The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-02-07
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A dance will be held in the hall 1t
Ovid next Saturday night. Feb. sth-
Frank famous Of the south tsble is
on the sick list this week.
Next Thursday, Feb. 18th is VAL
entine.
Harry Matoush Was q passenger t.
Denver Tuesday morning.
r. u. Vincent, q prosperous farmer
on the north table, is q new subscrib-
er this week to the Grit-Advocate.
DR.. Myron L. Babcock, the eye. ear,
nose and throat specialist, will be in
DR.. Cooks office for one day on Feb.
18th. fila
John Kluth of the south table was
q passenger to Denver last Tuesday
morning where he went on q short
business trip.
Fred Ebke, resident of the north Ia
BILE, a recent newcomer to this sec
ton from eastern part of Nebraska,
is new subscriber this week to the
Grit-Advocate.
Lloyd Rudd who lives on the G. S.
Kinsman farm near Big Springs, had
the misfortune to have one of his
hands and foot injured last week while
engaged in packing ice for B. c. Kemp.
w. v. Unzicker, who lives at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Burkey
in the north part of Julesburg, was
Chappell business visitor one day last
week.
c. v. Froid who is now q resident
near Ovid, expects to soon move to
the Perry Mcnjar place near Sedg-
wick. we being informed that he has
purchased this place and will farm
it in the future.
Rudolph Quade, bookkeeper at the
First National Bank, was on the sick
list the latter part of last week, but
again resumed his duties last Monday
. morning.
The Petersen Mercantile Co. is con-
Quoting big shoe sale. and we are
0 informed that it is proving a big sue
II cess. Elsewhere in this issue Of the
Grit-Advocate will be found the adver-
e. tisement announcing this sale.
It Miss Shipley of --Kentucky
arrived here the latter part of last
# week, and Monday assumed the du-
is ties as teacher of the third and fourth
grades in the Julesburp public schools
II filling the vacancy made by the res
- ignation of Miss Bertha Denham
% Mr.. and Mrs. Everett johnson and
J. w. Johnson returned from Denver
last Saturday evening. Mrs. johnson
= had been in hospital at Denver, hav-
ing undergone an operation. We are
'e glad to report that she is recovering
nicely.
a Carver Garner last Monday dispos
% ed of his dray business to George Gil
a lett, who will operate the business in
the future. Mr.. Garner will leave in
l. the near future for Camp Dodge, Ia
le where he is called for military ser.
r vice.
l. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stafford were
visitors in Julesburg from Big Spring,
d yesterday. They were looking over
j. their fine new house in the east part
# of our city which is about completed
5: They inform us that they expect to
II move here and occupy the new resi-
dence in about two weeks. We will be
glad to welcome them to our midst.
The many friends of Col. B. F. Clay,
ton, will be sorry to learn that he is
q in very poor health at his home in
q Indianola, Iowa. He was unable to
Il make his annual visit to our city to
q attend the annual meeting of the
q stockholders and directors of the Cti-
4 zens National Bank, of which he is
Ri president We hope to hear Of his
q improvement in health.
81 Mrs. w. NJ. Hileman and daughter,
& Mrs. WILDER Allen of Homer, Nebr.
q returned last Friday from Portland,
Fl Oregon, where they had been to at
= tend the funeral of their sister and
E aunt, Mrs. Chas Coughtry. Mrs. AL
!. len will remain here and visit with
ri relatives and friends for about three
ri weeks, before returning to her home
at Homer.
ri A good crowd attended the dance at
. loves hall last Saturday evening.
The Julesburg orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion, and good
time was had by all those who at
q tended. A dance will be held at this
81 hall on next Thursday night, Feb. Ia,
& the occasion being Valentine dance.
Ri Quite number from Julesburg au-
8 toed to Holyoke last Tuesday night
81 to witness the wrestling match be-
tween Ben Zersen and Momomoloff,
in which contest Zersen came out vic
81 torious. Zersen got the first fall in