The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-10
Geo. H. IAomrsos, hsnA-

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u. 4 Hon.e0<s sas oeS - -
s.cI LIST TINS week
Jas. H Law r--<c a<<ay
morning f.oH 3 sbor rS = -E"x-
Only ren more eays = ~ cas<za<
-. sale. q A CoeSss.-
xrs- Prank Ss<s@ ~--1As W~c-
ussdsy froE Wax. Nes-- v,<-S sn<
rx6 resn v1k:Hg =" 1A-.xs Al:
trends ~ IA: f<A.s
Ny. and Nm F-ec Ee<As. ::
Diamond, Wye a.t CsSe - -
.o-5e u Mn EA<ieke<'s pa~a NJ
sno M,s- Jas Dsvsoe nea. or
Nh. L. HokDe1, Il 1aAkasA- KAx-
arrived here tAe as:e1 pE1 q AR
meek for s vixIf nth Ae1 sa1gfsR,
Mrs- " E ArGuire-
lam selling al ny plcv ,EA-e.
sose,ing and stamped gosds 3. s fp<-
cisl di.oount- Cone n and see rAe-
Z !. onove1-
l E An6efyon and wife re.1xnsd
lzs. Monday from Linge, Wyo- vaerv
they have bsen vnitinb v!tA Mn
Anierson's sister, Ars- Ear, Hayeen
,hsi place
= fistH sneounter occurred tbs
iTnurtday) morning at th Union Pa
cif.c depo, n which OmR Flora and
P. J. B<llhar1 vess de participants
From reports The WillaSd-Dempsey
bon. "a. . tame affair compared with
.hn sltefeatioa-
A dance vas held last Wednesday,
eyening 1T the Miller farm about six-
teen miles southsast Of JulssbafE.
Prot. Buneh's orchestra Of this city
furnished music for tie occasion. S<v-
e.ai from Julssb11y we're n atteod-
ance.
Fred Dye Of Petaluma, Calf, who
has been visiting with his brothers
Fred and Finley Dye and families for
,he past several months left this
morning tIhursday) for Denver
where he will spend few. days be-
fore returning to hi. home
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Horst Of Wis
nsr. Nebr., and Mrs. Jacob Lolde OF
Pennsylvania, arrived here on last
Tuesday for 4 short visit with z. P.
Walter Of this city. They left We'd
nesday for Yellowstone Park. where
they will spend = fey weeks.
~,- The regular monthly community
dinner was held at the Congregation
4 church building last Tuesday even
ing, followed by pleasant social
hour. There was . good attendance
and good feed" for the small sum
Of twenty-five cents. These get-to
gether" gatherings are big asset
to the community.
Mrs. Mayme Thorpe and two sons
Layere and Dick of St. Joseph, Mo.
who have been visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Thorpe's brother J. G. Cavendel
Of This city, left last Tuesday for q
short trip to Denver, Colorado
Springs and other mountain trips
They expect to return to Julesburg
for short visit before returning te
their home.
Julesbure was pretty well deserted
last Friday. A large number Of oul
citizens spent the day at neighborinf
towns where celebrations were staged
while others went to the reservoir ant
engaged in picnic parties. The Jules
burg Concert Band and orchestra fur
nished music for the celebration a
Lodge Pole, which was very success
full event and a credit to that enter
prising city.
A dance will be held at loves hal
next Saturday night, July II. Schem
beck's Jazz Orchestra win furnish mu
sic for this occasion. This popula
Jazz-playing Lincoln All-Star troup
Of live musicians are artists on thei
INSTRUMENTS and that is the secret o
their popularity. Lovers Of jazz
dance music have requested this thei
third appearance here. Come on
that you may enjoy this grand tim
with rs. You'll enjoy this jazz
dance. Don't forget the time an
place.