The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1912-01-19
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The ice harvest has commenced in
earnest and all our icemen have gangs
of men at work. The ice is twelve
inches thick and of fine quality.
The Misses Anna Cayne and Julia
Mandewell of O'Neill were the guests
last week of the formers brother, Mar.
shall Coyne.
W. II. Graves is combining business
with pleasure this week, while visit
ing at Dixon, III.
Mrs. Rev. w w. Wells and little
daughter Sarah returned Saturday TO
ant holiday visit with her daughter,
Mrs. S. W. Green
Mrs. e. C. Newman returned Friday
from a months visit in Iowa.
Mrs. G. A. Davis of Tilden visited
from Saturday until Monday with her
sister, Mrs. p. NJ. Conger.
Miss Winifred Butler left Friday for
Kola in northeastern Holt county,
where she will teach a five-month
term of school.
The revival at the Riverside church
is still in progress. The pastor, Rev
Wilson, is being assisted by Revs. w
McElfresh, district elder, and w. w
Bruce, both of Lincoln, and Rev. L.
Foreman of Pierce. The meetings are
quite interesting.
p. NJ. Conger bought a car of fat
cattle from John Bauer and shipped
them to Omaha Friday.
G. G. Rodman, a real estate man
from Orchard, was a passenger Sat
urday bound for Pilger. Mr.. Rodman
recently sold 320 acres northwest and
l6O acres northeast of Orchard to two
gentlemen from Wisner
Mrs. w. II. Hamilton of Creighton
visited over Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John May.
Miss Blanche Kilgore arrived home
Sunday from her visit to Long Pine.
Tony Sloan and wife were Neligt
visitors Monday.
Dewitt Gunther of Emmett and W
| p. Miller of Stuart attended the fu
neral Friday of Merl Browning, the
little fellow who was crematei In the
fire that destroyed the residence o.
Joseph Potras last Wednesday.
Mrs. c. H. Rakestraw and little sor
of Council Bluffs, who have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Huston The
past three weeks, returned home Sun
day.
Miss Rose Matthews of McNeely, S
D., a former teacher in Ewing, was thu
guest for a day last week Of Miss
Bessie Huston and Mrs. S. P. Borden
Charley Hanson brought his little
son up from Battle Creek Saturda!
to stay with his grandparents, Rev
and Mrs. o. Eggleston, and attent
school here.
The Misses Mary and Mildred Beri
gan, accompanied by their brothe
James, arrived home Saturday from
protracted visit in Iowa.
Evangelist Hutchins, who has ha'
charge of the revival meetings at thu
IM. E. church, with his wife ant
father, returned to their home Mon
day at Evanston, Ill.
| Ddll New man, d COlOIeu 6tuliS"ai
OF Ewing, lost one of his work horses
Saturday from heart disease.
| B. F. Jones is improving his tim
during the cold snap by getting ou
logs in the timber.
| Mrs. d. A. Huston returned hom
Saturday from a pleasant visit at Lin
coin and Wisner.
After a holiday visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Van Zandt
Mrs. b. B. Butler returned to he
school in Omaha Sunday.
Mrs. G. II. Benson and children ar
rived home Saturday from their visi
lin southeastern Nebraska.
I d. A. Versaw. living four mile
northwest of town, fell through ha'
mow Sunday and broke his arm. MI
Versaw is a brother of Bert VersaV
of Ewing.
The revival meetings at the NJ. L
church closed Sunday night, and wer
the most successful, from a religion
standpoint, held in Ewing for years