The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-06-06

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Little Boys wash suits at Nrs. H.
A. Conover's.
nsos ersva Akska ssed st Z 8.
Oye's usr6vase.
Mrs. n. c. Adams of Portland, Ore,
is visiting here with her mother. Mrs
u. J. Newman.
l. G. Anderson and wife of Chap
pell. were Julesburg visitors with rel
atives and friends last Sunday.
Mrs. Mark Burke arrived here last
Monday night from Denver for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. X. H. Hundson.
DR.. Dutton and Charlie Slusser were
passengers to Denver last Saturday
morning for q short business trip.
Miss Ora Hatch took the teachers
examination at Grant, Nebr. last Fri
day and Saturday.
Lee Erb returned home last Friday
form short business trip to Kansas
City, Omaha and other points.
Mrs. F. P. Hasey, who was recently
operated on at North Platte, arrived
home last Monday morning.
F. B. Mott who resides south of
Ovid, was Julesburg business visit
or last Saturday.
Mrs. Sue Wallace of Denver is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. E. F. Clayton
and family.
Emil Henni and son Emil Jr., of
near Venango, were trading with our
merchants yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. johnson of Big Springs,
Nebr., who underwent an operation
at North Platte recently, is slowly
improving.
J. w. White of Sedgwick, who was
operated on several weeks ago in
hospital in North Platte returned to
his home last week.
: Better protect your wheat before
the Hail gets it. As it Is doing other
places. E. F. Clayton will write the
Insurance for you. MIS-
I Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Avery and
daughter Miss Bell, of the south tab
:, lie, visited at the J. E. Spells home
J last Saturday.
The board of directors Of the Jules
E burg Irrigation district held their
i, regular meeting in this city last Tues
day.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn LaSalle and
l family of Chappell, were Julesburg
callers a short time last Thursday
evening.
= Otto Riss. Minnie Kiss and mother,
who live north of Big Springs, spent
last Sunday in this city at the H. H.
Hudson home.
r VIM. J. Watkins and Mrs Ester Up
wari of Venango, Nebr., were married
last Friday at the home of Mr.. Wat
kin's son, Emery. The married cou-
pie are spending their honey moon in
Denver.
Miss Marie Clayton entertained ut
four o'clock tea last Tuesday after
noon to about twenty of her lady
friends. 1t is reported to US as a very
enjoyable occasion.
/ G. C. French arrived here Tuesday
E morning from Fl. Crocket, Texas, for
+ visit with his parents and other rela-
tives here. Mr.. French is in the U.
) S. Marines, 107th. 9Th Regiment.
Mrs. L. C. Powell of Chicago, and
Mrs. C. G. Avery of Oak Park, ILL.,,
arrived here last Saturday evening
for visit with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. C. NJ. Robson and family,
and also attended the Powell Clayton
wedding last evening.
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lie section last Tuesday night, which
was indeed gratifying to the farmers
in that section, who have all their
plans now made for bumper crops this
fall. We are certainly glad to con-
gratulate them. Another nice rain
fell last evening.
Warren & Carroll of Ovid have in
stalled soda fountain at their store,
they having purchased the fountain
formerly used by 2. N. Cleveland in
this city. They are now equipped to
serve their patrons with all kinds of
soft drinks and ice cream sodas, sun
daes. etc. We predict for them a
splendid business in this line.
Miss Margaret Sexon, who lived at
Grant, Nebr., died last Monday at
Haxtun, after having underwent on
operation, from the effects of which
she did not survive. The deceased was
cousin of Mrs L. E. Petersen of this
city. Mrs. Petersen and daughter,
Evelyn accompanied by Mr.. Petersen
went to Haxtun Monday evening. The
funeral was held at Grant yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen and
daughter, Evelyn attending from here.
A pleasant social feature occurred
last Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. T. H. Engleman in this city, when
Mrs. Engleman gave miscellaneous
shower in honor of the approaching
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