The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30
See Lanning and stop lifting.

See Lanning and stop lifting.
Blanche Sweet will be al the Hipp
theatre Friday and Saturday
c. +. Schroeder and Herbert John
son returned home from Denver last
Friday.
Come in and see my new line OF
Ladies and Childrens gloves. Mrs. H.
A. ConoveF
Ed Harrison left last Sunday even
ing for Des Moines, Iowa, where he
was called on account of the death of
his sister.
Do you want 8 good dress at the
right price. See what the Cash store
is showing.
Work was commenced the latter
part of last week on the l.. z. Peter
sen modern home in the 0est part Of
this city.
Give that auto a new coat of auto
finisher. For sale by Cleveland 4
Law.
Clyde Lewton Of Burley. Idaho. Az
rived here last Friday for visit with
his mother. Mrs. Florence Lewton and
family Of this city.
Two nights. Friday and Saturday.
to see "The objectionable Sin"
Just arrived. q fine line of Ladies
and Misses coats and serge dresses
at Mrs. H. A. Conover's.
". F. Stafford returned home last
Tuesday night from a business trip
in Kansas and Wisconsin. where he
has been purchasing dairy cows
Roy Vernon returned home last
Monday from Iowa, where he had been
called on account Of his father being
hurt. Mr.. Vernon reports his faith
er. as getting along nicely
Harry Emery and family return
ed here last Wednesday from Boston.
Pa, and left Wednesday evening for
Portland, Oregon. where they expect
to make their home.
Mrs. T. c. Terry entertained the
members of the S. A. O. club last
Thursday evening. and the event was
a very enjoyable one. Dainty re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Williams have
moved to North Platte, Nebr., where
Mr.. Williams has accepted position
with E. A. Gamble, hustiing grocer
at that place, and former business
man Of this city.
Schembeck's orchestra of Lincoln,
Nebr., will again furnish music for a
dance to he held at loves hall next
Saturday night. November LIST. This
Jazz orchestra can always be counted
upon to furnish first-class music.
Miss Leona johnson. a trained nurse
from North Platte. Nebr., who had
been attending Mrs. S. NJ. Harrison
returned home Wednesday morning
Mrs. Harrison, who recently under
went an operation. is improving very
nicely at last reports.
If you know Of an item of news
just call us up and tell us about it, OF
see our reporters on the streets. The
Grit-Advocate wants the news, ant
your cooperation in assisting us tt
make the paper bigger and bette,
will indeed be appreciated.
The steam heating plant has beer
out Of commission. this week, and q
number of our business houses who
depend upon steam heat have beer
greatly inconvenienced. The stove
has seemed mighty good to those who
have been fortunate enough to have
such an article installed.
H.,
George Jones' recently received a
Communication from E. R. Beckman
who is doing missionary work over
in China. and Mr.. Beckman' stated
that coal was selling for $4,000 per
fton. sugar $4,000 bdr cwt. and l9m-
| her $4,000 per thousand. It's not
Eso bad to live in the good old Inle.
led States after al. .S :
!. a Hallowe'en::paxty will be gNs1
at loves hall..toRprrow Fridav)
night. at which danefgg and cards:wirl
be indulged in '.Thef hosts and host
-esses are: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Erb, Mt.
and Mrs. Walter Law, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Wagner: and Mr.. and Mrs. C.
W. Rozell. Uniqua;<invitation have
been sent out to. a(arge number of