The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-01-18
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Bruce Canpbsu was paaeea~er "a
Kearney. Nesr. the Latter part Of last
week.
Coe b. The0Desa, Ieoaa.
Mr.. and 0Fs. Ceeqge Lasuaneea al
tie south tabls are, beaver visiters
this week. bsing IN attendancs ct the
p. r AeDevsll wsat to Denver this
(1hursdsy) Desning 70 attsal lie
ni4.wtnter nesting Of ~ CeSoes1o
Editorial Associates vAieA Win, Be-
held in Denver Friday and Saturday,
NrA Nanni6 Pstsaski oR 0eAeviek.
Who b . patient at ths JulssSurI
Community Heepital under tie eaye
Of Dr.. r. G. Du&tsn, 10 rseovssine
nicely from . reespt operattea.
Nr. and Mrs. VIM. Brown of Big
sssy si.,. Scss Frid.1. II y. Jsscsss snss sth' g
Dr.. r. g. Dutten ef this city, the A.
tending physieiaa. reports nasthss and
baby doing nicely.
The Congregatienal Ladies Ala g.
ciety will aest In tie bassment Of the
church next Thursday a1texnoou, Jan.
25th. Hostesses ar6 Ms. ". b.
WinterbotAena, Mrs.. Ray Johnson and
Mrs.. J. Z. xreidlee.
Mrs. I. Z. Wright, Who recently ar.
rived here from Calnornia to visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. ". I.
Bower. and family; was . passenger
to Denver last Saturday morning to
visit with her brother and sisters,
Oren Bower and Misses Irsns and
Wilma Bower.
Harold, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Nswth Of Venango, who WAS . pa
tienh At the Julesbu1g Community
Hospital recuperating from . recent
operation, was sufficiently recovered
in health to be able to leave the hos
pitsl and return to his home last Sat-
urday. !
DR.. VIM. J. Carlson returned from
Denver last Sunday, where he had At
tended the state meeting Of the Dental
clinic. Mrs. Carlson, who had spent
the lat4eT part Of last week visiting
with Nj. Carison's sister, Miss Emma
Carlson, in Sterling, accompanied her
husband home from the latter place.
n. Okamoto will hold 4 public sale
ut his place one mile northwest. of
Ovid on Tuesday, January 30th. The
job department Of the Gfit-Advocate
will print sale bills for this sale this
week and large advertisement Civ
ing the complete details Of the sale
will appear in the next isSue of'this
paper.
The small sol, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Miller. who reside near Ovid. saiEAin-
ed . broken arm while playinx last
Monday. The little boy was brought
to the Julesburg Community Hospital
by Dr. G. F. Ewing, the attending
physician, when an x-ray .examina-
tion was made by DR.. r. G. Dutt6n,
and the fracture reduced. The pa
tient is reported to be getting along
rs nicely as. could be; expected. ~
John e. SPELLS informs us that rhe
is making plans to open his new fill
ing station, at Grant, Nehr. Feb. 3:
This new station, which 10 practical
" completed, is one Of the finest ever
constructed in this section Of the
country, and the citizens Of Grant are
justified in feeling proud Of the new
enterprise. Mr.. Spelts and family
expect to move to Grant in the near
future.
A number of the members of the
Julesburg Volunteer Fire Department
went to North Platte, Nebr., We'd
nesday via auto to attend the annual
convention of the Nebraska Firemen's
Association. Among those who went
from here were: Chief E. D. Charles,
assistant chief Dale Harrison, DR.. G.
3. Ewing, Honore Lanckriet, Jewell
Harrison.
c. ]. Rodewald and family are NOV
ing into the P. NJ. Place residence
property on West Sixth street. Mr..
Rodewald is the new Fieldman for
the Great Western Sugar Company,
taking the place made vacant by Chas
Jones, who recently was transferred
to the factory at Sterling. We are
glad to welcome this new family to
our midst.
Those who attended the lyceum
course entertainment at the high
school auditorium last Monday even
ing, were rewarded with splendid
entertainment given by the Ballew
Concert Co., an attraction furnished
by the Midland Lyceum Bureau. The
vocal and instrumental selections
rendered by the Ballew Company were
Of very high-class nature, meeting
the hearty approval of the audience.
Mrs. Roy T. johnson and baby, who
have been visiting in Julesburg during
the past week with Mrs. Johnson's