The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-05-19
will go to the western coast.

will go to the western coast.
S. II. Trussell Is sporting new
touring car, shipped In from Omaha
last Friday by n Ewing firm.
A little baby came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jacobson last Fri.
day night. II is of feminine complex.
ion and is doing fine.
Contractor Davis has force of
men building another story to the res.
idence of Carl Jaco. This, with other
improvements contemplated, will
make Mr.. Jaco n fine and coy home.
Domineck GalasN, former resi-.
dent of Ewing. died at Columbus last
Sunday morning His remains were
buried at that place Tuesday.
After two months siege OF rheu.
matism j. ID. Selah Is once more able
to be around some.
An 1S-months-old boy OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Tyndel, near Ewing, died
last week and was buried Thursday.
Mrs. James Napier of Neigh visited
friends here over Sunday.
The primary school, with the teach
er, Miss Jennings, picnicked on the
school grounds Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Kratchie arrived here
from South Dakota last Thursday and
will make her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. 7. Sanders, an extended visit.
The familiar face of T. V. Golden
of O'Neill was seen on our streets
Saturday.
Workmen are engaged in building
kitchen to the new residence recent
ly purchased by Mrs. S. f. Borden.
Never in the history OF Ewing have
the streets and alleys presented such
a clearly appearance, due to the en-.
ergy and push of our street commits.
sioner, j. S. Weaverling.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY Gaffney Of EN-
met visited from Friday until Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Dan Grady.
Miss Inez Huston and Miss MARY
Park visited Neigh Friday.
Ira Best has rented the Parson
place and will farm it this season.
| w. r. Blakely of Osceola, Ia, will
arrive in Ewing this week and will
make quite an extended visit with his
| son, H. ID. Blakely.
r. o. Anderson, agent for the Pho
neer Townsite company has sold 100
lots in Ewing the past eleven months.
The venerable j. p. Splitter and
wife have been enjoying a visit among
friends in Omaha and Council Bluffs
the past week.
Mrs. Ed Chace visited Friday and
Saturday with her daughter Anna
who is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Perry at Norfolk Junction.
Mrs. Frank Bonebreak, who has
been visiting her brother, A. V. Ruby
the past three weeks, returned to heI
home at st. Paul, Mimi, Saturday.
A Mr.. Van Norman, who some time
ago bought the Blanchard farm, has
sold it again to parties living at Grand
Island.
w. M. Hitler of Norfolk, represent
ing the German Fire Insurance com
pany, transacted business with f. r
Bignold last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. William Coyne has been spend
ing a week in O'Neill as the guest OF
her husbands sister, Miss Anna
Coyne.
The Misses Laura Pobinson ant
Julia Primus celebrated their 14tf
and 18th birthdays, respectively, las
Thursday. A happy host of theil
youthful associates assisted in max
ing the day pleasant.
Fred Beck arrived home from Ar
kansas Monday after investing il
some fine timber land.
P. M. Conger has been paid in full
for the loss and damage sustained il
the recent fire in his warehouse.
At a meeting of Pythagoras lodge
No. 1856, A. f. & A. M, Saturday nigh
the following officers were elected
A. ]. Davis, w. M; S. w. Brion, jr.,
W.; w. d. Baxter, j. W.; G. H. Ben
son, jr, secretary; ] l.. Roll, treasurer