oratorlcal con
test to be held at Norfolk the begin
ming of next month. Hon. A. r. Olsen
Wisncr; DR.. II. L. Wells, West Point,
and Editor Sechrist had some diflcul.
ty as Judges, to decide who rendered
the best selection. AS only one could
win, that honor went to Miss Lulu
Bowyer. Those taking part and all
receiving second place were: Bessie
Harrison, Edward Schecht, George
| Iiubenthal, Clarence Galbraith ard Ir-
win ROeke. The music by the BEEN
er orchestra was a pleasant feature OF
| the evening
+. S. Genung Of Norfolk was plain
tiff in the case brought up recently in
the Boone county court at Albion, in
which John and Ehie Wright of Peters
burg were charged with stealing house
hold goods from Genung. Mr.. Genung
| has returned from there, the defen-
dants having been dismissed. He
says that at first his charges included
about 5000 worth of stuff hut that
through techniCalites the articles al.
legged to have been stolen were very
much reduced in numbers until at last
there were but a few things in the
count. Mr., Genung had lived in the
same house with the Wrights and had
moved out leaving his goods stored
He alleged in the charge that when he
came to move, his goods were gone.
"In order to bring before the people
of Norfolk what a sewerage system
means" said citizen today, 81 think
meeting should be held, where the
matter could be explained TO those who
| a 70 dinhnlInMnrs. In tho nrninnt Doa