The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-10-18

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other esteemed resident of the Big
Springs vicinity. Mrs. w. F. Miller. OF
the north table, who passed away 1t
4:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon
Death was caused by cancer of the
liver from which Mrs. Miller had been
suffering for some time. The sympa-
/ thy of the entire community goes out
to this family in the passing to tho
Great Beyond of their best and dear-
est friend, Mother. May the Lord be
with them in their bereavement.
| Mrs. Tmbrel. mother of the dray-
man. Leslie Timbrel, arrived here last
Saturday from Walden, Colo, for q
visit with her son.
Virgil Waterman returned from a.
trip to Omaha Friday.
Seldom Damon returned Friday from
a trip to Omaha.
| Oscar Slower made a pleasure trip,
trip to Brule Sunday, where he will
visit with his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
E. Smith.
Quite few Big Springs residents
were attendants at the murder trial
at Ogalala this week.
Roy Waterman was business Wis
itor at Ogallala Saturday, having an
engagement with dentist there.
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brother-in-law, recently made tour
of the Denver mountain parks and the
Rocky Mountain Park, also making u
trip to Colorado Springs and vicinity,
returning here the latter part of last
week.
Dewey Higgins arrived the fore part
OF last week for visit with his faith
er.
Victor Miller and family of Jules
burg, were Big Springs visitors Sum-
day.
The steady pitching of Herbert
Smith and Lawrence Babcock and the
tightness in the pinches enabled Big
Springs high school baseball team to
wallop the Venango team by the wide
margin of 16 to 0. Although hit free
ly, by many narrow escapes, they
kept the Venangoites from scoring I
forgot to mention that the Big Spring
boys gave good support.
Mr.. R. s. Chloupek was business
visitor to Sidney the latter part of
Hast week.
The Happy Harvesters and High
School Sunday School classes had n
splendid time at party in the church
basement Friday night
Mrs. Anna Chloupek returned from
trip to St. Louis recently.
Quite bunch from town attended
the sale at the w. A. Clifford place on
Saturday.
Van Fisher and wife returned last
Tuesday morning from trip to Cen
trail City and Fullerton.
Clifford Boss of Julesburg and his
father were seen on our streets Mon
day.
The members of Skeen's Wonder
Show which has been here two nights
iourneyed to .Julesburg on No. 10 last
Tuesday. Although this show didn't
give as entertaining program tn G
last night, the show was well worth
the admission paid. 1t is clean high
class show and | think the people of
Julesburg will agree
Mrs. Ernest Nelson was a passen-
fn nrth pInf {r,i
Tuesday. Mrs. Nelson has been work
ing at Cheyenne, Wyo., having come
from there recently to visit with rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Tranel left for
Dubuque. Iowa, on No. 10 Tuesday.
Mr.. Tranel was called home on ac-
count of the death of his mother by
burning.
| The Tucker Mercantile is not selling
the car of apples which they have so
very fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pindell and
family were Big Springs visitors last
Tuesday. They live north of Jules
burg.
The services at the Methodist Epis-
copal church in Big Springs Sunday
evening will be in the nature of
sermon-song service. The theme will
be "The Story of John" This is the
life story of young man who met
death in wreck at Qunemo, Kansas.
several years ago. The songs are all
familiar ones that all of you will ap-
preciate very much. This will be one
of the finest services of the year. If
for any reason the weather is unfit
the service will be postponed for one