The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-11-07
JULEsBURG GRIT-ADvOCATE

JULESBURG &
Mrs Ms Jonhsan on the sick
list last -ak
The Whip at the Hipp on Saturday
afternoon and night
John Kris. went to Omaha last Sat
urday with shipment Of cattle.
FL. Thunderstorm was a visitor to
H2lyske last Sunday.
J. \. French returned yesterday
from a short business trip to Denver,
Greeley and other points.
Arthur Kenfield of Brand, Nehr.,
was visitor in this city last Tues
day.
Harris 4 Son shipped two car loads
of cattle to the Omaha market last
Saturday night.
Hudson e. krist shipped car load
of cattle to the Omaha market last
Saturday night
Mrs. DIR. G. F. Ewing received word
that her brother Chas. Hatch. was in a
hospital in France.
Just received a shipment of Ladies'
latest styles of GeOrgette Waists. H.
o. Virgins.
W. I. Bower shipped car load of
| h., ,,l.,t G.
urday night.
When you need sale bills, don't for
get that the Grit-Adyocate will give
you prompt and satisfactory service,
DR.. Myron l.. Babcock will be at
DR.. Cooks office in Julesburg for one
day on Saturday, Nov 23rd.
Ethel Brown of Denver, arrived
here last Friday to visit with her
parents, Mr.. md Mr. jim trown on
the ui' tnb'a.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bauer. Mr.
Bauer's mother and sister of Grant
were here visiting at the DR.. G. r.
k Ewing home.
Mr.. and Mrs X. s. Palmer of Ster-
e ling attended the funeral of Mrs.
: Luther Overs in this city Wednes-
day
e Mrs. Glenn Warren and baby from
v San Diego, Calf, are visiting at the
home of her brother-in-law, Roy War
rem and wife at Ovid.
r Lcr!-e II dyes, daughter ,r Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Hodges entertained about
fifteen of her friends on Halloween,
. Refreshments were served.
a banquet in honor of the bows that
Will soon leave for military training,
r Will be given at the Brown hotel this
evening. A big time is being pre-
dicted by the boys and all are looking
forward to the occasion.
A masquerade dance will be held at
: loves hall on Thanksgiving nieht.
which event will be q most eniovsbls
d one. Don't forget this occasion
Good music will be furnished for those
who enjoy tripping the light fantas-
> Denver Civic and Commercial asso-
citation has turned over to the County
Council of Defense $3.50 The amount
o was the unusual fund raised by Den
yer citizens to aid in sending the State
@ troops to the Mexican border previous
to the entrance of the United States
a into the war. The $3.50 will help de-
= fray the expense of firing squads for
Colorado soldiers funerals.
An entertainment will be given in
honor of the boys whose numbers are
next in order in the draft at the Brown
Hotel tonight Thursday under the
auspices of the War Work Instruc-
ton committee. This occasion will be
attended by the boys heretofore men
toned and also by the members of
the draft board and legal advisory
board. A sumptuons supper will be-
served the boys by the women of the
Congregational and Methodist Ladies
Aid society.
double wedding occurred at the
st. Anthony's Catholic church in this
city on Tuesday morning of last week,
when Miss Ola Harris, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harris of this city
and Miss Pearl Murray, were united
IN marriage to Messrs. Richard and
Guy laggie, prosperous Young farm
ers living near Chappell on the north
table. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Father Gesert. The
Young men will soon leave to enter
military service. These young cou-
pies are well and favorably known
mere, and the Grit Advocate joins viii.
,heir most of friends in wishing them
Don voyage on the sea of matrimony
The acreage of wheat harvested in
Colorado this year was tie largest in
the history of the state. being in the
nelgHborhood of 10000 acres. The
acreage. of winter wheat planted this
fall is also near the high rec d. and in
most sections it is in excellent con-