The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-11-05

lour or I'VE weeks.
! Mrs. l.. II. Musselman went Ia
Hooper at noon to hold school of
instruction for the Eastern Star She
was accompanied by Mrs lessen, who
is also 4 member of the order and
whose former home was at Hooper.
Miss Latta Bailey, county suporin-
tondcnt of Gregory county, South la
kOta, who resides at Fairfax, was in
the city visiting relatives. Miss Bai-
ley is enroute to Lead, where she win
attend the meeting OF South Dakota
teachers.
4 II, f. Barnhart, who has been at
Sioux City preparing for the defense
of the two Hadar bank robber sus.
poets, returned to Norfolk Friday. The
trial of these men will take place az
Pierce November 10.
Mr., and Mrs. John Mcclure returned
home from Gordon, where they have
been visiting relatives for the past
week.
Miss Lizzie Taylor OF Dallas, s. d.,
is visiting Junction friends this week.
Miss Carrie Oleson of lnman il here
on business.
! Mrs. C. II. D. Harmed is seriously III
this week.
Mrs. Lynde, assisted by Mesdames
Saunders and Simmons, will entertain
the Eastern Star ladies at kensington
next Thursday afternoon from / to
b o'clock, at the Lynde home All q.
E. s. members are cordially invited.
| Thomas Hoganson, n Northwestern
fireman, was fined $40 in Justice
Eiseley's court yesterday afternoon on
charges filed by Patrolman Living
stone Of the Junction, fol disturbing
the peace and for disorderly conduct.
well planned surprise party was
given in honor of Mrs. G. b. Daven-
port on South Eighth street Thursday
evening. Many games and contests
were enjoyed, after which five-course
supper was served by the ladies OF
the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Forman OF Stan
ton county will celebrate their silver
wedding this evening at their home,
seven miles northeast Of Norfolk. Mr..
and Mrs. Forman were married at the
Reformed church, near Hoskins, TWEEN
ty-five years ago. Mr.. Forman is c0uffy-
ty commissioner of Stanton county,
Students at the Norfolk schools
show marked enthusiasm over the
three days vacation they will get
when the Norfolk teachers and the
other Nebraska teachers meet at Lin
coin next Wednesday, Thursday and
| Friday nUin0 IN bn hot Cntu
day and Sunday follow these three
days, the students call it five days
rest from studies.
The Womans club will meet with
Mrs. II. j. Cole Monday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock.
The w. T. u. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Trulock,
East Norfolk avenue. Everybody is
welcome.
Funeral services over the remains
Of the late e. j. McCorscin, who died
Thursday, were held Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock from Sacred Heart
church. Burial was at Battle Creek.
Work on the Norfolk avenue sewer
Is still being held up on account of the
delay of the carload of sewer connec-
lions which had been ordered from
Fort Dodge
Night Police OBrien has a warrant
for the arrest of Ernest Korth, sworn
out by Philip d. Dtchen, typewriter
agent, who charges Korth with assault,
disturbing the peace and using OBJ
scene language.
Adolph Michel, who has for many
years been in the ranching business
at Artesian, S. d., was in the city FRI
day Mr.. Michel has accepted a posi-
ton as manager of the Butterfield
ranch at Wausa, Neb., taking the place
OF j. p. Parks, who died some time
ago. Mr.. Michel is well posted in this
business, having made a successful
record for himself at Arteeian
Many teachers of the Nebraska Ger
man Lutheran schools have returned
from three days conference at Cres-
ton. x. Kolmorgen of Cumming
Creek was elected president and L.
Reese Of Platte Center was elected
secretary Only these two elections
were made at this conference. Platte
| Center was chosen for the place of the
next meeting, which takes place in
Arril. Among the teachers attending
this conference were: Prof. August
Steffen, Christ Lutheran school Nor
folk; Prof. J. Rartz st. Paul's nth-
eran school, Norfolk; K. Martin, Stan
ton; II. FRANKIE, Pierce; NJ. G. Doering,
Battle Greek; J, Taester, Pierce; G.
lioiius, Hadar; l.. KaTella, Wayne; f.
MeinlIe, Platte Center.
Charles Thompson Of this city died
yesterday at the Lutheran hospital at
Sioux City after undergoing an opera
ton for bladder trouble. The remains
arrived here during the day. The fu.
neral viii take place from the family
residence at o'clock tomorrow after
noon, service conducted by Rev. j. p.
/ Mueller at the Christ Lutheran church
at 2:3O, after which the iutermeut will
take place at the new Lutheran Gene
tory Mr.. Thompson leaves, besides a
widow, three sons Charles, Fred and