The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-16

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Get . Citissas Nstisaal 1aal
6aSsty Dspssit DaG.
Sluss.s ~ EIsetsieiaa b still doins
basiaeas =. ..s ~ Iseatisa.
Not . single marriage license is
sued during the past week by th'
county clerk.
10 percent off of last years pfic'
on heating stoves At Jankovsky'a Z
Ovid and Sedgvick.
County Supt. Emma Casison visit
ed with relatives in Sedgwick las
Thursday.
Henry Benker and son of near We
mango. were Julesburg business visit
ors last Tuesday.
John Warren and wife Of near BIZ
Springs. Nebr.. were Juiesburg shop
pers last Monday.
DR.. d. N. Cook Of Lancaster. Wis.
was JulesburE visitor the first Of
this week transacting business.
Prof. Bunch's orchestra went t.
Holyoke last Friday evening, whers
they furnished music for dance held
there that evening.
Mr.. and Mrk. Geo. H. Thompson re-
turned home last Friday from Den
yer. where they had been spending
the past ten days.
James Law returned home last
Friday from La Junta, Colo. where
he has been visiting with his son
Harold Law and wife.
Mrs. John Spelts was n passenger
to Omaha last Monday night. Mr..
SPELLS has been there during the
past week.
County Surveyor Earl c. Hamilton
and wife returned home the first of
the week from . short visit in Den
YER. .----,.--.
Rollie Wilson expects to go to Den
yer next Sunday where he will at
tend the Odd Fellow Grand Lodge,
which will convene there next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Buskirk of
Sedgwick, met their brother. Charles
Fa9s. of Columbus. Ohio. who ar
rived here Tuesday evening, driving
from here TO Sedgwick. =
A large number from Julesburg at
tended the Pnce held in the large
new Bennett& Carroll store building
last Friday evening at Ovid. Gates
Travelling orchestra furnished music
and good time is reported.
Jas. H. Parker and Edward Fisch-
er were passengers to Denver the
first of this week. and returned
home Tuesday evening driving two
new Buick-Six autos back for the
Home Land Co. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Houser of south
of Venango andW Champ Harover of
Henderson, Iowa. spent Monday at
the home Of J. C. Spratt, south Of
town. Mr.. Harover has recently
received his discharge from the navy
at Denver.
Word has been received here thai
Carroll Jones, son Of Mrs. F. L. Ter
~ Of this city, who recently rsturne,
from military service in Franse, an,
visited here short time ago, wa
united in marriage to Miss Dori
Patterson at Auburn. Washington jus
recently.
Miss Norville. the world W. C. 7
U. Missionary in South America. will
give a lecture at the Federate,
church in Julesburg. Thursday even
ing, Oct. 23rd, at eight O'Clock
Children's moving picture film fre
Thursday afternoon. at the Hippo
drome theatre.
Sheriff Humberstone was busy las
week summoning = petit jury for tn
coming term Of district court. tn
regular October term will convene il
Julesbure Tuesday. October 2stl
We are Informed .hat the docket is
light one. but that thero are sewers
criminal cases which will probably b
tried before 4 jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kinds an
daughter. Helen, Of Thompson, III
have spent the past week visiting q
the Prof. Taylor home in Selgwicl
Mrs. Kinds is 4 sister of Mrs. Tay
lor. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds and daugh
ter arrived in Julesburg Monday an
are now visiting with the W. J. Nc
Coy and W. H. Homedew families i
this city.
W. NJ. and George Keefer % EI
sic, Ncbr. are tho rev proprietors q
tho Gateway Cafe in Julesbur3, hav
ing purchased the la:siness frsn fla,
~ Rousinos, who had previousl
conducted the same. W. J. Keefe,
father Of W. N. and George is ais
new resident Of Julesburg, havin
recently purchased . residence prc
perty here. Mr.. George Keefer es
poets to soon move his family here.
Mr.. Ray Sterns. son Of Mr.. an
Mrs. W. H. Sterns, and Miss Elizs
beth Anderson. daughter Of Mrs ca,