The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-02-01

E.n saaus'sea ship1sd car losd
q cattle Saturday morning 10 the
o1aha market
| Bee Dsily for lnsuFaaee.
AdolPh zePelli shipoed . car lad
last Sunday. Mr.. Zopelli scrompsn-
led the shipnent
Mrs. F. H. Barnes received The sad
news last Saturday. January z7th.
that her father had died that morn
ing at his homo in Dary. nlinois.
Mrs. David Killsn and son Don. Who
are visiting here st tAe hsos Of Mrs.
Killen's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
kinsman, visited With relakives At
Grant. Nebr last Monday.
Mr.. and Ars- z. A. Nelson and
children Of Brady Island. Nebr.. spent
last Saturday and Sunday In jules
burg visiting with Ars. Nelson's sis
ter. Mrs. H. o Virgins and family.
Mrs E. C. Hobbs and daughter ex-
pect to leave next Wednesday for
Orange. California to join Mr.. Hobbs.
who has been there for several weeks
They expect b make their future
home in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Peterson, Of
north Of Big Springs, Nebr.. are the
proud parents Of baby boy. born on
last Thursday night, Jan. rs. DR.. F.
G. Dutton reports mother and baby
getting along nicely.
The local degree team Of the Odd
Fellow lodge. accompanied by 4 num-
Der Of other Odd Fellows, will 70 to
Holyoke next Tuesday evening, where
the team will confer the mysteries Of
the InitiatoYy degree upon . class Of
candidates in the Holyoks lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Peterson, who
reside north Of Big Springs, Nehr.,
are the proud parents Of = baby boy
born Thursday morning. January Is.
DR.. F G. Dutton of this city. the at
tending physician. reports mother and
baby doing nicely.
Thursday morning from a several
at Abilene. Kansas and Port Arthur,
Texas Mrs. Mcclure remained at
Abilene for . longer visit. and will re-
turn home within the near future.
Earl c. Harris returned last Fri
day morning from Denver. where he
purchased two car loads Of milk cows.
These cows were shipped here the lat
ter part Of last week Mr.. Harris,
who is prominent and progressive
rancher and dealer in livestock. pur-
chased these cows to sell in this sec
ton.
We refer you to the large adver-
tisement in this issue Of the Grit-Ad-
vocate announcing the public sale of
Ernest Newman, which will be held
at his place eight miles south and
five miles east Of Julesburg and four
miles west of Venango. Nebr on Tues
day, February 6th. L. L Dawson
will be the auctioneer and Jacob
Frickel. Jr. clerk. Read the ad for
complete details of this sale.
Lawrence MunSon. who has been a
patient at the Julesburg Community
Hospital for the past two months or
more, suffering from gun-shot wounds
in his back and shoulder. incurred
when he Was accidentally shot while
hunting. va. sufficiently recovered
to be able to leave the hospital We'd
nesday His many friends are jubi-
liant to know that he is now on the
rapid road tGreeovery. from what was
At first feared to De fatal injury.
Sam IL. brown. 4 former resident
of the south table section in Seds-
wick county, but who left here sew
eral years 40. died at his home in
Russelville. Arkansas Thursday. Jan
2S. 1923, after an illness of about one
month. Death was caused from the
after effects of the influenza. He WAS
- years. 5 months and % days of age
u. the time death. He leaves
wife. four sons. one adopted daugh-
ter. TWO brothers and one sister. the
latter being John and William Brown
and Miss Sarah Brown. respectively.
we'll known residents of JuleshurE