The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-09-13
Best flour in the world At WINTER
BOTHANS.

Best flour in the world at WINTER
BOTHANS.
A. Brock Of St. Paul, Nebr, arrived
here last Thursday for a short visit
with his son Harry. Mr.. Brock re-
turned home Friday, Harry accom-
panying him.
Noah Harrison and wife of North
Plate, arrived here Thursday for a
visit and to attend the fair. They de-
turned home Sunday.
Gasoline is fast becoming the ma
tional beverage. At least there is
fountain of it installed at every cor
ner and crossroad in the country.
As much satisfaction as there is in
backing up to door castings and
scratching your back, its too bod the
practice is frowned on in polite So
ciety.
A nation wide arrest of l. w. w.
agitators has been instituted by the
government. We hope they Jail the
whole bunch of never works and lock
them up forever.
Editor R. N. White of the Holyoke
Enterprise was a Julesburg visitor
last Thursday He was engaged in
advertising the Phillips County Fsir
which will be held AT Holyoke Septem-
ber 20, 81 and %.
The Julesburg Concert Band has
been engaged to furnish music for the
Phillips County Fair to be held at Hol-
yoke Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of next week The Julesbure Orchcs-
ira will also furnish music for dance
given in that city each night of the
fair.
Geo. w. Cannady of Ovid left the
first of this week for Gering, Nebr,
where he will visit with relatives. He
orders the Grit-Advocate sent to that
address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn LaSalle and
Mrs. F. G. LaSalle of Chappell were
Julesburg visitors last Friday and at
tended the fair.
Lloyd Newman of Denver, who has
been visiting with his grandmother,
Mrs. M. j. Newman of this city re-
turned to his home last Wednesday.
B. A. Dudden of the Venango sec
ton, was Julesburg visitor last
Monday. While in this city he made
this office pleasant and appreciate !
call, having his name enrolled as a
new subscriber to the Grit-Advocate.
Mrs. D. L. Killen and twin daugh-
ters of Chicago are visiting at the
home of Mrs Killen's parents, Nr. and
Mrs. G. S. Kinsman of this city.
Attorney General Leslie B. Hubbard
and deputy Attorney General, Irving
Van Bradt were Julesburg visitors
the latter part of last week and we ac-
knowledge pleasant 1 from these
gentlemen.
Harry C. Spillman purchased the
Tom Jenkins forty in the west part of
this city last Monday, adjoining the
Ben Franklin place on the south. We
are informed that Mr.. Spillman con-
templates making number of i'm
provements thereon.
fr~ny
near Venango were Julesburg visitors
last Friday. These gentlemen, in adj
diton to their farming interest are
also engaged in the real estate busi-
ness, and we have just recently turn
ed out from our job department an at
tractive advertising folder for ther'
which illustrates the many opportuni
ties offered in investing in land in this
section.
A special meeting of the w. T. C. U.
will be held at the home of Mrs. T. w.
Jenkins in this city on Thursday, SEPT.
goth at 2:3O P. M. Mrs. Hungerford,
State President and Miss Willby, VINO
is National worker and an accomp-
lished reader will be present and ad-
dress the meeting. The ladies of this
city are most cordially invited to at
tend.
The Arvada preacher asked if any
one wished prayers at the conclusion
of the service. A womon sent a note
to the pulpit as follows: "a husband
has gone to sea. His wife wishes
yours prayers for his safe return"
The minister became ratified and read