The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-08
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f.. T.. MCllyaiu has been suffering
from ulcers OF the stomach aud blad
der and Monday he was taken To the
Wilmuth hospital at Lincoln to be op.
Grated upon lie was accompanied by
his brother, W. T. Mcllyaiu
Mrs. Ernest French OF Clearwater
was visiting friends in Ewing Sunday.
Ernest Bollwit purchased from
Charles T.. Churchill $40 acres on
Cache creek this week Consideration
was not known. The farm comprises
both hay and farm land.
Conrad Coke died Sunday evening
at his home ten miles southeast O.
Ewing from II complication Of dis.
eases. lie was about 20 years OF age.
Mr. Cookie was an old settler in this
county and leaves to mourn his loss
wife, six daughters and three sons.
one of the latter residing at Stewart
The deceased was held in the highcs,
esteem by his friends and ncighbors
Ills funeral takes place Wednesday
from st. Johns Catholic church near
Dcloit, whore Father Rose of Ewing
viii conduct the funeral ceremonies
Many Of Ewing's citizens expect to
attend the obsoquies of the deceased
Mrs. Mike Rotterdam is at present
quite dangerously sick with pnou
monia. Mrs. Parsons, trained
nurse, is attending her.
Messrs. George Brewer and IT, Yer
saw were business visitors at Omaha
last week
Editor Halcs of the Tildcn Citizen
tarried from Saturday until Sunday an
Ewing as "A guest of his son, Leonard,
at the depot
Mrs viii Snyder and daughter re-
turned home Sunday from brief visit
with friends at Stanton.
ID. \. Huston was a Geneva, Mob.
visitor from Friday until Monday
A young son of Mr. and Mrs \. f
Pierce, living on the South Fork, IT,
quite sick.
Jay Furlcy will ship carload Of
hOrses to Dixon, H., the last Of this
week
Grover Maben of Dcloit was visible
on our streets Monday.
Fred DraytOn of orchard was trans
acting business in Ewing Monday.
Mr.. James Loeb of O'Neill. the ven
oral father of Merchant Loeb, was a
guest OF his son for several days last
week
William Good is assisting in Loob's
store for several days while his sis
ter, Grace Is away ON brief visit
Joe Delehant Of Imog2ne la, is
here on visit with friends.
William Kusel of Chadron is in
Ewing on business and expects TO re
main here several weeks
Will Shrader left Sunday for Nor
folk, where hereafter he will make
his future home. His aged parents
left to join him Tuesday.
Dennis and Jim McCarty traded
stead for Norfolk property and last
Sunday both gentlemen went to Nor
folk to take up their residence there
S. II. Trusseli started the other
day for a two or three weeks visit
among friends and relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. w l.. Hamilton of Creighton
was an over Sunday visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John May
Mrs. Deak Kryger of Neigh was
visiting friends in Ewing Friday.
Jake Neuenschwandcr came up
from Neigh Saturday and tarricd ov-
or until Monday.
Jack Manson was up Monday from
the huffman 4 Seymour ranch near
DelOit
Marshal Coyne and Ernest Patton
were O'Neill visitors Sunday. The
latter is going to move to O'Neill and
engage in the cement business.
Fred Gatz of O'Neill was visitor
in Ewing Friday.
The NJ. w. 4. surprised the Roya'
Neighb0rs Tuesday night by giving
the ladies of that lodge n fine oyster
supper. A newly organized Quartette
consisting of n. j. Trommerschauser
+. l.. Davies. DR.. Flora and 8. w
Green furnished some delightful Sc
lections. The occasion was one Ions
to be remembered.