The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-09-09

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| Word was received here recently to
the effect tnat Mrs f. Nobel and son
frankie, formerly of the Junction
, were under quarantine for diphtheria
at the home OF Mrs Nohel's mother at
/ Columbus. 1t was also stated that "A
sister of Mrs. Nobel succumbed to the
disease
Miss Minnie Anderson. formerly of
the Junction but now OF Alliance, is
here visiting friends and relatives.
An epidemic of tonsilitis is reported
in Norfolk by physicians. AS many as
| fifteen cases of the disease are re.
ported.
Ed Monroe is moving from 3lS
Braasch avenue to 1907 Phillip av.
enue, the J. S. Morrow residence,
/ which he recently purchased.
Misses Margaret and Georgia Austin
entertained number of special
friends Tuesday evening at $50. A
three-colrse dinner was served
| DR.. A. Bear and his daughter, Miss
Robnette Bear, will return to their
home in Richmond, Va, next week.
after spending the summer in Norfolk.
The w. c. 7. U. will hold a business
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. j. A. Ballantyne on Nor
folk avenue. A full attendance is de.
sired.
Miss Mamie Ward has resigned her
position as bookkeeper with the Hutch.
ison Bros. bakery and will leave for
Omaha in few days, where she has
accepted position.
Misses Margaret and Georgia Austin
entertained the Wide Awake class of
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school Monday evening on the lawn
of the George Evans residence.
Ernest Sasse, chief of police of Hos.
Rins, is in the city transacting bust
ness. Mr.. Sasse has made out his res
ignation as marshal of Hoskins and
will forward it to the town board for
their action. He will probably move
his family back to Norfolk soon.
The Cherokee Indian baseball team
are in the city to play two games with
the Norfolk clerks on the driving park
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noon and the second Monday after
noon. The Cherokees are said to be a
live bunch of players, but the Norfolk
team are confident that they can scalp
the redskins.
Funeral services over the remains
of Heinrich Rudolph Warnecke, who
died Wednesday evening, were held
at o'clock Saturday afternoon. Short
services were held at / o'clock at the
family home on South Fifth street and
at 1870 services were held at the
Christ Lutheran church by Rev. J. P.
Mueller, after which the remains were
laid to rest in the Lutheran cemetery
east of the city. The choir of the
Lutheran church sang. The pallbear.
ers were: Albert Degner, E. M
Ziesche. Carl Kirchoff, Frank Stengel
Albert Mueller Herman Brummund.
City Clerk Ed Harter is also a vic
tim of the robbers who broke into the
office used by him and Water Commits
sioner Brummund Thursday night
After plundering his desk which they
broke open, the thieves secured about
So worth of stamps. They then opened
the water commissioners safe. Mr.
Brummund believes the guilty ones
are familiar with the combination OF
the safe, from which they took SIS
An entrance was forced through the
door leading from the council cham
ber
James Craig, who will superintend
the paving of Norfolk avenue for the
Katz-Craig company of Omaha, went
to Omaha last evening to hurry the
shipments of brick which he says are
already on the way. The constructing
outfit, he says, has also been started
and although preliminary work has al
ready beep begun, the actual work
which consists of tearing up the gut
tiers, ETC., will commence about next
Wednesday. The old cutters will prob
ably be given back to the property
owners If they so desire, he says
Samuel Kline, Mr.. Craig's foreman. is
due in the city Tuesday. "As many
men as | can possibly employ in Nor
folk will be hired by me for this
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point to hire as many men from the
home town as l can. | pay 1925 pei
day for laborers.'
Dressed in the best uniforms and &C
companied by their crack rifle team
the Norfolk company of Landwehr We
rein left at noon today for Omaha
where they will join the 5000 mem
bers of the society for a three days
convention. The headquarters of the
convention will be at the Washington
hall in Omaha, where all the business
meetings will be held. All the socia
and spectacular events will take place
at Ralston, near South Omaha, where
German soldiers from Nebraska, Iowa
Kansas, Colorado, and even some east
ern states will congregate. A fielC
mass will be held at Ralston Sunda!
morning. The monster parade i!
scheduled for Monday evening.
GERTRUDE CAME BACK.