The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-29

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y. Z Schatker Of Omaha, vas
Julssbus0 visitor Tsaasdsy.
1R. and Mrs. Nerls Johnson left
rAnso1ay for North Platte. Ne6e.,
Mr.. 81 Mrs. E. o. WooAfeed vsee
passeaGsv TO Sterling Wednssday.
H. story of = woman's sacrifice
fer . Deinciple tonight 1t the Hipp.
Mrs.. C. E. Scheer returned Thurs
day ffo0 a visit at hsr former home
in Nebraska.
Yooth, beauty and tslsot-Coa-
stance Hlnney's contributions to the
seysea Friday at the Hipp.
Mrs. Chas. r. Johnson made bus
iness trip to North Platte one day
last week returning Friday.
where they will make their home.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Benson,
Sunday, April 25, a daughter.
White middies and gymnasium
bloomers for sale by
MRS. H: A. CoNovER.
Jack Randall manager of the Ovid
Lumber Company, was a business Wis
itor in this city Tuesday of this week
Her first kiss-her first laugh
two thrills that came late to Barna-
BETA, Friday AT the Hipp Theatre.
Mrs. l.. j. Waunke returned to her
home in Denver last Friday after a
short visit with relatives and friends
in Julesburg.
Ladies hosiery and mems work
socks, sold by MRS. II. A. CONOVER.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spells is visiting in
Denver with her daughter, Mrs. E. d.
Nixson and family, who were former
ly residents of Julesburg.
A Mennonite maid makes her mark,
Friday at the Hipp Theatre.
Don't forget mother on Mothers
Day but buy her flower on Satur-
day the day before. The Woman's
Club will sell them May sth.
| Ladies hosiery and mems work
socks, sold by MRS. II. A. CONOVER.
Mrs. Frank Deich, of this city, was
called to Denver this morning (Thurs-
day. by the death of her neice, Miss
Julia Bowman. She was accompanied
by neice who is visiting here, Miss
Vera X. Evans.
Mr.. Wayne Harrel who is employ
ed at the Julcsburg Tractor and I'm
plement Co. has beeU sick with the
measles and under the care of DR..
Ewing was able to go back to work
again Monday morning.
Mrs. r T. Shaw who has been
spending the winter months in Cali
firnia, arrived in Julesburg last Sat
urday for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Brant and family, before
going to Excelsior Springs, Mo.
George Reed has made some nice
improvements to the interior of his
hardware store. He has added a new
steel ceiling and put a nice coat of
paint on the same, giving the two
rooms much niftier appearance.
Mrs. Nettie Myers who has been
Hamilton and husband, left las, Sat
urday for American Falls, Idaho.
where she will visit with relatives for
a while before returning to her home
in California.
c. F. Schroeder was released from
the hospital last week, in Denver,
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis. and returned to his bone
in Julesburg Friday. He will return
to his work in the First National
Bank soon, possibly this week
Denver Wilson went down to Ogal-
lala Monday morning of this week to
begin work in his new duties in the
office of the Keith County News. The
owner Of the paper. Mr.. Kroh, had al
ready secured house for him to move
into so he will be comfortably located
in short order.
Mrs. H. c. Graves who has been
visiting in Julesburg with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. LEVEL and
family, left last Friday for Cheyenne
Wells, Colo. She will join her hus-
band who is looking after land inter-
ests there, before returning to York,
Nebr.. their home.
E. L. Farnham and family are leav-
ing this week to go to Glendevey, Colo.
where they own a piece of land. In
fact, they have owned land there for
the past nine years but frequently
come back to Julesburg to visit friends
and relatives, Mrs. Farnham being
the daughter of f. ]. Frederick.
Mr.. Harley Hodges, one of the coun-
ty commissioners, has been confined
to his bed for the past several days,
with near approach to the dread dis
ease pneumonia. The latest advises
from his home are to the effect that
he is on the mend and we all hope to
see him back on our streets again
within the next few days.
Frank johnson the watch repair
man at Roy Stevenson's jewelry store,
has resigned from his position and
is planning to migrate to California.
Mr.. Johnson has an auto in storage at
Colorado Springs and he is going to
get it and make the trip across coun-
try. He has travelled this way for
several summers and no doubt en-
joys it.
The wife of Clarence Rozell under
went severe operation in st. Joseph's
hospital at Omaha since we last went
to press. At last reports the opera
ton was considered to have been en-
tirely successful and the patient was