The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-11
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS

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c. Z. Booth Of lift. spent Tuesday
in JulesbuFK.
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T. A. Smith Was q Omahs passsn-
ger last Thursday.
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L. NJ. Clayburn Of Sedgwick was
county seat visitor Monday.
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J. F.Sincock Of Sedgwick wss
JulesburE business visitor Tuesday.
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viii Vossberg of Big Springs. was
Julesburg business visitor Saturday.
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Miss Lena Honke of Wood River,
Nebr., was q Julesburg visitor Satur-
day.
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Walter Hossle of Big Springs, was
Julesburg business visitor last
Friday.
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{. +. Peterson of Haxtun. Colo, was
transacting business in Julesburg on
Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Frickel. Jr. were
passengers to Denver this Thursday
morning.
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Mrs. Guy Smelser left Monday for
Denver, for a visit with her parents
in that city.
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Mrs. J. A. Woten Of Potter. Nebr.,
was the guest Of Miss Mollie McComb
last Saturday.
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Joe Kryoji Of Schuyler. Nebr., was
transacting business in Julesburg OF
last Wednesday.
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Mrs. Walter Law and Miss Irma
Bower were passengers to Denver this
(Thurstay) morning.
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Mrs. VIM. c. Brown, who has made
her home in Limsen, Nebr., is now a
resident of Julesburg.
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The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Hcwglcy has the measles. DR.. &.
F. Ewing is in attendance.
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Rov L. .cn of Ovid left last Sunday
for Hot Springs, South Dakota, where
he will take medical treatment.
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W. T. BeilharZ spent last Sunday
Lincoln. Nebr, with his family. re
turning here the first of the week.
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Mrs. +. =. Hatch OF Burr Oak, kas..
arrived Sunday for Il visit with he,
daughter, Mrs. G. f. Ewing and h
band.
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Mary Louise Kelsey has been visit
irg at the home Of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Kelsey Of Sterling.
for several days.
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Mrs. Henry Hagerman of near We
mango. Nebr, and children left Tor
Kcarney, Nebr.. Monday, where the!
will visit for few days.
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Fred Wilson is now employed at the
First National Bank in Julesburg as
bookkcrper and stenographer. he en-
tering upon his new duties Monday
morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Stone left
Thursday morning for North Platte
Nebr.. where they will visit for some
time with their daughter Mrs. Guy
Williams.
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Mr.. Samuel Marrett, who visited
with his sister. Mrs. Homer Trua%
and family of near Ovid, for sever:aI
days. returned Tuesday to his home III
Deerfield. Kas.
Mrs +. Campklin of Grover. Colo
was a Julesburg business visitor the
latter part of last week, enroute t.
Kearnev, Nebr.. where she will visit
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n Kelsey and Mrs,
Ralph Rozell went to Denver the lat.
ter part of last week. They returned
home Tuesnay, driving a new Chand-
Ter sedan recently porchased by Mr..
Kelsey.
Mrs. w. H. Winterbotham. who was
called to Columbus, Nebr, recently
because of the illness of her sister,
Mrs c. F. Pollock. returned last FRI
day to her home in Julesburg. leaving
her sister in an improved condition.
Quite a little interest was manifest
ii in the partisan League rally
held in .Iulesburg last Monday. large
number Of the members of this or
ganzation being present from al
parts of the county, as well as those
from other counties in Nebraska.
The srnual municipal election viii
soon be at hand. Up until this tim,
we have not heard of much interes,
being taken in this matter as to who
will have charge of the city's affair
during the coming fiscal year. tt
officers to be elected are a mayor,
town treasurer and several members
of the council Whether or not there
will be contest remains to be seen.