The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-27

| George H. Thompson. loans.
| J. c. Wagner and G. Z. Hendricks
were business visitors in Big Springs
o. Monday.
Coat hangers and whisk brooms at
the Variety Store. m27-j3
Mrs. W. c. Brandt and Mrs. H. D.
Carroll were passengers to Sterling
: Friday, gong up On business.
/ Star Electric Health Iibrators for
sale by Cleveland and Law.
5. NJ. Beadle and daughter. Marian
left Saturday evening for Centralia,
ILL.,. to visit Mr.. Beadle's mother.
See US for prices on hides. eggs and
poultry. Beatrice Cream Station.
| Drs. Dutton and Van AIKEN drove
up 70 Sterling Friday the latter re-
turning by train the former going to
Denver in his auto.
r. c. AcNally-Eastern Colorado
Lands. ~
Mrs. W. J. Mccoy entertained her
Sunday School class at a picnic Mon
day afternoon. The picnic supper was
served at the caves south Of town.
Make old straw hats new by using
Colorite. Sold at Cleveland 4 Laws.
Mrs. F. G. Silvey came out frim
Treyhorn. Nebr, Friday and is So
iourneying in the home Of her friends,
the Geo. Scebold family, over towards
Holyoke.
Prices are always good at the
Beatrice Cream Station.
Paul McNeir and Ray Archer came
down from Chappell Sunday to get
> taste Of city life. They were visit
ing here with some Of their young
friendajp Julesburg.
Best Quality Tractor Oil n CSC per
gallon; Julesburg Tractor & Imple-
| mept Co.
Chas. Dobell did not lose any time
in getting . JOB, as soon as school
was out. He has gone to work for
the Julesburg Electric Shop as Of
flee boy and bookkeeper.
Skovgaard Conc, rt at tke Federated
Church. Wednesday. June End, s:15
Pm.
Miss Mary Zorn who is the book
keeper at the Fairmont Creamery
company's station here was on the
sick list the end of the week and was
compelled to call on her sister Carrie
to take her place.
Just in, our new line of ladies' low
| shoes and pumps for summer. At
! right prices. Mrs. H. A. Conover.
Miss Tilla Talks. one Of the school
teachers over in tn Haxtun country
took the train from here Friday for
her home in Sumner. Nebr Her school
has been out a week and she has spent
the time visiting around
| We over estimated the baby crop
and bought too many baby carriages
and eo-carts. Our mistake is your
gain. Come in and see our line.
Austin & Mccoy.
Miss Aucretia Snider stopped over
in lulesburg Tuesday to visit her
friends in this city, Miss Olive Will
liams. She has been teaching school
up in Deuel. county and was on her
way to her home in Kearney.
| Skovgaard Concert at the Federated
Church, Wednesday. June End, 8:15
p. NJ.
The Rocky Moontain Society Jazz
Orchestra will fornish the music for
the dance at loves Hall Saturday
night Nav 29th.
Chas. McSay has been out in this
country since our last issue meeting
his old acquaintances and visiting
relatives now donliciled in the VIM.
NJ. Brown place. He once lived in
this vicinity but now resides at Me-
rino. Nebr.
| We have real bargain in a player
piano. Come in and get our price
and terms on this instrument. Austin
| & Mccoy, Furniture Store.
julius Berg and wife motored down
to Big Springs Sunday for pleasure
ride. going down on the south road
! and back on the north. The R. D.
Showalter family accepted an invi-
tation to ride down with them and
much enjoyed the trip.
Special 10 per cent discount sale on
all percale and bingham house
dresses. Mrs. H. A. Conover.
City Clery G. S. Kinsman and wife
departed Thursday for Denver, for
weeks stay with their daughter living
in that city, Mrs. d. l.. Killen, Mr..
Kinsman's children are pretty widely
scattered, he having one son living in
Boston. Last year they visited him.
We buy and sell electric motors.
We have practically new one-third
horse power motor on hand now that
you can buy right. Julesburg EIec-
trio Shop. Phone l6C W.
Frank Barton was in Friday to
meet his bride. They were married
about three months ago in Pennsyl-
vania where his wife was teaching
sihool. Her school teaching is over
so she comes out here like a dutiful
wife should and will have her hands
full out on the farm teaching one pu-
pill.
| Fine T. Is or Sale, cabbage, to-
mato, cauliflower and sweet potatoes
81 per 100 postpaid. Mid West Plant
House, North Platte. Nebr. m27-j3
Mrs. H. A. Conover has been very
seriously i'll since our last issue and