The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-07-21
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Wells of Valentine were guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ. Conger.
A horse race was pulled off at Or
chard Saturday and as guarantee
that fair play and no outside interfer-
ence would be tolerated a man pa.
troled the race course with an entire
arsenal strapped around him. Big
injun!
S. II. Trussell has in contemplation
the erection of business building on
Main street in the very near future.
Some friends from Wayne visited
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Larsen, east of town.
Winnifred Butler has been engaged
to teach in the Chosen district this
winter.
A number of Ewing people attended
the funeral of Mrs. John Howard at
Orchard Monday.
Caesar WINNER spent Sunday in
Ewing.
Miss Grace Good having been called
home on account of the serious i'll
ness of her mother, Miss Josie San
ders is filling her position in T. ].
Loob's store.
highly valued and will be quite loss
to the owners.
Bishop Beecher Of Kearney deliv-
cred a most eloquent discourse in the
Episcopal church Sunday before a
large and very attentive audience.
Thomas McCarty returned from
Omaha Friday where he had gone for
a medical examination.
The mother and sister of Mrs. Tins,
who have been paying her a brief Wis
it, returned to their home at Wahoo
Friday.
The Epworth League held fruit So
cial in the Ewing park Friday evening
which was largely attended.
Two saddle horses, one belonging
to John Berigan and the other to his
son James, took suddenly sick and
died last Friday. The animals were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson
are happy over the arrival of a boy at
their home Thursday.
The Cleaveland brother started Sat
urday for Rock county, where they in
tend putting up hay.
Mrs. Leo Wood is assisting in the
Atlas bank of Neigh this week.
j. L. Fisher and Miss Pearl French,
with some friends from O'Neill, are
camping on the banks of the Elkhorn
near Neigh this week.
r. j. Drewelow, with his wife and
children of Stanton are visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John WINNER of
Ewing.
w. H. Jones of the Cox-Jones Com
mission company Of Omaha, and w. H.
Graver of Ewing had business at Stat
ford Monday.
Shorty" Archer, a nephew of John
Berigan, from Iowa, is paying his
uncle visit.
mershausser and Mrs. E. S. Gilmour
were guests of Mrs. G. N. McDougal
at Neigh Monday.
ID. A. Huston returned Saturday
from a business trip to Geneva Neb.
w. H. Pingre of Coon Rapids, Ia,
is here looking after the interests of
his ranch.
Miss Mildred Kay visited last week
at the Walling home on the Charley
Chace ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clark Of Inman
were guests recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Miller.
Prof. and Mrs. Norman of Neigh
were the guests of friends in Ewing
over Sunday.
l.. J.. Boltz, travelling salesman
from Omaha, was the guest of E. c.
Mckay last week.
w. F.. NJ. White from near Tilden
was looking over some of our fine
farming land last Saturday with the
view of making an investment.
c. S. Utterback and wife of Inman
visited relatives in Ewing several days
last week.
Whatever became of the tent" in
which the Sullivan-Cowboy exhibition
took place will always remain mys-
terry. Everybody around Ewing
thought the contest was pulled off in
COW lot.
Mrs. James Good received a stroke
of paralysis at her home near Deloit
Friday evening and for a time her
condition was quite serious. She is
now reported some better.
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