The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-10
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Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
VIM. Critics of Sedgwick was a
JulssRurg business visitor Tuesday.
Geo. H. Thompson. loans.
Smyth & Richards shipped a car
load of hogs to the Denver market last
Thursday.
Mrs. John E. Spells and daughter of
Grant, Nebr., visited with relatives
and friends in this city Tuesday.
County commissioner Gustav Sprick
of the south table, was in attendance
at the regular monthly meeting of the
county commissioners held here last
Tuesday.
A. Galusha went to Grand Island,
Nebr. Monday morning to attend the
grand lodge of the A. o. U. W., which
is in session there this week. Mr..
Galusha has not missed meeting of
the grand lodge of this order for a
long term of years.
Miss Ester Stevenson entertained
the members of the Senior Class of
s. c. H. S. at party at the H. d.
Carroll home in West second street
last Saturday evening This event is
reported as very enjoyable one in
every particular.
Mrs. p. P. Hatch of Burr Oak, Kan
sas. who has been visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. VIM Bauer and fam
lily at Grant, Nebr., is now visiting in
Julesburg with her daughter, Mrs. G.
r. Ewing and husband. she coming
here the first of this week
DR.. Mable Green has closed her Of
flces here and has discontinued her
chiropractic practice in this city. NOV
ing her office furniture and other eff
fects to Holyoke, where her husband
is engaged in chiropractic practice
DR.. Green plans to take much needed
rest. and then probably will join her
husband in the chiropractc practice
at Holyoke.
The members of the Julesburg
Volunteer Fire Department gave al
farewell party to Rev. f. V. Kuhns
Wednesday evening at the Lincoln
Cafe. At this event Rev. Kuhns. who
recently resigned as a member of the
department in view of his early de-
parture from Julesburg, was given a
royal farewell by the firemen and also
given the sincere and unanimous ex-
preston of the organization that his
leaving the department and Julesburg
was deeply regretted Wednesday
evenings occasion was very enjoy
able one.
Don Robert and family will leave
tomorrow friday morning for New
York city. from where thew expect to
sail for France on May 10th. They
will make their future home at Niece,
France, where Mr.. Robert will engage
in the oyster business with Mrs.
Roberts brother. Mr.. Robert recent
ly resigned his position at the Wig
gins store, where he had been employ
ed for the past several months.
County commissioners Soderquist,
Whitney and Nelson of Deuel. county.
Nebraska. were Julesbure business
visitors Tuesday, they being in con-
ference with the Sedgwick county
board of commissioners in regard to
matters pertaining to the road be-
tween Julesburg and Big Springs.
After their conference here the
Nebraska commissioners, in COM
pany with citizens of Julesburg. made
a trip of inspection over this road.
A very delightful and pretty So
cial event was held at the James H.
Parker home on east fourth street
last Thursday evening, the occasion
being in honor of Rev. E. V. Kuhns
and wife, who are soon to leave for
their new home at Eaton Colo. About
sixty were present at this event. A
very enjoyable evening is reported
Rev. Kuhns and wife were presented
with very useful and handsome pres
ent as token of friendship from their
many friends.