The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-12-14

oil SAY lpI lHIS Dig event.
Earl Blair. who resides at Big
Springs, Nebr., sustained injuries 10
his leg when he was kicked by horse
last Monday. He is now a patient
at the JuIcsburg Community Hospi-
tai under the care of DR.. c. II. Smith,
and is reported to be doing nicely
For information on Free Coal phone
40. dl4-2l
The small baby boy, age three
months, of MIR. and Mrs. Roy Mckin-
stry, who reside northwest of Sedg-
wick, died Sunday afternoon, Decem-
ber 10th. Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon and interment
made in the Sedgwick cemetery.
A Christmas present worth while
A Savings Account at the Citizens
National. Ask to see our leather
book bank with molly box and gift
| card. 1t
DR.. Z. p. Murdoch, a former resi-
dent OF Ju!esburg, but now located at
Alliance, Nebr.. where he is engaged
in the practice of medicine and sur
gerry, arrived here Tuesday morning
TO look after business matters and
visit with friends.
Will buy county and school war
| rants. Warrants mailed to me will
receive prompt attention. Chas. Rook,
Jr. IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Cuiligan, who re
side five miles. west of Juesburg, are
the proud parents Of baby girl. born
Friday morning, December Sth. DR..
j. F. Hart OF this city was the at
tending physician and reports moth
er and baby doing nicely.
A delegation from the Julesburg
Community Club composed of Rev. G.
G. Saywcll, +. N. Kelsey. Earl c.
Hamilton and 4 Galusha motored to
Sterling last Thursday night where
they attended meeting of the Lions
Club. They returned home that even
ing. making the trip via auto.
The onc-day-old baby girl Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. B. Younger, who reside
10 miles north of Big Springs,
Nebr., died Monday morning. Decem-
Der 1lth. Funeral services were held
from the home Tuesday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Kaub, pastor of the
Methodist church Of Big Springs. In
terment was made in the Day ceme-
terry.
At last the manager and owner of
the City Dairy has learned just what
KIND OF feed and hay to feed to pro-
duce first-class pure milk. We do
not feed beet tops nor beet pulp and
you will not find any Of that flavor
or smell in our milk or cream. If you
are not a regular customer or ours
try a bottle and see for yourself. F.
VI. Johnson. daft
Take advantage of opportunity.
See Walrath 4 Sherwood. dl4-21
A deal was conSumnlatcd last Sat
urday whereby Mrs. Kelna Loken
purchased the fixtures and business
of the Manhattan Cafe on Front street
from F. l.. Shupe. the latter having
operated this business for the past
several months. Mrs. Loken took pos
session of the business Saturday. We
are not informed as to Mr.. Shupe's
plans for the future.
The Endeavors of the Church of
Christ are giving a box supper and
good program next Saturday night,
December l6, 1922, in the Pleasant
Hill school house, District No Al,
about three miles north of town.
Everyone is invited, both young and
old Ladies bring boxes to be auction
ed to the highest bidder. Proceeds
will go for the benefit of the Christ
ian Endeavor Library. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Mcclure left
Wednesday afternoon in their Ford
sedan for Abilene, Kansas, where
they will visit with Mrs. McGuire's
parents and other relatives. From
there they will go to Port Arthur,
Texas for visit with Mr.. McGuirc's
parents. They expect to make the
entire trip via auto, and will be abb
sent from .Iulesburg about six weeks.
The Tatapochon Camp Fire Girls
are eager to get subscriptions to
magazines in order to raise funds to
carry on their Camp Fire work. They
will be glad to take subscriptions, new
or renewal, to any magazine publish
ed. Subscribe through any member
Of the group or Mrs. Earl Hamilton,
guardian and heup the Camp Fire
guardian and help the Camp Fire
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Trip, former
residents of Julesburg. are now To-
Gated in Lincoln, Ncbr.. at 1913 North
26th street, their Grit Advocate being
ordered changed this week from Heb
RON Nphr to that .,ddr.sS Mrc