The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-07-11

gent is q cousin of Mrs. Chapman.
John Nagee, who recently hold .
public sale at his farm on the south
table, left last Friday evening for
Ninden, Iowa, where he will visit for
some time before returning here.
Mrs. Florence Lewton, son and
daughter and Miss Wilma Bower
motored to Grand Island, Nsbr., to
spend the Fourth, returning home last
| Sunday.
Miss Carrie B. Hayes, chief operate.
Of the local exchange of the Mountain
States Telephone Company in this
city, spent the Fourth in Hillrose, Colo
with friends.
| Miss Harriet Kinsman of Peoria, Ill.
arrived in Julesburg Sunday to visit
at the home of her brothers G. s
Kinsmsn and H. c. Kinsman and fam.
lilies.
Miss Stella Smelser, who is attend
ing Central Business College at Den.
yer. spent few days the latter part
| of last week in Julesburg with home
folks, returning to Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Reich and daughter Muriei,
left last Wednesday evening for
Minneapolis, MINI. and other eastern
points, where they will visi. with rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Erb and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter E. Law motored to Sterl-
ing last Sunday and on account OF the
heavy rains in that section were forced
to spend the night at Crook, returning
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy T. johnson left
here last Tuesday morning for Ster-
ling, at which place they Joined Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Munson, and left yes
terday morning via auto for vaca-
tion trip to Estes Park
Isaac Dunkle left last Monday even
ing for Omaha, where he will have ar
operation performed on his eye, the
ailiment being cataract. DR.. Grif-
ford, the eye specialist of Omaha will
perform the operation.
Word has been received to the eff
feet that r. j. Dobell, who recently
left here and entered Y. NJ. C. A. over
seas service, had landed safely in
France, which will be good news to
his many friends in Sedgwick county
F. E. Carter and family have moved
to Clappell from this city this week.
Mr.. Carter was formerly employed as
an automobile mechanic at the Jules.
burg Motor Co. He will do truck
hauling at Chappell.
Mr.. T. ]. Harrison had his hand
very badly crushed while cutting an
opening for a door into the basement
Of the G. S. Kinsman home in this
city and will be unable to use the in
jured member for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Parker, Misses
Lucy Parker, Jessie Carlson and Mrs.
Spelts, mother of Mrs. Parker, motor
ed to Sterling last Sunday and visit
ed with relatives and friends, return
ing home Monday morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Rozell,
Saturday morning, July 9Th, a boun-
cling baby girl, and our popular NOV
ing picture theatre manager is about
the proudest fellow we know of these
days.
A dance will be held at the ]. H.
| Parker ranch southwest of Ovid to-
morrow (Friday) night in the new
barn recently completed, Bunch's or
chestra will furnish the music for the
| occasion.
Mrs. Elmer Chapman and daughter
of Rawlins, Wyo., stopped off here
last Thursday and spent day or SO
visiting at the Clarence Chapman
home in this city. She was enroute
to Gallatin, Mo-, leaving here Friday
for that place.
DR.. G. F. Ewing and wife, Mrs
Hatch and daughter Ora and son Ralph
comprised an automobile party which
left here last Saturday morning fol
Idaho, where they will visit for awhile
with relatives.
| C. o. Dohner. who for the past yea,
or more has been agent here at the
Union Pacific depot, will leave tonight
for Chappell, where he has accepted
Ia similar position. His family will
follow as soon as he can get a house ir
Chappell.
s. E. Beachler. wife. daughter and
son of Scribner, Nebr are visiting will
| Mrs Reach1er's hrothars I'll - NJ