The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-07-24
Cse. r. Thsnpesa, loans.

Mrs. leo. Ramsen of near Chap
pell was in this city today.
Miss Emma Carlson left last
Wednesday for Sedgwick for a few
days visit with her sister, Mrs Glen
Mckinstry and family of that place.
/ Mrs. Cora Miller and family of
J Sterling, who have been visiting with
! her father, J. W. Conyers and fam
lily of this city returned to her home
last Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. McCrery of Holyoke, ar
rived here last Friday for a visit with
er daughter, Mrs. W. C. Dye and fam
| lily Of this city. Mrs. McCrery is on
her way to Boulder. where they are
moving with their family.
Still the weeds are growing and the
yields are good. Again We say that
there should be movement upon the
part of all the citizens of Julesburg
to cut the weeds in order to preserve
our civic pride. Let's cut the weeds.
| DR.. ID. NJ. Cook and family were
Julesburg visitors last Sunday. en-
route from Wisconsin to the noun
tains for vacation. DR.. Cook has
been attending a special course of
medicine in Wisconsin for the past
several weeks, since leaving this city.
D. W. Harder and daughter, Miss
Alfa, arrived here last Tuesday morn
ing from Shelby. Iowa, where Mr. Har-
der had been visiting for a week or
more with home folks. He has been
spending most of his time at his farm
which he owns near Venango. since
last March. We acknowledge pleas
ant and appreciated call from Mr..
Harder. he renewing his subscription
to the Grit-Advocate for another
year.
Fred Fussell, Julesburg's famous
twirIer. is still laid up with a bad
finger, and will be unable to play with
the Cubs for another week at least.
However. Fred's friends are glad
to know that he is recovering nicely
! from what might have been serious
complications caused by blood poison
ing Fred says he will be on hand
next Sunday as spectator and wit
ness the game between the Cubs and
the Grant base ball team.
Reports are to the effect that sew
eral more new business enterprises
are to be launched in Julesburg with
In the near future. 1t is pleasing to
note that during the past few months
there has been a material increase in
the volume of business being transact
ed here and no doubt the addition of
several live business establishments
in Julesburg will be big asset to
this community in numerous ways
Watch US grow!
\ large number of the .Tulesburg
base ball fans attended the ball game
at Holyoke last Sunday and saw the
fast Julesburg Cubs wallop the Hol-
yoke athletes to the tune of to 2. In
addition to having the best ball team
in this entire section, Julesburg also
boasts of having large number OF
enthusiastic rooters, who are ardent
supporters of the team. first, last anc
all the time
A white line has been placed il
front of the city power plant, anc
large placards are posted notifying
car owners that parking in front OF
the power plant is prohibited. Thi.
Is being done as a precaution against
obstructing the passageway to the
street in case of fire, so that there
will be no inconvenience in getting
he fire equipment out of the power
house. The public is requested t.
take notice that the parking of autos
or vehicles will not be tolerated.
It is indeed provoking as we'll a.
inconvenient for the women of oul
city to have to shove their way thr,
a crowd of men congregated on the
sidewalks, who are simply blockadinp
the way while carrying on conver.
sation on our main business streets
We should guard against this disre-
spectful habit, which no doubt is done
by some unintentionally, but the eff.
feet is there just the same. It would
be well for some to be a little more
careful in the future No malice in
tended in these lines. but instead, just