The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-11-28

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Miss Vera Johnson is reported i'll
with the influenza.
Tony Thompson of the south table
was Julesburg visitor last Tuesday.
Chas. Rittenhouse of Paxton, spen,
last Sunday in Julesburg with friends
Rudolph Neugebauer of near Ovid
was Julesburg visitor last Saturday
Marvin johnson, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. w. johnson, is reported yer,
sick with pneumonia.
A. E. Sheldon of Hyannis, Nebr. ar
rived here Tuesday morning to lool
after some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Drummond ant
daughter Beatrice Of Ovid, were shop
ping in Julesburg last Saturday.
Mrs. Lottie Kissack and son Otis
who reside in the southwest part OF
the county, were Julesburg visitors or
last Monday.
Miss Finch, teacher in the Chap.
pell schools, is visiting in Julesburg
with her friend, Miss Eleanor Laba.
rec.
Will Woodham and Ed Leuth, far.
mers residing south of Ovid, were
Julesburg business visitors last Mon
day.
Wilbur Summers and Miss Esther
McKibbon Of Holyoke, were Julesburg
visitors last Sunday afternoon at the
H. J. Smelser home.
Miss Margaret Gallagher of Chica-
go is visiting in this city with her
sister, Miss Anna Gallagher, teacher
in the Sedgwick county high school.
1875 cases of "flu" have been hand
led recently by two Chiropractors in
Lincoln and University Place, Nebr.,
without single death. Lewis 4 Lew
is are Chiropractors of JulesburE.
Tom Jenkins returned home on last
Friday night from Or,aha, where he
has been for ths past several weeks
IN u hospital having been injured in
. taxicab accident in that city re-
Gently.
Miss Alice Doner, principal Of the
Julesburg public schools, has gone TO
Syracuse, Nebr. for q visit with home
folks during her enforced vacation
from her school duties on account of
the Influenza.
The VIM. Bentley and Ralph Fisher
families moved to Sterling this week,
Mr.. Bentley having recently sold his
residence property here to E. F. Clay
ton, who expects to occupy the same
in the near future
Miss Jepson, teacher in the Jules
burg public schools, left Tuesday NOR
ming for her home in Chicago, for a
visit with homefolks, during the en-
forced vacation of our schools on ac-
count of the Spanish Influenza.
Mrs. DR.. Hart and children arriv-
ed here the first of the week from.
Elba, Nebr. to join her husband. Their
household goods arrived here last
week, and they are now occupying the
DR.. J. E. Menter residence property
in the north part of town.
A KITCHEN CABINET-IndeerI
here is suggestion of value. 1t will
tighten mothers work and make
things much more pleasant and com
Portable in the kitchen. Select a kitch-
en- Cabinet for Christmas and we
know both you and her will be pleas
ed. LEE ERB Furniture Store.
Harris & Son shipped carload of
hogs to Denver the middle of last
week. Earl accompanied the ship
ment. He brought back load Of
pure bred cattle for the Harris ranch
west of town. Harris & Son also
shipped in bunch of milk cowa from
Omaha this week
W. T. Bower was pretty badly
bruised up in an auto accident which
occurred last Sunday afternoon on the
Lincoln highway west Of Julesburg He
was working with his Ford car fix
ing the carburetor, when another car
driven by some Russian girls pulled
up along the side of him. The girls |
ost control of their car, with the re-
suit that they ran into the Bower
,ar, knocking Mr.. Bower down and