The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-03-29

by the same management as that
which Mr. Coleman saw In Los An
geles. Matinee prices will be Is cents
and rs cents, and evening prices will
be Csc, soc and 75c.
Sheriff J. j. Clements, who was In
Norfolk Wednesday evening on bust
ness connected with the summoning
of the jury for the coming term of the
district court at Madison, said that no
new developments had appeared in
the burglary OF the Winter harness
store In this city.
Miss Lulu Losch of West Point, who
had been visiting in the city. has re.
turned home. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. N. A. Huse, who
will visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Losch. who have
just returned from a trip to Califor-
mia, for a few days.
Il. p. Olmstead of this city, who was
In Bonesteel last night, writes that
Mrs. c. b. Yokum, who, with her little
daughter, burned to death in the prai-
rie fire southwest of Bonesteel, was
daughter.in-law of the late Mr.. Yo-
KUN, piano tuner, well known here
and who recently died at Butte.
A large, strong looking tramp pre-
scented himself at the home of Mr..
for some dinner. Mrs. Mandelko was
keeping dinner for Mr.. Mandelko, who
was up town and refused the tramp.
He acted rather suspicious and as If
he would make trouble when Mr.. Man
delko arrived Policeman Livingstone
is watching for the fellow.
Mrs. G. W. Goode has received news
from Guaralajara, Mexico, telling of
the serious illness with pneumonia, Of
her son II. j. Mallory. The master
mechanic of the Mexican Central rail-
road writes her to be prepared for the
worst as the two physicians who are
attending him say he cannot live.
Because their boisterous conduct
Jared on his nerves and threatened
to fracture the peace of Norfolk, OH.
Ger William Uecker placed Lee Card
and Charlie Harris in the city Jail
over night. This morning in police
court the men were charged with dis
turbing the peace, while the additional
offense of carrying rawhide slug
filed with shot was tagged on to
Card. Police Judge Westeryelt fined
Harris 81 and costs. Card dreH. $40
and costs on the charge of can Il
concealed weapons The men thq 81
they could raise the money.
Mrs. John ID. Haskell of Wake
arrived in Norfolk yesterday at ii
for brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ~
Mathewson and other friends in the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell are pre-
pairing to sail for Europe in April, to
spend the summer on the continent.
They will visit Switzerland, Sweden
and other countries. They will be
accompanied by their daughter and
will be joined in July by one of their
sons. The two sons are now in Yale
but one of them, Cornelius, refuses to
cross the water, preferring to spend
his vacation in Wakefield.
Vice President w. A. Gardner of
the Northwestern will not pass
through Norfolk on his return trip
from Lander Wyo. Mr.. Gardner and
party, who are making an inspection
trip over this division of the North
western, will take the Albion line from
Oakdale to Fremont on their return
trip to Chicago. The party is expect
ed to reach Omaha Saturday in Mr..
Gardeners private car. General SUI
perintendent Braden, who accompa-
MED the vice-president on the western
trip, may return to Norfolk from Oma-
ha Saturday evening. Mr., Gardner
and company will not visit the Rose
bud country on this trip.
Carl Reiche, living south of Norfolk,
has just received a letter from a
nephew In Germany, written in per-
feet English hand and using correct
English. When Mr.. Reiche left the
old country the English language was
largely an unknown quantity, and Mr..
Reiche was greatly surprised to re-
ceive this epistle. The nephew, reply
| ing to Mr. Reiche's assertion that
America was a better place to live in,
declared that Germany is the best
place, being very pretty, and that his
family have plenty of work from which
the income is mot too small" He
says that his mother, at Christmas
time, gave to his father a golden
watch" and to himself a golden
chain.
Music as taught in the public school
will be feature of the coming annual
meeting of the North Nebraska Teach,
ers' association which is to be held in
Norfolk April 8, and 5. At one sess-
sion Norfolk pupils, as taught by Prof
Solomon, will render selections in eX
emplification of the success of music
teaching in the schools, and at another
session students from the Wayne nor
NAL school will render music. Presi
dent Perdue of Madison was in Nor
folk yesterday afternoon making ar
ronppnaptC for tha session which hf