The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-06-11
SATURDAY sIErINa.

WnitWeT lell lnurbuhy iOr nay Waius
Wis.
ID. f. o'Brien, who has been home
on short visit, returned to Omaha
yesterday.
Miss Rose Head of Randolph was
the guest of Miss Mona O'Brien, re-
turning home from her school at St.
Edward.
Miss Katheryn Wilson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Brewer, dur
ing the spring, has returned to Mead
ow Grove.
Charles r. Kleeberger, CONNER
cial traveller, is in from Iowa for a
visit with his sisters, Miss May Klee.
berger and Mrs. w. z. King.
County Superintendent Frank Pill.
ger of Pierce was in Norfolk Friday
afternoon enroute to O'Neill, where
he speaks before teachers institute
Miss Rena Olmsted returned last
evening from Pierce, where she is
principal of the high school, school
having closed for the summer vaca
ton Friday.
Editors w. T. Kirk of the Creigh.
ton News and A. H. Backhaus of the
Pierce Leader were in Norfolk Friday
afternoon on their way to attend the
annual meeting of the EllShorn Valley
Editorial association at Long Pine.
Among the days out of town visit.
ors in Norfolk were: William Stark
Madison e. e. Carter, Ponca; o. d.
Whitney, Randolph; II. l.. Kindred
Meadow Grove P. l.. Wymore, Bris-
tow; w. S. McRoberts, Wisner; Wal
ter Savidge, Wayne.
Mrs. Emma Tappert is moving into
her new home on South Tenth street.
Judge w. II. Munger of Omaha, who
held federal court in Norfolk last Sat
urday. has been holding court since
then iii Pierre, S. d., for Judge Car.
land.
w. H. Weeks has traded for Il e
O'Connor property, on Thirteenth
street and Norfolk avenue.
Harry Reid has position in Dial.
las saloon. His family will join him
In Dallas this coming week.
Lincoln Star: Charles Landers of
Norfolk, sophomore, severely
sprained an ankle Wednesday morning
while playing ball.
w. w. Weaver, formerly of Nor.
folk but more recently engaged in
business in Madison, will leave Tues
day for Dallas, S. D., with his family,
intending to engage in some kind of
business in the Rosebud.
The north Nebraska men who are on
the. federal grand jury, which will
meet in Omaha July to hear the case
of the men accused of robbing the
Overland Limited, are Swan P. Akin.
son of st. Edward, Pearl w. Barker of
Ponca, Sylvester Emley of Wisner,
Edward c. Kinzel Frank Osborne of
Harrington, Milton Nye of Wisner and
William Spillman of West Point.
The Boche decision from the SUI
preme court, according to an announce
ment from Lincoln, will come Monday.
II the supreme court sustains the trial
in the district court, Boche will be
brought into custody and taken to
Lincoln to begin the ten years SEN
tence pronounced on him by Judge A.
A. WEIGH. His attorneys have ap-
pealed to the supreme court, alleging
number of errors in the trial and
the instructions and also making
charges relative to the jury.
The evening Union Pacific passen.
ger from Columbus is now arriving
here at 9:15 p. m. instead Of 9:25 p.
m. The Columbus Journal tells of the
following changes at Columbus: can.
other readjustment of the time table
of the Union Pacific makes a few i'm
portant changes here. No. now ar
riyes at 1912 instead of later, and No.
IL has been moved up to 2:12, as it
leaves Omaha over thirty minutes ear.
lier. No. 4, eastbound, arrives at 6:34,
twenty-nine minutes later, and No. IL
at 4:52, twenty-five minutes later.
The Norfolk passenger leaves ten min.
utes earlier, at 7:15, and the Norfolk
freight five minutes later, at $685."
l.. P. Pasewalk is home from
short trip through the Rosebud coun-
try.
Burt Mapes was in Battle Creek
saturday.
John Davenport returned Thursday
from Marietta, Ohio, where Mrs.
Davenport and little son are visiting
Mrs. Davenports parents.
Mrs. Henry Heck of Allen, who has
been visiting Mrs. Charles Rice, has
returned to Hoskins for further visit
there.
Misses Inez Viele and Theo SPEECH
er are in Fullerton attending a dis.
trict convention of the Christian En-.
deavor society.
Miss Robinette Bear arrived home
last evening from Virginia, where she
has been attending Hollins institute.
DR.. Bear met her in Omaha.
The B. Y. P. u. elected the follow
ing officers for the coming term: Cleo
Lederer, president; Miss Lydia Brueg-
geman, vice president; Miss Pearl
Jacobson, secretary; Miss Lulu Porter,
treasurer.
j. S. Mathewson was victor in al
handicap golf match at the Country