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

Fred Fussell, Julesburg's base ball
pitcher left for Camp Funston last
Tuesday to go into military training,
The Variety Store has a new line
of beautiful combs this week. Get
one.
A. Eeckhout, who resides south
west of Julesburg, was transactinS
business here Tuesday.
Attorney c. NJ. Robson was in Ster-
ling several days the past week attend
ing to legal matters.
b. c. Barnts of Sutherland, Nebr.,
is spending few days here attend
ing to legal matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kotch and fam
'ly of near Ovid, were Julesburg shop
pers last Monday.
Sidney Huntley and son Carl autoed
to Holyoke the first of the week for
visit with relatives.
Carl Huntley left this morning for
a military camp in Texas to go into
train as truch driver.
W. S. Finch of Joliet, ILL.,, is visit
ing at the home of relatives in this
city.
c. c. Gould returned from Omaha
last Friday, at which place he market
ed two car loads of Idaho cattle.
7. w. Jenkins was a passenger to
Cheyenne. Wyo., Denver and Burling-
ton last Thursday, to which places he
is going on land matters.
John DAM and Fred Keopping of
Venangc, were calling on friends in
| this city Wednes Ia. and attenf ing to
business matters.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Sedgwick visit
ed a the home of the Misses Jeffers
| Monday of this week. She also at
tended to legal matters while here.
Geo. A. Smith of Sedgwick, field
manager of the Great Western Sugar
Co.. was Julesburg business visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Celia Milled of Brady Island,
Nebr., arrived here Tuesday for an
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and Mrs. H. o. Wiggins and family.
Mrs Walter KimbalI and son, who
reside south of Big Springs, wer,
Julesburg business visitors last Tues
day
Jacob Frickle Jr.. vice-president of
! the First National Bank, made short
business trip to Denver yesterday
morning.
Booth brothers of Sterling, were
visitors in our city yesterday While
in this county they looked after their
land interests south of Sedgwck.
Mrs. F. NJ. Lewton purchased tn,
c. c. Gould residence property this
| week, which is located Immediately
east of the NJ. f. church.
Mr.. and Ms. R. S. Dye of this city.
went to Denver last Friday. at whnh
place they are visitinr relatives and
Mrs. Dye is RECEIVING medical atten-
to-
Walter Clausen, one of Sedgwick
county's boys in military training at
Camp Funston, arrived here Wednes-
day for visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Marie Clayton, who has been
teaching in the public schools of Hol-
drege, Nebr., resigned her position, re-
turning 10 her home in this city last
Sunday.
Mrs. W. F. Troy, who had the mis-
fortune several weeks ago to scald her
foot, is having quite a siege, as she is
now threatened with an attack Of
blood poisoning.
Mrs. Chester Coates had the mis-
fortune last Sunday to run needle in
her foot, which has been very painful
, and will take some time poulticing to
remove same.
| John Esenmann and wife of Colum-
! bus, Nebr., visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. john Schultz of the south
table few days last week. Mr.
! Ssenmann is brother of Mr. Schultz.
The severe wind storm Wednesz
day did considerable damage to the
big new barn on the L J. Wanke place
Immediately south of town. 1t also
blew the roofs off of several box cars
standing in the railroad yards
At the same time we make the world
safe for democracy, we're going to
fix it so the kaiser's six sons will have
to be there when the whistle blows
in the morning and punch time
clock besides.
The campaign to raise a second
S100,000,0OO has been announced by
the American Red Cross for the week
beginning May 6. To date nearly
S9O,o00,0o0 has been appropriated for
war relief work.
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