The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-03-02
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~aJgw!c2 Isl Saturday and sunday.
Jane Thompson Of Waverly. III.
arrived in srlesburs on Sunday eve
ming ana VIII make this his hone
Lettuce 1t Wiuterbothams.
George NJ. Baxter and " II Derby
from the cNrrema Southeast part of the
County Wrr" IN Juicsbuls ON W,dnes-
da. and favored this office with a call.
Corn Chop at Winterbothams.
The Lion certainly made his appear
ance promptly March lst, and If there
! is any reliability in the old saving the
last of IL" month aucht to be Lamblike
Fresh bread every day at Winter
bOthams.
Ester Frederick and l.orena Wilson
came down from their schools near
Sedgwick and spent Sunday in Jules
burg.
The Celebrated Sunbeam flour at
/ Winterbothams
| W. ii. Austin and wife went to Sedg-
, wick Sunday to stay with their son
while G, II Austin and family are in
Chicago.
Fresh Stock OF Candies at Winter
bothams
The entertainment given by the Re
hbccca Lodge on last Friday evening
is reported as being very much of a
success.
Tela Scott, Mable Blausey. Jimmie
Mcconnell and Clifford Plummer were
over from Oshkosh on Saturday and
Sunday.
The S. a. d. Club entertained at the
home of Miss Martha Lundell on last
Friday evening. The occasion was one
OF the pleasant events of the winter.
The lectures given by DR.. Vosburg
at the High School last week were
quite largely attended and were thOro-
ughly enjoyed by all who were there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Broadhead of
Sedgwick left On Sunday evening for
eastern points where he will purchase
spring stock for his store in Sedgwick.
DIR. Warrick, the Hastings Specialist
VIII meet eye, ear, nose and throat
patients and those needing glasses
properly fitted at the Brown Hotel in
lJulesburg on Wednesday March 8th
We regret to note that the young son
of Mr. and Mrs Fleming who have just
moved here from Nebraska is sick witt,
threatened pneumonia but the late re-
turns from the sick room indicate that
the young man is getting along nicely
f. f. Clayton was called to Macedon-
ia, Iowa. on last Friday to attend the
funeral of brother Mr. Clayton re-
turned to Julesburg on Tuesday morn
ing and reports the mud conditions in
Iowa as being very bad. High water
and ice have taken out number of
bridges and the roads are almost i'm
passable in that section of Iowa.
The Brown girls met with an ac-
Cident on last Saturday evening which
might have resulted much more ser
iously than it did. They were driving
into town in their automobile and in
coming off the bridge their lights sud
denly went out and they drove off the
embankment. The car was somewhat
damaged but fortunately the young
ladies were not seriously injured.
J. r. Mcdowell and family came
down from Gering on last Thursday
Mrs. Mcdowell and son, Wilson will
visit at the wilson home for time and
Mr. Mcdowell will go on the road in
stalling a patent of his for the Limo
tye machines. Mr. Mcdowell was In
Denver Friday and Saturday and left
Sunday night for business trip to
Omaha and Kansas City.
DR.. Bretnall and the Editor motored
to Chappell on Monday evening to
hear the Rev Dan Shannon who is
holding revival services in our neigh
boring town. The Rev. Dan has lost
none Of his power or forcefulness
since he was in Julcsburg and whether
they like it or not it is our best opin--
ion that Dan will wake things up be-
fore he leaves Chappell.
Unfortunately DIR. Vosburg was tax
en- i'll while in Julesburg last week and
in consequence he had to omit giving
one of his lectures but fortunately Dr.
Bretnall who was born in London,
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