The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1912-03-15
Saturday Siftires.

on a short visit.
j. II. Coniey of Presho was here
transacting Business.
Mrs. Henry Klug and Mrs. S. d.
Paul went to Tilden to visit Mrs.
Whittier.
Miss Lizzie EDeiing OF Creighton
was here visiting with Miss Lena
Schoenfeldt.
Mrs. William O'Brien and son, Pat.
rick will leave Thursday for Allen.
town. Pa, for a visit with her par.
entS.
Mrs. Benson, mother of Mrs. G.. T..
Birdsall. left for a months visit i'm
Chicago
Herbert FrederiCks, who attended
the Norfolk business college, return.
ed to his home at Foster. Neb.
Mrs. Herman Brummund and daugTI-
ter, Louise. have gone to- Meadow
Grove to spend few days with rela.
tiveS.
Misses Minnie and Dora Bernhardt
returned from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Hadar, Osmond and
Pierce.
Mrs. T. II. Waters returned from a
six weeks visit with relatives at
Bloomington, Belvidere and other r.
Iinois cities.
Miss Mae RoSenbaum returned
from Omaha to resume her position
as trimmer in Mrs. f A Waddell's
millinery store.
Miss Augusta Matchmaker return
ed from Pierce where she visited at
the Roy Bovee and Rudolph Mach.
mueller homes.
II. II. Mas is suffering from am
infected foot.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Groom, daughter.
The 4-ycar-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Bathke is suffering with ar
attack of pneumonia.
City Engineer Tracy has about fin
ished the work of drawing the plans
for plating the Pasewalk estate on
filed within a few days.
Mrs. n. l.. Snyder of Omaha and
Mrs. j. F.. Poucher of Stanton were
Out-of-tOwn guests of the Methodist
Aid society entertained at Mrs. Stur.
geon's.
G. w. Patterson, Northwestern
emplOye, is suffering from an injured
foot as the result of being caught un-
der a pilot while he was making a
coupling at Stanton.
The funeral of Burrill Reed was
held from the family home Saturday
afternoon at l o'clock. Rev. Mr..
Melmaker had charge of the services.
Burial was in Prospect Hill cemetery.
About twenty-three students of the
Christ Lutheran school will graduate
on March 81. Examinations will be
held March "a. Most of these stud
ents are to be transferred to the pub
lie schools.
A letter received by l.. Sessions
from ID. G. O'Connor, in Panama,
where Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor are just
terminating very pleasant visit,
states that they expect to sail for
home March 90.
Four more dodgers found home
in the city Jail last night. These
dodgers represent the advance army
of those enroute west" for the sum.
mer. Last nights visitors were en-
route to Montana.
! Signs of spring are noticeable by
the display of garden seeds i'm several
places of business. Another sign is
, seen in the big display OF Shamrocks
and pictures of Blarney castle for the
! ST. Patricks day celebration.
| The case of A. p. BOepel versus
Mrs. Mary Kirby of Battle Creek was
decided in favor of Boepel by a jury
in Judge c. F.. Eiseley's court. Doe
pei received judgment of Sl5 and in
terest for two years. H. F.. Barnhar
was counsel for Mrs. Kirby and Bur
Mapes was counsel for Boepel.
| r. l.. Beveridge. who has been ap
pointed a solicitor for the Nebraska
Bonding company with northeast Ne
braska as his territory, returned from
his first trip yesterday. Mr.. Bcver
idge finds that liquor dealers are en-
thusiastic over the new bonding com
pany and that much more stock viii
be subscribed for.
Rev. J. w. Kirkpatrick of the FRS
Methodist church held short service!
In the Pacific hotel over the remains
of Bonnie PLANT at noon. The re
mains were taken to Stanton for in
terment. Rev. j. +. Poucher hat
charge Of the services at Stanton
The pallbearers were: Louis Beck
endorf, August Dignan, Harvey
O'Brien, Warren Hoffman, Herbert
Tough, Donald France.
Ed j. Duncan. a drayman in the EN-
ploy of NJ. X. Green, fell from the
Schlitz beer vault on Seventh stree
and Norfolk avenue at o'clock Sat
urday afternoon and his right leg is
thought to be broken. Duncan. as
sisted by another employe, was stand
ing on the top of the ladder leading
into the vault when one OF the steps
suddenly gave way. Duncan fell feet
first on top OF some old boards. He