The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-19
JULESBURG GRIT-ADvOCATE

lIT-ADVOCATE
Join the American Red Cross.
Editor Fry of the Sedgwick Sun,
was Julesburg visitor the first of
the week
Don't forget the Community Xmas
Tree on the court house lawn Xmas
Eve.
Mrs. Joe Hewgley of near Ovid is
reported sick this week.
Ed Swift of Sterling was in Jules
burg on business Monday.
Gilbert Wiggam of Sedgwick was a
Julesburg visitor last Thursday.
James kotch who lives west of Ovid
Is reported sick with influenza.
The holiday goods are here. Come
in and look them over before buying
elsewhere. H. A. Connover Millinery.
Gus Herfert of near Ovid, was
Julesburg visitor last Saturday.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dog
gett is reported i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Marie Thompson returned last
Friday evening from short trip to
Denver.
| Tho z 70
north of Ovid are reported sick with
the flu.
Joseph Daugherty of Iowa, was q
business visitor in Julesburg on last
= Tuesday.
Elmer Cookie who has been quite
sick has recovers ard is able to again
. be around.
spect the holiday goods at Mrs. H. A.
Connover's.
The little daughter of Ethan Car
rtI Of Ovid is reported sick with the
i, Influenza.
c. c. Peterson and daughters of Big
Springs, were Julesburg shoppers on
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Alexander of
Ovid have just recovered from siege
of the influenza.
n The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Un-
d derwood of near Ovid is reported to
be seriously i'll with pneumonia.
10 DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Ewing moved on
d last Tuesday into the building in the
l. rear of the T. A. Smith Land office.
Born, Thursday night, December IL,
baby boy, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
IS Fugiwich at their home west of Ovid.
3 Mrs. Yaggie of near Chappell, was
le in Julesburg last Friday visiting with
=! her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Har-
y ris.
Sgt. Vincent Dye is expected home
from Denver next Saturday night to
y spend the holidays with his parents
r Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Dye.
e Mrs F. K Huffman went to Sedg-
wick last Saturday to spend Sunday
at the home of her brother in law
D. Chas. Huffman and family.
e Bert Miller and Bob johnson ship
ped two loads of horses and one load
of cattle to Kansas City. Mo. on last
Monday. both these gentlemen accom-
| papvinp tho shipmept
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
y ciety will hold their annual feetjng
on January 9th at the home of Mrs
!. Walter Law All members and
% friends are urged to be present
- Every lady interested in buying
. feathers, feather proof ticking, or
having feather beds built into Carl
son Famous Feather Mattress, should
=. write Carlson Mattress Works. Grand
% Island, Nebr. d19-26
y Mrs George Jones and son left on
~ last Friday for Gallatin Mo, where
they will visit with relatives and
friends during the holidays. Mr.. Jones
expects to leave here tomorrow (Fri-
' day. for Gallatin to Join mis- family.
T. Lieut. c. J. Schroeder left on last
"a Sunday morning for his home in He
'" bron, South Dakota where he will
spend the holidays with his mother
!, and sisters. He expects to reutrn tc
~ this city some time next month.
!; Stephen Swanson of Hershey, Neb
- arrived here last Saturday night TO,
few days visit Mr.. Swanson for.
> inerly resided on the north table neal
Julesburg. He has ordered the Grit
l. Advocate changed from Hershey tt
m Osceola, Nebr., where he will be lccat
y ed for awhile.
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