The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bunch Of Hol-
yoke, were visitora here last Friday
evening, being in attendance at the
I; annual Nasonis banquet.
The Queen Incubator il for sale by
the Beatrice Creamery Co.. in Jules
burg. #
On account Of the inclement wealth
er the dance scheduled to have been
held at the Lowe hall last Saturday
evening was called off. $50
Sweet whipping cream at the Beat
rice Creamery Co. station in Jules
burg. If
Jess Campbell, who recently under
went an operation At the Julesburg
Community Hospital, is reported to
be recovering nicely under the care
of DR.. G. F. Ewing. -.
Mrs. Peter Klindt and daughter Of
Big Springs. Nebr., were Julesburg
shoppers last Tuesday.
i Peter Brown and daughter Miss
Florence, former residents Of this
community, arrived here last Thurs
day from their home in St. Paul,
Nebr., and have been visiting the past
week with relatives and friends.
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Contractor Edward Radcliffe has
secured the contract for building a
small house on the C. w. White farm
two miles northwest Of this city. A
new barn has just recently been COM
pleted at this farm.
Miss Luella Stout, a registered
| nurse, returned to her home at Ster-
ling this Thursday morning after
having been on duty as 4 special
nurse at the Julesburg Community
Hospital for the past week.
Mr.. L. o. Nash, telegraph operator
at the Union Pacific depot. accom-
panied by his family, left last Mon
day night for eastern Nebraska, be-
ing called there on account Of the
serious illness of his father.
A dance will be held at loves hall
next Monday evening, March 26th.
Music furnished by Shubert's Orig
inal Jazz Orchestra. Don't miss
this dance.
Mrs. w. ]. Kelley entertained the
Afternoon Club at her home last
Monday afternoon at five hundred
the occasion being in honor of Mrs.
C. C. Gould, who will leave soon with
her family for California to make
their future home. This event is re-
ported as very enjoyable one.
A dance will be held at loves hall
next Monday evening, March 26th
Music furnished by Shubert's Orig
inal Jazz Orchestra. Don't miss
this dance.
The next and last number of the
Community Lyceum Course will be
held next Tuesday evenign, March 27
at the Sedgwick County High School
auditorium. The attraction will be
the Priscilla Entertainers, who come
here under the auspices of the Mid
land Lyceum Bureau. This will be q
musical number, which should be
highly pleasing to all.
| Atwood Harris returned last Sat
| urday from Mission Hill, South Da-
kota, where he had accompanied the
remains Of his mother, Ms. Isaac
Harris, for burial at the old, home
Mr.. Isaac Harris, who also went to
braska'i before returning here the aak-
ter, part Of this week. .,.,.,- -.
Roy Stevenson, q former business
man Of this city, but now. located at
Rocky Ford, where he is engaged in
the optical business, left Friday morn
ing for Denver, and from there will
return, to Rocky Ford. He had spent
several days in Julesburg visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Carroll, and other relatives and
friends. . -.
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DR.. F. L. Wilmeth, prominent
physician and surgeon of Lincoln,
Nebr.. accompanied by registered
nurse from that city, arrived in Jules
burg last Thursday morning. DR..
Wilmeth performed three surgical
operations at the Julesburg Commun-
ity Hospital that day. being assisted
by DR.. C. H. Smith of Big Springs.
The patients are all reported to be
doing nicely.
A dance will be held at loves hall
next Monday evening, March 26th.
Music furnished by Shubert's Orig
inal Jazz Orchestra. Don't miss
this dance.
Mrs. w. w. Vaught will entertain
the local Daughters of the American
Revolution at buffet supper at her
home next Friday evening. Those
invited are Mesdames C. V. Parker,
Ida Reich, A. ]. Walrath. C. w. Rook,
Sr., G. E. Hendricks, E. N. Kelsey, DR..
Mabel Green, A. Galusha. B. C. Nc
Campbell. Harry Newman. H. R. Bus
sey and VIM. Pyle and Misses Alice
Parker, Florence Kimmell, Birdie
Mussey, Norma Collins and Kate
Smith. Miss Jean Parker and Mrs.
R. NJ. Adams will be nonresident
members of the Julesburg Chapter.
Mrs. Richard Yaggie of near Le-
wellen, Nebr., passed away at hos
pital in Denver Monday night. March
10th. the cause of death being pneu-
monia. She is survived hv the hus-