The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-10-04

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Dr. ". c. Davidson of SedevicL
was Julesburg visitor the first Of
the week
Judge G. H. Austin went to Omaha
Yesterday morning for a few days
business trip.
! Cashier Jacob Frickel, Jr. expects to
60 to Omaha the first of next week
to attend the Bankers convention.
Mrs. E. A. Gamble and two sons
arrived here last Friday night to ioin
her husband, who is manager of the
new Gamble Cash Grorery.
l.. Williamson and wife, who live
our miles north Of Ovid, were vis-
itors to Julesburg last Saturday.
| VIM. Lewis of Macedonia, Iowa, was
a Julesburg visitor last Saturday. Mr..
Lewis owns considerable land near
Nenango, he having spent the pas.
summer over near Imperial.
| A. b. Flora and wife of near We
mango, were Julesburg visitors last
Saturday
| L. w. Malcomb and wife, members
of the Al G. Story Shows. spent last
Sunday in this city with Mrs. Luella
Rittsnhouse at the Lincoln Cafe.
Julesburg Camp No. 1916 NJ. W. A.
will meet Tuesday night. Oct. 9th in
the |. o. o. F. hall. Matters of i'm
portance will be taken up. All men,
bers are urged to be present.
| j. n. Clinton of Tarkio, Mo. has a
car load of apples on the track in
Julesburg this week, which are being
sold by the basket. The varieties are
Jonathans, Ganos and Ben Davis, they
being hand picked winter apples.
| r. f. Myers and E. Nutter, presi-
dent and secretary of the Wet Noun
tain Copper Mining Co., whose mine
is located at West Cliffe. Colo. were
Julesburg visitors the first of thi
week, in the interest of selling stock
in their company, which they claim tJ
be strictly bonafide You will note
their advertisement elsewhere in this
paper.
! A dance was held at loves hall las.
Friday evening, in which about doz
en- or more couples of the social set
enjoyed tripping the light fantastic
until the midnight hour. The Jules
burg orchestra furnished the music for
the occasion.
The neat and attractive show win
dow at the new Gamble Cash Grocery
is an indication that Mr.. Gamble is
q progressive business man, and be-
lieves in conducting his business on
a basis that has all the indications
of up-to-date methods.
Roy E. Stevenson, in honor Of the
departing soldier boys, yesterday had
his show window at his jewelry es-
! tablishment tastily decorated in mill
| tary style. Guns, ammunition, etc
made up the array of articles dis
played. This feature caused consld-
cradle favorable comment from
number of our citizens.
The Adam Brown public sale which
was held near Ovid last Tuesday was
we'll attended, and everything brought
good prices. One horse sold for the
neat sum of S265.OO, Peter Frick be-
ing the purchaser. Our friend l. 3.
Hoag was the auctioneer.
Beet sugar producers in conference
with the food administration, have
reached an agreement under which the
stable retail price of sugar will be
about eight cents pound. They VIII
sell to wholesalers at eastern refin-
ing points at IA cents pound, cane
, basis, and the retail price, it was stat
ed, would normally be no more than
three fourths cents higher Effect
i've October 1st in the west and about
two weeks later in the east.
-. "a, ~ AT HOME EXPECT YoU
uoo tOINS TO TELL EN- ALL ABOUT
s::4s9.: ,:;1as.:: !:s !:ss s&dzfeW ~7!1 TT
Exh1aratial BsrIssqus; Vaudeville
S Aassss Filled v Prstty Girls. fuany elsEh:. sxsssss
Essipsgs Brilliant Sesnle esvireameM
laoleSs 0iSE MATINEE EVERY WEEKDAY
Everybody 0oss; A.k Anyeody
vxaIS nj oaeeesJ 40 JEST SNOW uts1 Ut ss'sA'S
JUST ARRIVED
A new complete line of Aprons,
Dresses, Childrens' Dresses and Chill
drens' Sleeping garments, at Mrs. H..
A. Connover's Millinery store in the