The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-08-25
EWING.

MIS-. Etnel wine OF lOSt springs,
Wyo., is here visiting friends.
Leo Splitter came up from Omaha
Monday with new motor car for
Martin Savidge.
Miss Hilda Johnson of Neigh is
visiting with Miss Mildred Kay of
Ewing.
w. r. Graver and family spent Sun
day at the Graver Bros. ranch.
All the living tents are already up
and the big chautauqua tent will be
raised Wednesday.
The Royal Neighbors had several
limitations in their lodge Saturday aft
ernoon, after which a social was held
at which ice cream and cake were
served
Mrs. r. ID. Tiffany went to Deloit
Monday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Maben.
A small party of O'Neilites camped
at G. V. Golden's ranch Sunday.
Will Gilmore was down from Valen-
tine Sunday.
Gordon Smith, the 10.year-old boy Of
Earl Smith got bone in his arm
broke by having a COW tramp on him
while he was milking in the dark.
r. b. Krachie, having proved up ON
his homestead in S. Oak, arrived in
Ewing Friday to remain permanently
Henry Craig and wife went down to
Tilden Monday.
Charley Libby and wife of Tilden
visited over Sunday with his brother,
William Libby and family.
A brother of Mrs. A. Dahl, named
Waters, from Lincoln, left Monday
for home, after few days visit with
his sister.
A party Tuesday evening at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. r. Il. Lackey,
gotten up by their daughter Helen and
Miss Mary Park was unique affair
and proved the real social event of the
season. Many of the young church
people were present and as it could
not be otherwise, everybody had a
genuine good time.
George Brewer of the firm of Brewer
& Anderson, went to Omaha Friday,
where he closed deal whereby Hub
Adams of Cook is now the owner of
$50 acres of land southeast of Ewing.
Ford Campbell, a Burlington en-
gineer, Sundayed with friends in Ew-
ing.
Mr.. Napier purchased of Leroy But
Ter two good residence lots in Ew-
| ing.
Mrs. Herbert Versaw is visiting at
Cook, Neb.
Mr. John WINNER moved Monday
| from East Ewing to the house just va
Gated by e. L. Davis.
A contract has been signed and
dates made for four course lecture
series this winter.
A dance will be held Thursday, Fri.
| day and Saturday evenings of this
week in the opera house, the music to
| be furnished by the Gunter orchestra
| of Emmett.
After a two weeks camping on tho
Elkhorn Prof. Thompson of Orchard
folded his tent Monday and returned
once more to his home, greatly invig-
Grated.
| The Ewing boosters never will for
get the hospitality shown them by the
people of the town they visited last
Friday, and especially the people of
Neigh who came out in autos to meet
them and escort them to town. Such
demonstration was hardly to be ex-
tpected and on that account is all the
more appreciated.
Miss Josie Sanders is enjoying a
two weeks visit at Rushville.
Martin Larsen and family of Denver
are visiting his brother, Chris Larsen
and on account of his wife's health
is thinking of buying and locating
here. Another brother with his wife
are also visiting Mr.. Larsen, from
Wayne.
p. ]. Manus of O'Neill was a guest
of T. L. Loeb Sunday.
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Blakely
Sunday. Among those present were
G. E. Duncan and wife of Los Angeles,
Cal, the latter being a sister of Mrs.
Blakel..
| Mrs. James Good, near Deloit, who
suffered paralytic stroke some time
ago, is now up and doing finely.
The Misses Gertrude and Isabel
Conger visited with friends in Neigh
Friday.
Mrs. Lervy Butler is suffering from
IAN abscess on one of her limbs,