The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-28
Which Side Will Win

At a meeting of the Julesburg Busi-
ness Mems Association on Monday
night it was decided to put on the sale
OF tickets for the Chautauqua by teams
W. NJ. Labaree and Fl. o. Virgins were
chosen as Team Captains and they
have chosen their teams
The sale begins on this CThurs-
day. morning. AS soon as person
has purchased ticket they will be
tagged with the color of the team,
White for Mr.. Labaree and Lavender
for Mr.. Virgins, who sells the ticket
The contest is to close on Wednesday
night June 3, and it is expected by that
time that more than enough tickets to
insure the financial end of the Chau-
tauqua will have been sold
A large bulletin will be posted each
night in the Show window next to the
Citizens Natl Bank and the standing
of each team will be shown.
NO one thing in Julesburg has ever
caused any more enthusiasm than the
coming Chautauqua. The program is
exceptionally strong and the five days
are sure to be full of enjoyment and
profit and the cost of the season tick
ct is nominal and we are sure that
every citizen will lend his moral and
financial support to one of the teams.
Eastern Star Lodge Entertains
The official House Warming of the
new Masonic Hall was held on Tues
the Eastern Star and was an occas-
sicn long to be remembered by those
who attended
The rooms were artistically decor
ated and presented a most pleasing
appearance. Some fifty people were
in attendance, the Stars inviting the
Masons and their families.
Artistic hand painted cards were
presented to each gentleman and lady
present and it was the Masons first
pleasure to find the lady who held the
card corresponding to his own. Around
the room was hung 25 advertisements
cut out of magazines and each cou-
pie was expected to write on their
card the names of as many of the
advertisements as possible. Miss Es-
ther Frederick won the prize. cor
rectly naming 20 out of the %.
Delicious white ice cream with a
pink star in the center of each brick
and cake was served. The napkins al
so bearing the Eastern Star Emblem
Mrs. B. F. Clayton a member of the
order at 1ndianola, Ia, Judge Burke
of Sterling and j. o. Thistle gave
pleasing talks and the spacious rooms
were then turned over to the guests
for card playing and dancing. The
majority of those present favored
dancing and when the old time Vir-
ginia Reel was announced practically
everyone present forgot age and bus
mess. cares and tried to out do his
neighbor
The ladies certainly have our per-
mission to have these entertainments
frequently providing we have an invi-
tation to attend.
F. ]. Dobell, Secretary of the North
Eastern Colorado Lincoln Memorial
and State Highway Association left on
Wednesday night for Chicago where
he will meet Mr. Newcomb of Denver
State Consul for the Lincoln Highway
and they will proceed to Indianapolis,
where they will meet Messrs Joy,
Pardington and Fischer and other
prominent men connected with the Lin
coin Highway on Friday. Important
matters concerning the Lincoln High
way in Colorado will be taken up at
this conference. Incidentally he will
attend the International Motor Races
1 on May 30th and no doubt will have
many thrills to tell his readers next
Seek concerning thet International
Motor races which are held each year
at indianapolis.