The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-05-02
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c. E. JAcoby of Kimhall. Nshr.. vas
here last Monday taking photos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hayden anl baby
left last Saturday morning for Lin
gle. Wyo.. at which place they expect
to locate.
Fred Crawford. who has been very
sick with scarlet fever and pneumonia
is reported as some better.
c. c. Richards of the south table,
was passenger to Denver Wednesday
morning.
c. F. Parker was a passenger to
Denver last Tuesday morning on
No. IS.
Attorney Roy T. johnson was a
Chappell business visitor last Mon
day.
c. N. Robson returned last Sunday
evening on No. IL from q business
trip to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Law and Harl
Cleveland spent Saturday in Chappell
visiting Mrs. Edwin Perry.
Phil Mccormick and Chas. Peter
sen were Chappell business visitors
last Tuesday.
John Lief of the north table was a
business visitor to our city last We'd
nesday.
DR.. F. G. Dutton of this city was a
passenger to Denver Wednesday
morning on professional business.
Frank Fischer was a passenger tO
Gering and Scottsbluff, Nebr. last
!. Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Marie Jensen Park. of Portage
Wash, is visiting at the home of her
>, sister. Mrs. c. Jurgenson and family
!" near Big Springs.
Many newcomers kave arrived ir
- this section in the last month and
~ gives one the impression that it il in
the days of the California gold rush
% Mrs. Geo. Woodlands, Mrs. Herman
Bruss and Mrs. Bruss of near Ovid
attended the Sunday School Conven.
ID tion held here Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Stockham and
Mrs. D. T. Bush of Sedgwick attend.
>. ed the Sunday School Convention here
n last Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle T0yne of Sedgwick, &C.
e companied Miss Ola Pyle home las,
9 Saturday evening and visited here un.
til Tuesday morning. s.
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n A. B. Flora Of the south table en-.
tertained at cards last Saturday ev.
ening in honor of Mrs. Flora's uncle
e from Utah.
The J. c. Wagner residence is re-
ceiving a coat of paint this week
which adds greatly to the appearance
of this commodious home
The Julesburg orchestra will go to
h Holyoke tonight where they will fur
: nish music for dance to be held at
that place. The orchestra will fur
nish music for dance at Red Lion
: tomorrow, friday night.
T. D. Pyle attended banquet in
North Platte Tuesday night, given
f by the Trainmaster Shelver to the
2 Third Liberty Loan Committee of the
Union Pacific.
!, Victor Meline, the Oldest son of Mr..
: and Mrs. o. J. Meline is reported as
being very low with pneumonia few
er. He is at present being attended
!. to at the Brown Hotel.
Mrs. John Manhalter returned from
visit at Lincoln, Nebr. this week,
. where she underwent an operation
sometime ago. She is much improved
in health.
The next contingent is called to ap-
pear before the board May 9th, and
n will entrain here May 10. Three men
will compose this contingent, but we
are unable to definitely state the
: names of these men at this time