The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-05-05

Stoeber alleges that Stoeber is a tailor
| by trade and Is competent to make for
| her and her minor children a good
| living. but he fails TO do so. Extreme
cruelty and excessive drunkenness is
| also alleged.
Constable John Flynn. who returned
from a business trip to Omaha. re.
ports that his attempt to arrest Gus.
tave Manske at Pierce for violating
the Norfolk city automobile speed or
| dinance was unsuccessful Manske
was out of the city when the Norfolk
| officer arrived at Pierce. A warrant
| for Manske's arrest was left in the
hands OF the Pierce marshal.
Funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. John Schmidt were held at 9
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
family home and at 2:30 Rev. John
Witt held services in the st. Paul
| Lutheran church. Interment was
made in the st. Paul cemetery. The
pallbearers were: Carl Schmede.
berg, II. w. Winter. Henry Klug, Carl
Zuelow, Albert Miller and Richard
Len.
Funeral services over the remains
of V. Armatas, the Greek laborer who
was killed by Northwestern train No.
c near Battle Creek few days ago.
| took place Saturday in the undertake
| ing parlors of Sessions & Bell. An
orthodox Greek priest of Omaha had
| Charge of the services. Interment was
I'M. n oh
Theo Armatas. a brother, and John
Saws. a cousin, of Council Bluffs, were
present at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. O'Donnell are
in the city on their honeymoon, the
| guests of relatives. They were mar
ried at Rapid City, S. d., April 10.
Both are popular north Nebraska
young people. having lived at Bassett
formerly. Mrs. O'Donnell was Miss
Gertrude Alderman, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. p. Alderman of Bassett.
and is a successful teacher and piano
instructor Mr. O'Donnell has been
in the piano business at Lead and
Rapid City, but will probably locate
at Norfolk
Water Commissioner August Brum-
mund reports that although his term
expires on April 80, he will have to
remain in charge of the Office until
the bond Of Frank Carrick, water com.
missioner.elect, is approved by the
city council Monday night. Mr.. Brum-
mund has gone over his books and
finds them in fine shape. All money
has been deposited with City Treas
urer Stafford and he is ready for the
auditing committee. Monday nights
meeting of the city council will be an
interesting one. The saloon licenses
are to be issued at this meeting.
| George W. Sattler, father of H. C.
Sattler of this city, who died at his
home in Baltimore, Md, from heart
failure Friday afternoon, had been i'll
for quite long time and had been
attended by his daughter at Baltimore
Mrs. George w. Sattler. the mother of
II. c. Sattler, died about five years
ago from old age. Mr.. Sattler was I'M
able to reach Baltimore in time to at.
tend the funeral, owing to the illness
of his wife and daughter in this city
His son, George w. Sattler of Omaha.
however, will attend the funeral.
j. f.. Haase, vice president Of the
Citizens National bank had a restless
evening at his home, 205 South Tenth
street, Friday night. At 10 o'clock he
was disturbed by loud knock at the
front door and young man inQuiriug
for a member Of The News stan al
most insisted that this was his des-
tination. Not long after he was direct
ed on his way, a cab stopped before
the Haase home and an aged lady
knocked at the front door and was
pleased to know the end OF her jour-
ney was reached. She, too was dis
appointed when told she was in the
wrong pew.
A real estate deal involving about
$4,000 was made recently and today
the three principals in the deal are
having household goods moved to diff
ferent residences. Herbert King, re-
siding at POI North Eighth street, has
purchased the F. 2. McGinnis resi-
dence at 1911 Norfolk avenue, and is
moving today. Mr.. McGinnis in turn
has purchased the n. S. Westrope
io''io at oVo ooutu EiSulu street anu
is moving from 1911 Norfolk avenue
n. S. Westrope follows by moving
from sos South Eighth street to the
house vacated by Herbert King, 207
North Eighth street. The new bunga.
low on North Thirteenth street. being
built by Mr.. Westrope, will be a mod.
ern one.