The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-22

ing in our city lsst Saturday.
Wiley Stone nade . short business
"Trip to Duriingtsr. Colo. last saada.
Warren LaSalle Of Chappel. is visit
ing friesAa hsss.
Fed Wilssn LEFT for Sec.tsbluf.
:.ehv !ast 8stu 'ay ~ enc for . visit
with sriaaAs Z
Attorney ". H. Pound was Q pas-
eager 70 Desves last Wednesday on
short businsss tFip.
Visit ths Wexford foasorial par-
les in tie hassaasat Of Citiseas Ma
tional Bank building.
Mrs. J. Scott Of Daltoa. Nshe., Ar
rived Asre last Friday for . visit With
relatives.
Ar. and Ars. Joe Jankovsky Of Ovid
atteadsd the Senior Class Play last
Tuesday evening.
Homer Levton, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Grand
Island. Nebr., returned home last
Friday.
C. ". Bunch and family moved this
week into his new residence which
has just besa completed On west Third
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. z. Smith Of Den-
yer and Mrs. Claude Smith Of Sedg-
wick were JulesburH visitors last
Tuesday.
A bunch Of mefrymaksfs vsfs 90
journing at the river last Thursday
evening. roasting wssnies and having
. good time in general.
Bunch's orchestra will 70 to Helyoke
this evening (Thursday) TO play for .
dance given for the benefit Of tie Hol-
yoke Base Ball Team.
D.. Ayssa L. 1sbesek vin y u d.
Cosk's Office % Saturday. Nay 3t&h.
for one day. Hae-0
Ray Curtis, formerly q resident Of
Ovid, arrived herr last Thursday
morning on short business trip from
Slower, No., where he has been max
ing his home.
Jack Dobell arrived home last Tues
day morning from Fl. Russell. where
he received his honorable discharge
from the army He has been ovefseas
for the past several months.
County Clerk Nellie Nichols issued
marriage license to Patricio Psdilla
and Lurenca Serrano, both Of Jules
burg, last Saturday. May II. They
were married by Judge G. H. Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Jankovsky and
daughters Blanche and Rosie and son
Willard were in Julesburg Tuesday
evening, incidentally taking in the
, Senior Class Play at the High School
Auditorium.
W. J. Mccoy, who recently moved
with his family to Julesburg fror
Thompson, ILL.,, has purchased the ]
H, Law residence in the northeast
part of Julesburg and will occupy thl
=, same soon.
n A large crowd attended the Senior
1Class play, "A Scrap of Paper" giver
N at the High School Auditorium last
It Tuesday evening. The play was vel
rendered and met the approval Of
:. those present. Bunch's orchestra fur
% nished the music during the evening
e Work is being pushed on the new
picture show building which wher
- completed, will be one of the fines
', in this section of the state. The cti
: zens of Julesburg should indeed. be
iproud of this enterprise, which is be
!. ing promoted by A. E. Lanning, mana
: ger of the Hipp fheater.
e Those who attended the Senio,
=. Class play given at the High Schoo
# Auditorium last Tuesday evening from
e Sedgwick were: Misses Edna Gates
/. lima Stockham, Edna Scott, Lola Tay.
8 lor, Ethel McKinstry. Alice McKin,
s stry, Cecil Zachary, Stella Baerreson
t Hilda Holcombe, Helen Buchanan
:. Blanche Buchanan, Irene Buchanan
and Carolyn Sherman.
The new cement smoke stack for the
! power and light plant is looming up
|l these days-it being a massive struc-
| ture. and when completed will be 125
| feet in height and feet across the in
/ side of the top. Work is progressing
II plant building, which will indeed be a
handsome and stately structure
II Watch Julesburg grow.
II The Sedgwick County Country Club
will receive within two or three weeks
II twenty thousand black bass from the
| Benkleman Fisheries of Benkleman
IL Nebr. These fish will be placed in
the Jumbo reservoir for stocking pur.
poses. This will be the first install.
ment Of game fish placed in the reser.
voir this season, and Secretary Roy
E. Stevenson informs US that others
will follow during the season.
J. F. Sincock and family of Sedg
wick, were Julesburg visitos Wednes.
day, autoing here in their Ford car
We acknowledge pleasant call from
Mr.. Sincock, who showed US a rea
II photograph of his two sons. who ar.