The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-10-17

itor here yesterday
, Miss Mabel Carlson is the new book
keeper at the First National Bank.
Just received q shipment Of Ladies
latest styles Of G~orsette Waists. n.
q. Virgins.
Earl c. Harris was business Wis
lt"r TO Denver the first of the week,
returning home last evening.
Robson l. Hendricks shipped car
load Of hogs to Denver last Sunday
morning, c. NJ. Robson accompanying
the shipment.
Miss Eleanor Labaree is home from
Chappell where she has been teaching
school, the schools being closed there
on account of Influenza.
Mrs. F. P. Hagey and little son, who
Rad been visiting at the c. c. Gould
nome here, returned to her home at
North Platte last Thursday afternoon.
I A neat and patriotic show window
Is that of the Gamble Cash Grocery,
advertising the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Mrs. E: A. Gamble left last evening
Tor Hastings, Nebr. to see her broth
er, who is shortly to leave that place
to enter military duty.
Mrs. John Spells. daughter Eliza.
beth and brother. f. J. Avery. left
this morning for Logan, Iowa via au-
to, where they will visit with relatives
Miss Emma Palmer of Colorado
Springs, arrived here last Saturday
night, and will visit for two weeks at
the home of Rev. Inman and family
in this city. ''
Attorney I. f. Munson of Sterling.
democratic candidate for district
Judge of the 18th judicial district was
f day. ''' last n
-. This section was visited with over
: an inch of rain on last Thursday NOR
:, hihg, and while it delayed the beet
harvest to some extent, it was well
come visitor to the table land farmers
The regular October term of district
court has been postponed by Judge
burke until Thursday, November 7th.
! A regular panel of petit Jurors will
be summoned to appear on that date
: A deal was consummated Last Fri.
:, day whereby Fred T. Robertson of Lin
!, coin, Nebr. purchased the Lincoln Cato
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Eastman. Mr.,
Robertson taking possession of the
,. business that day.
h Mr.. and Mrs: J. A. Thesis of Polk,
Neor., arrived here the latter part of
! last week. Mr.. Thesis has land in
! terests on the south table and in
u forms us that he is contemplating H.
! eating here permanently. We will he
:. glad to welcome them to our midst
=, DR.. G; F. Ewing left yesterday for
n ror' hliey, Kansas, where he goes to
report Tor military duty. he having
> recently received commission If
Flrst Lieutenant in the Army Medical
? they making the trip via auto
v Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drummond
e , ana daughter Beatrice of Ovid, and
n Mrs. zoe Mills and B. Howard broth
er ana sister of Mrs. Drummond of
Hailatln, Mo-, were visitors at the n
4 l.. Dunkle home in this city last SIM.
day. 'o''-
Elsewhere in this paper appears tho
public sale announcement of e y, r
Hoiers which will be held at the F d
Holers farm 16 miles southeast of
Julesburg on Wednesday, October 40
Read the advertisement for full de-
tails.
Father H. A. Geisert has reouested
US to announce that he will resume
his series of lectures at St. Anthonv,s
Catholic church in this CITY newt Sun,
cay night, providing the closing order
CT the Health Officer is lifted bv that
date. All are invited to attend these
lectures.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Lundell receiv-
en the word the first of this week to
the effect that their daughter MisS
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