The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-05-14
MONDAY MENTION.

The city council holds it's regular
! May session Tuesday evening.
District court will convene at Mad.
ison a week from next Wednesday.
Damascus chapter, No 25, r. A. NJ,
holds regular session tonight at s
O'Clock.
G. Il. Rouse has sold the property
just south of the A. Degner residence
to Miss Ethel Long.
J. c. Chamberlain now holds title
to NJ. c. Hazens former residence,
the result of a real estate deal.
Miss Faye Livingston, assistant
chief operator for the Nebraska Tele
phone company, is taking weeks
vacation
The Womans Missionary society of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. M. A. Macmillan Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock
Letters which have been received
here from A. II. Brauchle at Muir.
dock, state that he is improving in
health and expects to return to work
In a week or ten days.
The pallbearers at the funeral Of
the late Ludwig Siedschlag at Christ
Lutheran church Sunday afternoon
were: Gottlieb Pribnow, Henry Erts.
ner, julius Degner, August Kaun,
August Filter and Herman Spiering.
Rev. j. p. Mueller had charge of the
services.
May IS and May 20 were announced
today as the dates for the annual re.
citals given by the music pupils Of l..
Koenigstein The Koenigstein recit-
ais will be held at the Auditorium, as
usual. A three-act comic operetta
will be a distinctive feature of the en-
tertainment of the evening of May 20.
Sunday afternoon, despite the
somewhat chilly weather was the &C.
casion of many fishing expeditions
and few picnic parties along the
river. The number of fish in the
stream was not perceptibly dimin-
ished Nine boats, representing vir-
the Northfork.
The following notice of the death Of
Mrs. Henry Thurman, in the Omaha
Bee, will be of interest to Norfolk
people, who well remember the de-
ceased when she used to visit her
brother, Morris Mayer, here: Mrs.
Henry Thurman, sister of Theodore
Mayer of Omaha, is dead in San
Francisco and the body will be taken
to Seattle for burial Mrs. Thurman
formerly lived in Omaha and also in
Fremont, being well known in both
cities. Only a short time ago she
passed through Omaha enroute to her
home in the west, after a trip to
Europe.
On the formal complaint of the city
ply stefan, d.. j. H. Mackay, a war
rant was issued in Justice Eiseley's
court Monday for the apprehension
Of Mrs. John Gamble, the object of
the complaint being to secure Mrs.
CANDLES admission to the state hos
pital here. Constable Bilger, with a
woman assistant, took Mrs. Gamble
to Madison later in the day for exam
nation before the county commission
ers of insanity. DR.. ]. B. Pecival,
superintendent of the Norfolk hos.
pital called at the Gamble home the
latter part of last week at the in
stance of the husband and declared
Mrs. Gamble to be a fit subject for
the state hospital Mrs. Gamble is a
Filipino, and married John Gamble
when the latter was soldier in the
islands. Twin sons died not long ago
and neighbors are reported to have
inflicted a series of fortune telling
seances on her, though physicians
have not as yet attributed her pres
ent mental condition altogether to
these facts. 1t is believed that the
hospital treatment will restore her
mind.
]. M. Covert was in Plainview Sat
urday.
julius Froehlick of Madison is in
the city visiting his uncle.
Charles Wineburger was in the city
over Sunday visiting friends.
d. Mathewson returned Saturday
night from business trip to Walthill.
Miss Leila Brush has gone to Baker
City, Ore, to visit her sister, Mrs. H.
L. Senger.
Mr. and Mrs. John Killian of Cedar
Bluffs have been in Norfolk, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Killian-
DR.. j. H. Mackay went to Madison
Monday afternoon to testify as a
medical expert in the Gamble insan'
ity hearing.
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John Quick, NJ Moolick, NJ l.. Og-
den and w. N. Huse are in Columbus
as delegates to the grand lodge OF the
A. o. U. w.
Justice George G. Lambert was
called to Prairie du CHEN, WIS, at
noon by the death of brother. The
telegram was received yesterday.
Miss Edith Barrett arrived home
Saturday from Pierce, TIE school
which she has been teaching near
that place having closed for the sum
mer vacation.
George B. Christoph will go to Cen
trail City Tuesday, his position as