The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-07-05

day friday for q visit with Mrs.
Wright's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.
Bower and family.
r. o. Deulin and family of Bridge
port, Nebr., spent the Fourth in this
city with friends.
Mrs. W. NJ. Parmelee arrived from
Denver last Saturday to join her hus-
band, who has been located here for
some little time.
DIR. Morgan will be At the jules
burg House and will give Chireprsc-
tor adjustments frsa to $50 p. n.
for short time. jy5-
A little rain won't hurt at all. This
section was visited with some rain the
night of July 3rd, but not enough to
do any material good.
f. L. Jeffers and family of Denver
visited with their daughters, Misses
Ola and Oma LETTERS over the Fourth
making the trip via auto. They re-
turned today.
Walter Fischer returned today
Thursday from Brush, where he
has been visiting with his sister, Mrs
Grover Troy
Mrs. John Schwad of Denver, ar
rived here from Denver Monday and
3pcEt a W davs v 81. ~, with hei
sister. Mrs. Guy Monson and family
in this city. She returned to Denver
today (Friday)
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hickman ar.
rived last Wednesday morning from
Seward, Nebr., and are visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. Bruce Campbell
and family
A man by the name of Peterson was
killed by a Burlington train between
Venango and Brandon last week, and
was found by section foreman. The
man was struck by freight train.
The Grit Advocate is one day late
this week on account of the fact that
we took vacation on the Fourth tht
same as the rest of you. You viii
please excuse us for coming to yor
a little later this week.
Oscar Brumbaugh, who has beer
holding down one of the chairs in ths
Corpe barber shop for the past sew
eral months, has enlisted in the Colo
RADIO National Guard, and is await
ing the call to the colors.
Jas. H. Parker shipped one car loae
of hogs to Denver last Saturday night
Horace Parker accompanying the ship
ment Horace will go to the mount
aims from Denver, where he expects t.
indulge in fishing for week or ter
days before returning home.
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The First National Bank of Jules
burg believes in always being in tn
game, and has donated large scor'
board to the base ball team, which O
course highly appreciated by the bas'
ball boys-besides being a great con
venience to the fans who like to SCI
the score by innings as the game pro
crosses.
The dance at loves hall on Wed
nesday night drew large crowd, ant
it was most orderly one in ever!
respect. This is what makes thes'
occasions held at this popular place
of amusement such big feature
Good order, good floor and good mu
sic are hard to beat-and that is tn,
consistency of the dances held a
loves hall.
Eldorado Carpenter, who for th'
past several months. has been employ
ed in the Parker Bros Land office
left here last Friday for Denver t.
enlist in the army. He passed thu
examination satisfactory and will g
into the hospital corps He returned
here for few days and left toda!
for Topeka, Kansas, for a short Wis
it with home folks before going int
the service.
Some two months ago the Birth o
a Nation was billed to be shown a
the Hipp theatre, but Manager Rozel
was compelled to cancel this big fea
ture film production. Now the Hipl
theatre has made arrangements tt
show this big film production in ou!
city on Friday and Saturday nights
July 10th and 2lst. This picture i:
worth going miles to see, and nj
doubt a large crowd will he presen
when the picture is shown here Fur
ther announcement will be made il
this paper next week.
John Halquist. one of our prosper
GUS farmers living on the north table
last Saturday purchased choice resi-
dence lot of E. N. Kelsey of this city
Tho Lat i, locatoi i,,s4 of tho NOV