The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-19

The best Christmas gift known: "A
War Savings Stamp"
L. E. Lane arrived here from Den
yer the first of the week.
A complete line of holiday goods At
H. A. Connover's.
The Liberty Loan Army will con-
tlnue its campaign during 1919.
A good New Year resolution: To
save and invest in 1919 War Savings
Stamps.
The W. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
G. S. Kinsman on Thursday afternoon,
Dec. 26th.
A KITCHEN CABINET-Indeed
here is suggestion Of value. It will
tighten mothers work and make
things much more pleasant and COM
Portable in the kitchen. Select kitch-
en- Cabinet for Christmas and We
know both you and her will be pleas
ed. LEE ERB Furniture Store.
Think War Savings Stamps, Talk
War Savings Stamps, Buy War Sav-
ings Stamps.
Born. Monday, Dec. 18th. . baby
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. George Amen at
their home west Of Ovid.
Misses Fay Mack. Irma Hill. Bee
Morrison and Warren Mack, all from
Big Springs were Julesburg visitors
Wednesday.
| Christmas goods at the H. A. Con.
mover millinery.
II Mrs. H. A. Connover spent severa
days the first Of this week at OviG
At the home of her daughter, Mrs
Alexander and family.
Christmas goods at Mrs. H. A. Con
movers.
Fred Huffman was Sedgwick Wis
itor Sunday at the home of his bro
ther, Charles. He returned home OF
Monday accompanied by his wife ant
son.
Miss Alice Doner, principal of tn,
Julesburg public schools, returned
here Tuesday night from short va
cation trip spent with her brother OF
his ranch.
A DINING ROOM SET-Here i.
the gift. Probably every festive da,
you have realized the need of dining
room table. This Christmas when tn,
family gathers round surprise then
all with the gift of one of the man!
for sale at the LEE ERB Furniture
Store
John Roche of Grand Island, Nebr.
arrived here last Tuesday night fol
few days to look after business mat
ters, he having land interests on tn,
south table
Dr. D. NJ. Cook accompanied Mrs
]. N. French and Mrs. l.. Williamson
to Denver the first of the week where
the ladies will receive medical treat
ment in a hospital.
J. D. Cannell and son Raymond re-
. turned to Julesburg Wednesday morn
ing from Melbeta, Nebr., where they
had been visiting Mr.. Cannell's son
Jack Cannell and wife.
A splendid line of Christmas good.
have arrived at the Mrs. Connovel
millinery store. You should inspec'
this stock before making your Xma:
selections.
A marriage license was issued Dec
11th by the county clerk to Charlie!
W. Boyd and Parmelia Jane Blakely
They were united in marriage by Rev
Inman, pastor of the Methods
church in this city.
DR.. C. w. Rook returned last Tues
dsy night from Bowen, ILL.,, where h,
had been called on account of the ill
ness of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. c
W. Rook, Jr. He reports that she il
much improved, which will be goo'
news to her many friends here.
Born, Monday morning, Dec. 18th
TX pound baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs
H. D. Templeton in this city. Mar
shall Templeton is setting-up the ci
gars to his friends on the strength o
the new arrival at his house.
AN EASY CHAIR-Oh the com
fort and pleasure you will derive from
such gift as an Easy Chair. Ever.
evening you settle to read your pape
you will congratulate yourself upo1
the wisdom Of your selection. LEI
ERB FURNITURE STORE.
W. F. Luna, who has been engaged
as baggage man at the Union Pacifi
depot in this city for some time past
left last Monday for Monmoth Spgs,
Ark. where he was called on accoun
Of illness of some of his family. Johl
johnson of Hershey, Nebr has assum
ed the duties of baggage man to fill
| the place made vacant nv the absenc,