The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-04-22
MONDAY MENTION.
2. G. Hale of Atkinson WAS her

h. A, Bullock returned from Omaha.
A. b. Peterson of Wisner was in the
city.
w. X. Martin was in Norfolk from
Schoolcraft precinct.
G. f.. Burnham and S. NJ Braden
went to Excelsior Springs for a week.
stay.
Mrs. b. f. flasher and son, Neal
flasher, of Page were in the city visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. Nj. J. Sanders returned from
Columbus, where she had been visiting
with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. 7. Stone passed
through Norfolk enroute to their home
at Dallas from a visit in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Josie Tally, who has been here
visiting with her sister, Mrs. G. b.
Cabaniss, has returned to her home at
El Paso. Tex.
The city council will hold a regular
meeting at the city hall this evening.
The Eagles will hold a business and
initiation meeting at their hall this
evening.
Miss Miller and julius Leuk were
married at Hoskins Sunday afternoon.
The young couple have many friends
in this city.
Two strangers who were arrested a
few days ago for being drunk escaped
from the street commissioners force
Saturday while they were working out
their fines.
A conference of ministers of the
German Lutheran Nebraska synod will
be held in this city April II to "a in
elusive. A large number of ministers
will be here for the session.
City Engineer Tracy has completed
the approximate estimate of the cost
OF paving district No. l and will pre-
sent his statement to the city council
this evening. 1t is believed that body
will order an election for the bonds at
their meeting tonight.
Martin Larsen and Miss Anna Uhle
were married by Judge Bates at Mad.
ison at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
After the ceremony the young couple
came back to Norfolk in an automo-
bile They will live in their newly
furnished house on Phillip avenue and
Fifth street.
Chief of Police Marquardt has re-
ceived notice from Sheriff A. Bannon
of Fremont to arrest Andy Clark, Otto
HUT and Harry Bradley. These three
men broke out of the Fremont Jail. A
full description of them has been given
the authorities here, who are on the
lookout for the fugitives.
Funeral services over the remains
of Fred Kanzler. the Northwestern
fireman who died at his home here
after a lingering illness brought on by
tuberculosis, took place at the home at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. At 2:30
Rev. j. p. Mueller held services at the
Christ Lutheran church, after which
the remains were inferred at the new
Lutheran cemetery. The pallbearers,
all of whom are tiremen. were: j. r.
Horrigan. J. A. Kuhn, Roy Gleason,
Peter Riordon L. G. Edwards, S. S.
Marchant
Chris Eicke. a carpenter who was
employed repairing the roof of the G.
F.. A. Marquardt home on Madison av-
enue and Fifth street, which was part
ly destroyed by fire Sunday fell four
teen feet to the ground Monday and
badly bruised his face and probably
dislocated his right shoulder. Chief of
Police Marquardt carried the man to
the rooming house south of the Pacific
hotel, where DR.. Tashjean was called
to attend him. Eicke failed to put a
brace on the platform on which the
ladder rested. The ladder slipped.
throwing him to the ground.
Thieves sometime during Sunday
night entered the Carberry smoke
house on Norfolk avenue and stole
about 800 worth of fountain pens, ko-
oaks and tobacco. In cash $40 was
taken. The thieves, who it is believed
by the police are home talent, DELHI
erately took out the entire pane of
glass from the front door and entered
that way. The entire case of fountain
pens, valued at $50, and a kodak val
ued at 500, and about $15 worth of
cigars were taken. Chief of Police
Marquardt believes the theft was com.
mitted by someone who was familiar
with the store.
Willard Green takes over the chief
ship of the Norfolk fire department
Tuesday morning. Tonight the city
council will mass on his election as