The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-05-17

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nations today. Tomorrow eighth
grade pupils are examined ut Meadow
Grove.
Charles II, Hays, of Denver, who
has spent the past week in Nurfoll, on
G visit with his parents. MIR and Mrs
John II. Hays, returned home ut noon
by way of Omaha Mr. Hays has been
connected with the American Beet
Sugar company for the past four or
five years, at the present time holding
the position of general purchasing
agent for the company
Saturday, Night Onlccr William
UeCker resigned from the Norfolk po-
lice force, Chief Flynn, following OF
ficcr Ueckcr's resignation, named j.
II. Van Horn as special night police
pending Mayor Durlands appointment
of u regular officer at next Thursdays
meeting of the city council
Or. Sexton of Lincoln, synodical mis-
sionary in the Presbyterian church,
occupied the pulpit in the Norfolk
Presbyterian church Sunday. Rev. J.
w. Morgan, the retiring pastor of the
Norfolk church left Saturday, accom-
panied by his family, to Wahoo, where
he enters on his new work as pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of
Wahoo. The local church is seeking
n pastor.
j. A. Donahoe, +. j. Dishner, II. V.
Golden, Neil Brennan, John A. Har-
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Biglin, w. Horskey, w. II. Mccarthy
and Il. III. Whelan of O'Neill spent the
morning in Norfolk, returning from
Creighton where n new council of the
knights of Columbus was installed.
More than score of members from
where their council had charge of the
work of installing the new council
Boyd Brakeman entertained n mum
Der of young men at dinner as fare.
well compliment to Harlan Johnson
and Ralph Luikart, who are to leave
this week for Denver. They will nc
company the train to Denver which
carries the household goods of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Johnson, who are to make
their home in Denver. Mrs. johnson
and daughters will leave this week.
Ralph Luikart expects to spend the
summer in Denver
Mr., Walker, who lives south of the
junction and at whose farm the incu-
bator fire occurred one day last week,
disclaims any responsibility for the
fact that the fire department was
called out for the blaze. The Walker
home is located considerably beyond
the fire limits so that the run of the
department to the place was useless.
Mr.. Walker says, however, that the
alarm resulted from an effort to tele-
phone to a neighbor for assistance, the
call being mistaken for a general
alarm.
The last of the special services in
the chapel car series at the Baptist
church was held Sunday evening at
the Baptist church. During the four
weeks that the services were held in
Norfolk thirty-one people were bap-
Used into membership in the Baptist
church, while five new members were
received into the Norfolk church by
card. Rev. G.. l.. White of the chapel
car left today for his home in Lincoln
S. r. Davies of Nebraska City will re-
main in Norfolk with the car until
Thursday when he will leave for the
next place Uf services. The next town
on their route has not been definitely
determined at this time.
Announcement of the death of Mrs.
Charles Il. Tabor in Omaha this morn
ing was received at an early hour by
Norfolk relatives. Mrs. Tabor was
formerly Miss Emma Boeck of Norfolk
and was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Boeck, who live on North First
street. Mrs. Tabor was taken serious
ly i'll last night and succumbed at an
early hour today. Besides her parents,
Mrs. Tabor is survived by seven sis
ters: Mrs. George NJ. Dudley of this
city, Mrs. Fred KlentZ, Mrs. Martha
Brown, Miss Margaretha Boeck, Mrs.
F. F. Miller of Utica, Mrs. w. T. For
han of Whitefish, Mont, and Mrs. f.
l.. Writers of Milwaukee. Mr.. Dud-
in response to the telegram from Mr..
Tabor but he was not sure that the
remains would be brought to Norfolk
for burial, though he thought so.
Alleging that Cook" Jim Conley of
ten days residence in Norfolk had not
observed the motto of the Square Deal
restaurant but had confused his own
pockets with the cash till, C. ]. Deu-
pree, proprietor of the restaurant went
into Justice Eiseley's court yesterday
seeking warrant for his cooks ar
rest on petit larceny. During the ear
ly hours of Sunday morning the res
taurant man said he had placed his
cook in charge of the restaurant. His
loss from the cooks labors with the
cash box would amount to about SIS
he thought. A warrant was issued for
the mans arrest after the getaway