The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02

beas Corpus Asked For.
Lincoln, Feb. 23.-The legality of
cigarette rolling was debated in the
supreme court yesterday. w. ID. Nc.
| Hugh, an Omaha attorney, asked for n
writ OF habcas corpus for Stout OF
Omaha, who Is accused of rolling a
cigarette.
The action is intended to test the
Casebeer law.
Otto Huebner has new barn under
way.
w. Standford came down from Ma.
per this morning.
| " G.. Huebner of Pierce came down
Sunday on business.
Pete Bovee spent Sunday with his
parents in Warnerville.
NJ. G. Rohrke Is making a number
OF improvements on his farm.
r. E. Moolick of Gross. Is visiting
with his brother Mike Moollck.
C. E. Anderson came down from
Bristow this morning.
J. M. Kelly Of Dallas, s. d., stopped
over Sunday night in the city.
G.. A. Wolf went to Omaha Satur-
day to spend Sunday with his family.
Joseph Drewes of Lindsay was
Sunday night visitor in the city.
James Mcclure of Carroll spent
Sunday night in Norfolk
George Schwartz went to Omaha
today where he will join his mother,
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz and accompany
her to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beach and
daughter Mildred of Carlock, S. D.,
visited with friends over Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Boyer and Miss Rose
Berg went to Madison Saturday even
ing to spend Sunday with friends.
Miss Lou Young of Stanton spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. e. A.
Bullock.
Ernest Haase has the frame of his
new home up and it will be ready for
shingling in a few days with favorable
weather
| A. L. A. Walker and his son-n-law.
l., H. Lederer, will move on to the
| George Williams place on rural route
No. 2.
ID. Ray Specie has moved from
town to George Tannehills farm
south of the city and on rural route
No. 4.
Miss Grace Ryan, who has been Wis
iting Miss Katherine Shaw for the
past week, returned to her home in
Neigh today.
Miss Bertha Weston has returned
home from Burlington, Iowa, where
she has been visiting with her sister
Mrs. Wesley Morris.
Hugh Hamilton, who has been act
| ing as banker in the bookkeeping
class in the business college. has gone
home to Stanton and will not return
Miss Elizabeth Worden of Rock
ford, ILL.,, Is a guest at the home of
her uncle, C. f. Shaw on The Heights
Miss Worden has been a student in
the University of Colorado and is en-.
route home.
ploy of w. b. Vail until recently, re-
turned Saturday from his home in
Plainview, Mimi, for visit with Nor
folk friends before going to Ainsworth
where he has accepted a position in
the jewelry store of George Sawyer.
Miss Mae Johnson entertained the
Buster Brown club Saturday afternoon
and served a $50 luncheon.
A large circle OF friends were en-
tertained last evening at the home of
Anton Buchholz on the occasion of
his birthday.
The infant son OF Louis Schenzel
was buried from the home Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock The services
We're conducted by Rev. ]. P. Mueller
of Christ Lutheran church.
The concert to be given under the
auspices of the Eagles will be given
Wednesday night instead of Tuesday
night, as was at first announced The
entertainment is to be given in Mar.
Quardt hall.
Carl Porter has resigned his posi-
tion as cashier of the Gregory County
State bank of Fairfax, which position
he has held for the past two years.
Poor health was the cause of his res
ignation.
Miss Bertha Marquardt was mar.
ried to Ferdinand Leu Sunday noon
by Rev. Mr.. Witte at the st. Paul
Lutheran church. In the evening a
, large number of friends and relatives
gathered at the home of the brides
parents, two miles north of the city
? to celebrate the event
Miss Emma Braasch is finishing the
uneNpired term of teaching of Miss
: Lizzie Busse in the south schoolhouse
, in her home district. Miss Braasch
recently resigned her position in the
, Plainyiew schools on account of poor
> health but decided to later finish this
uneXpired term near home.
Miles Howard and Miss Minnie Da
Wis were married yesterday afternoon
at the Methodist parsonage in this
city by Rev. ]. F. Poucher. The wed
fNt .