The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-12

CecrEe Woodhans 4 naar Ovid, vas
. visitor here Saturday.
Essh fish every Friday at Jones'
Cash Grocery.
1n. Max AahIss Il Ssdgvick, was
. visitor here Wednesday.
4iases Wilma and Belva Snelser
wsrs Sterling visitors Saturday.
AI: L. Fox Of Ansley, Nebr., was a
JuIesburg business visitor Wednesday
8. d. Crawford Of ths south tah
vas visitor in the county seat Mo,
day.
". A. Milsap was . passenger to
Sterling Tuesday on . short business
trip.
J. A. Ottman of Cheyenne, Wyo..
was business visitor in Julesburg
"Wednesday.
John Halkyard of the south table,
was a visitor in Julesburg Wednes-
day. on business.
The banks and county offices are
closed today Thursday on account of
Lincoln's birthday, q legal holiday.
Have you read Richard Harding
Davis book of Soldiers of Fortune ?"
II SO, you will want to see the play
at the Hipp Friday.
Postmaster Finley Dye has been
seriously i'll this week with pneumonia.
At this writing we are glad to report
his condition improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. SPELLS and
daughter Elizabeth left last Saturday
evening for San Francisco, Calf. :.
and they expect to visit in the land
Of sunshine and flowers for some
time.
"Chuck" is the new porter at the
Corpe barber shop, he arriving the
latter part of last week frmo Omaha
You can get a first-class shine, shoes
dyed, and speciality made in shining
ladies' shoes. Let "Chuck" shine your
shoes.
A pleasant social event of the week
was held Monday evening when Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Kelley entertained a
number of lady and gentlemen friends
at an informal dinner. the occasion be-
ing in honor Of Mrs. Kelley's birthday
anniversary.
c. S. Deily, who has been assistant
cashier of the Citizens National Bank
for the past two years, this week has
been promoted to the position of
cashier of that institution to fill the
| vacancy caused by the death of the
former cashier, f. F. Clayton. Mr..
Deily is a congenial and progressive
business man. and during his residence
here has made large number Of
friends who feel that his promotion is
most deserving.
! Sheriff Humberstone left Tuesday
morning for Fort Morgan, with Mex
lean prisoner by the name of Luna
| Luna is charged with highway robbery
and we understand that he eXpectec
to plead guilty when arraigned be
fore Judge l.. c. Stephenson in dis
trict court. In the event the prisoner
, is given a sentence, sheriff Humber
stone will probably deliver his prison
er to the penitentiary before return
ing home.
The Grit Advocate has added two
new correspondents this week, namely
Mrs. Adolph Jankovsky at Ovid, who
win furnish the Ovid news and Miss
Stciid S|ldfh dt ocuS WIN VIII heHCe-
forth be this papers Sedgwick report
er. The citizens of these commun-
tiles will be comforting great favor
to the management of the Grit-Advo-
cate if they will cooperate with these
ladies in assisting them to gather
news items each week.
DR.. G. F. Ewing reports the fol-
lowing listed among the sick this
week: Mrs. C. f. Scheer, Mrs. How
ard Skinner, Miss Beulah Harris, Lee
Harold, southwest of Ovid. pneumonia; ;
Mrs. William Critics, southwest Of
Ovid, pneumonia; Mrs. Knight Nc
Hatten and little son, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Flora, baby o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Harold, pneumonia; !;
Fred Pappas, Mrs. Fred Fender, Mrs.
Elmer Gangwisch, Mr.. McHatten.
George Jones was business visitor
to Fort Morgan Monday, being in at
tendance At the stockholders meeting
of the Industrial Sugar Co. Mr..
Jones informs US the the prospects Of
this company indeed look bright, they
having already sold over $1,000, 100000
worth Of stock, and that work on their
first sugar factory at Ft. Lupton,
Colo, 10 progressing nicely. It is
rumored that the Industrial Sugar Co.
contemplate erecting another factory
in the near future, and it is hoped
| that Sedgwick county will be selected
as the favored location
Valentines at Cleveland & Laws
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