The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-03-14

day in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elmquist of the
north table, were shopping with our
merchants last Monday.
See the new sport wells. windsors,
| tics, and ladies' collars, at the Variety
Store.
Bertha Armes of the north table is
reported sick with en- attack of scar
let fever.
Fresh Western Grown Seeds, in
bulk and packet. X. S. Dye Hard
ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Beanblossom of the
north table, were shopping with our
merchants Tuesday
Frank Victoria of Holyoke, was a
business visitor IN our city last Mon
day.
Miss Edith Parker, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Parker, is reported on
the sick list.
Word has been received that the
father of F. p Hagey died last Fri
day at his home in Burlington juno
ton, Mo.
Mrs. J. P. Brown and daughter Mrs.
F.. Quinn, who live southeast of this
city were shopping with our nier-
chants last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Dye and baby, &C.
companied by Miss Dorothy Dye,
spent Sunday at the ]. c. McCrey
home near Holyoke.
! J. C. Scott, of the Republican-Ad-
vocate at Sterling, was Julesburg
business visitor last evening and to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Eeckhout. Mr..
and Mrs. Weist and Mrs. NJ. Dutton
autoed to Chappcll last Tuesday on a
short business trip.
VIM. McHenry. who recently came
here from Albion. Nebr, to reside on
his farm, has sold same. and expects
to return to his former home.
Mr.. Conover and force Of carpenters
we're out to Ovid last MOI day b ,il''inc
hog houses on the Harry Souders
place.
BORN--A baby boy on last Tues
dav to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralnh French.
who reside on the Hans Heldt farm
north of this CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Smith who live
southeast Of Julesburg we're visitors
to our city last Saturday, shopping
with our merchants.
Mrs. VIM. Brown and Mrs. Martin
Baker and babies. living southeast of
town. were visiting with relatives and
trading with our merchants last
Thursday.
Miss Carobelle Faes of Sedgwick.
visited at the home of Miss Mabel
Carlson few days this week before
her departure for her home at Watson
vile. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weist of Brule. Nebr.,
spent the fore part of the wnek visit
ing at the home of Mrs. NJ. Dutton.
and while here Mr.. Weist had some
dental work done.
Chas NJ. Slusser. electrician, last
Saturday moved his work shop from
the Lundell Tailor shop building to the
second building north Of I.abaree's
! store.
c. NJ. Stephens. general manager
of the Chappell Lumber Co., was q
Julesburg visitor last Tuesday morn
ing. and we acknowledge a pleasant
and appreciated call.
John Hcssler and family, who have
been farming northwest of Ovid, left
this week for Hillrose, Colo, at which
place they expect to locate, We wish
them success in their new commun-
ity.
Mrs c. A. Adams of Greybul, Wyo,
visited at the home of her brother c.
w. Rozell and wife last week from
Tuesday until Thursday a. m., she be-
ing enroute to McCook, Nebr., at which
place she will visit her parents.
P. R. Mcdowell of the Grit-Advo-
cate and L. F. Scarboro, manager of
the it-Advocate's subscription
building campaign, were business
visitors to Gering and Scottsbluff,
Nebr. last Friday.
Basil Scott arrived home TuesdSy
evening from Camp Funston on a
4-day furlough. He seems to be real
pleased with army life, and from ap-
pearances it certainly agress with
him.
Earl Hayden, who is employed al
the depot as day helper, had the mis-
fortune last Thursday to have his
left hand badly crushed, cracking the
bones in several knuckles. In sorc
unaccountable manner the handle Of
the truck, which was being used to un-
load flour, was jamed up against the
side of the car, catching his hand with
the above results. His many friends
will be glad to learn that the injury