The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1912-03-01

moved In from the tarm aud the for
mcr will take charge OF one of the lo.
cal dray lines
W. s. COME, local photographer,
purchased u building nj Rattle Crccc
and intends to open up branch
led llumbold of Rushville is visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs Main Richardson or
| Ewing.
John Bcrigau shipped two cars "
cattle Friday from South Omaha.
J. 5. Shoemaker, a big ranchmau
| south of O'Noill, was transacting bust
ness in Ewing
Mrs. l.. r. Newman started Thurs.
day for Milo, Ncb., whore she may
hereafter make here home
Mrs. George Brewer visited WITH
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Brewer Thursday
at lnman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burk Wood were In.
man visitors Thursday and Friday
John May and wife and Mrs. r.
Werthner returned home Thursday
| from a pleasant visit at Creighton
Ralph Thompson and wife OF Clear.
water were the guests over Sunday
Of MIR. and Mrs. C. O. Sedcr
James Leahy sold two cars of cat
tie Saturday to Il man named Muir
ply from Wisner.
| Alfred Wunncr visited with his
| parents at stanton over Sunday.
A, Dr2ewcicki, p. NJ. Conger, Date
Sievers, jr., and Charley Good were
all Neigh visitors Sunday
James Berigan captured u wolf Mon
day morning with his recently import
ed stag and greyhounds,
Mrs .E. L. Davies is visiting this
week with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
j. II. Peele", at O'Ncill.
Tim lIanloy and Miss Cassidy Of
O'Neill visited friends I'm Ewing Sun
day.
James Leahy received five head ct
pedigrocd Duroc Jersey sows, all bred.
from "A party at Wisner
| Charles Sholcs was over from or.
chard Monday.
W. A. Mari shipped two cars OF
goods to Neigh Friday and will farm
there this season. 1t is the new place
he recently purchased between Neigh
and Elgin.
Simon Roby and wife of Neigh
were Friday and Saturday visitors IL
Ewing.
; Mr. and Mrs. Will NAPLES left Fri
day for Castana, Ia, where they Will
, reside in the future.
Miss Grace Good and Miss Mary
| ID, Of ice,
e Agnes Quinn, near Delot.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Milcher Funk
on Friday, boy.
l After a six months absence in Iowa
and Missouri Stewart A Murphy and
, family viii again take up their resi-
t dcnce here.
l Fred Archer of Shenandoah, Ia.
= stopped off here ON his way to Yellow
d stone National park and visited a day
y with Mr.. ana Mrs. John Bergan
+ John Funk, who lived ten miles
y south of Ewing, died last Saturday
and was buried in the McCarty Gene
t terry Monday. MIR. Funk was an old
y time resident, was about 80 years OF
t. age, and his loss is moWned by wife
/. and eight children six boys and two
g girls. The cause of his death was
S "a hemorrhage of the lungs. The fl.
e neral obsequies were conducted by
It Rev. Father Rose of Ewing. There
II was a large attendance.
a. J. a. Furley is in South Dakota this
n week on business
e Neva Fisher, daughter of Mr.. and
o Mrs. Ed Fisher, is suffering from
tonsilitis.
r. viii Closson and his sister, Miss FL
Il sic of Rocky Point, Wyo., are here
ar visiting their many friends.
is \ young gentleman and lady from
m North Bend, Neb., are visiting here
rs with Mr., and Mrs. Alex Napier.
is Marguerite Haneman of O'Neill Wis
w tied over Sunday with her grandpar
n ents Mr.. and Mrs. George French
e. \ colonial party was held Feb. .
of at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
el- Davis The ladies present We're al
n dressed in white with powdered hal
g TO represent Martha Washington, an
al it conveyed most pleasing effecr
Eight tables were placed for the gam
ID, of 800" Miss Fanny Brenton of n,
N. leh and Mr. J. n. Trommcrshausse
10 non first prize. while Mrs. j. b. Woo
i'll and Dr.. w. II. Briggs carried off tn
tn second. The occasion was one of tn
to social features of the month and wi
he long be remembered
hr'
di- Albion.