The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-02
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Miss Lillian Mauser returned home
from North Platte Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wendt and fam
| lily of Kansas arrived Wednesday for
a visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Anna Geisler left Thursday
evening for Wagner, S. OAK, where
she will teach this year.
! Rev. and Mrs. Brommer returned
from St. Louis Friday evening.
| Oren Bower and family Of Chappell
were Big Springs visitors Monday.
Miss Jessie Englebrecht returned
| Wednesday morning from Elba, Neb.,
where she had been on her vacation.
Henry Waterman was reported on
the sick list last week.
Mrs. Frank Dorm and Mrs. Mamie
Zimmerman were visitors at the Camp
Fire Girls and Boy Scouts camp
at Kruegger's Lake, near Sidney,
Wednesday.
Lynn Morrison returned Friday
from q several days visit in Julesburg.
Mrs. VIM. Engle is enjoying a visit
with her brother and sister and their
families from Loup City.
A number of Big Springs young
folks attended the dance at Julesburg
Tuesday evening.
Hans Hansen returned from Denver
Thursday evening with his daughter,
Leola, who is recovering nicely from
her operation
Mrs. R. D. Brown and Otto Nelson
left Tuesday evening for Oklahoma,
where they were called on account
Of the serious illness Of their sister,
Mrs. Alice Mckee. 4
What might have been a very seri-
Gus accident occurred Tuesday after
noon when Charlie Harding fell onto
the plows following tractor, lacerat-
ing the muscles Of one arm very bad
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flora were pass
engers to Cozad Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l Hershey and family
left Monday on an automobile trip
through the eastern part Of the state
Miss Julia Williamson of Grand
Island is spending the week with her
cousin, Miss Bodell Klindt.
Sheriff Peterson Of Chappell was in
Big Springs Monday.
Bert Boyer of North Platte is en-
ployed as cook at the johnson & Britt
restaurant.
Miss Olga strasheim of Lincoln
was the guest of Mrs. Arthur Cas-
key the past week.
VIM. Bigham Of North Platte visit
ed friends in Big Springs Sunday
Hazel Peterson of Oeaiiala spent
the week end with friends in Big
| Springs.
The Ladies Aid Society held "bak-
cry sale" At VIM. Engle's grocery
store Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Morrison, with her
sisters, Mrs. Earl Epperson and Mrs.
Phil Mccormick, spent the day Fri
day in tSerling, Colo., returning home
Saturday.
Bert Steward returned to his home
in the eastern part Of the state Mon
day after . short visit with his broth
er, John Steward and family.
Miss Tillie Mauser and Alfred
Weyert Of Venango spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Mauser and fam
lily.
Ed Wolf Of Chappell was in Big
Springs Monday.
Mrs. Birdie Nichols was Julesbure |
visitor Tuesday.
Bob Britt has been on the sick list
the past few days.
Miss Clara Morrison spent several |
days visiting friends in Venango last
week.
Pearl Epperson Of Julesburg was
Big Spring visitor Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Kuehn and children re-
turned home last week from an extend
ed visit in the eastern part Of the !
state.
Ed Zorn and sister Miss Caroline !
Zorn Of Julesburg were Big Springs
visitors Sunday.
Miss Agatha and Flossie lines Of
Kimbell are spending the week with
the Caskey family.
Theron Mercer Of Chappell was .
Big Springs visitor Sunday.
Samuel Robb, Jr., is the proud owner
Of a MOTORCYCLE he purchased last