The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-18

lCrszmery and receive cash
County Attorney w. H. Pound was a
Denver visitor the first Of the week.
As - values, none do or can give
oe-te. than The Jones Cash Grocery.
M and Mrs B. u. Buskirk Of Sedg.
g-c.. were county seat visitors Tues
day.
W J. Mccoy and Bert Austin made
3 business trip TO Lewellen, Nebr., las.
Tuesday.
victo, Meline has been critically
IL for several days, but is nov up and
s-o1nd again.
Mr and Mrs. J. o. Stills Of Casper,
iWyo-, were Ju,esourg visitors the lat
ter par. Of last week.
! Glorious moneysaving oppoftun-
I,iez present themselves every week
al The Jones Cash Grocery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sowder. re
turned last Thursday after . several
/ months sojourn in California.
Mrs. W. H. Pound and daughter
Miss Olive and Mrs. Grace L. Rood
were Sterling visitors last Saturday
r. C. McNally-Eastsrn Colorado
Lands. II
Mrs Closer Of the telephone COM
many, was an Eaton. Colorado visitor
!se- "e"h, Ne'iHS Su1esootE SATURDAY
via auto.
J. c. Shawshan Of Des Moines, la.
visited in Julesburg with friends last
Saturday, leaving that afternoon for
Fullerton, Nebr.
The Fairmont Creamery pays cash
for eggs.
John Cavanaugh of Spaulding. Nebr
was a visitor at the z. F. Morgan
home Monday leaving Tuesday for
Sterling, via auto.
Mrs. R. c. Gilchrist returned to her
fcn,. in Julesburg last Friday, after
= absence of several months, visiting
with relatives " Missouri.
Homer Dunkle left last Saturday
evening for Hot Springs, South Da-
kota, being called there by the illness
and death Of his father. Isaac Dunkle
r. D. Showalter and family moved
the latter part Of last week into the
Wes Scott residence property or
Front street in the west par. o. this
city.
Let Rozells clothe yo1-
Mesdames John Rer1uis. and '. e
Olson returned 10 their hones II
Grand Island, Sebr.. Friday, after
visiting relatives in J1lesbu,g for The
past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". R<nquist of
near Julesburg. returned from visi:
of week with relatives and friends
in Davenport. Iowa, and eastern Ne
braska last Tuesday.
If you had believed your father to
be respected Judge and one day
learned that he was in reality 4 con
vict what would you do? See "The
Girl Woman" at the Hipp SATURDAY.
A large crowd attended the St.
Patrick's dance given At loves hail
Wednesday evening. The event was
Q very gala one, the celebrated
Schembeck's Jazz orchestra Of Den
yer furnishing the music.
She believed her father innocent Of
= charge Of murder, although cir
cumstantial evidence was strong
! aesinst him. What did she do? See
"The Girl Woman" At the Hipp or
Saturday.
The young son Of Jack Randall,
manager Of the Ovid Lumber Co., met
with a painful accident Tuesday. In
some manner he was hit in the face
with ball bat. DR.. F. G. Dutton re-
ports the injury as not serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Mcdowell and
Mrs. Roy r. johnson left last Friday
for Denver. where Mrs. Mcdowell
underwent an operation in that city
Monday for appendicitis. and is re-
covering nicely at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
A typical, tropical isle. A girl-a
mantle only survivors Of . ship
wreck. Prospects Of 4 lifelong isola-
ton. The birth Of love. And then
the crash! See Norma Talmadge in
''The Isle Of Conquest" at the Hipp.
Mr.. Hussey, q Los Angeles, (Calh.) }
millionaire was Julesburg visitor
Wednesday, the guest Of +. A. Smith.
Messrs. Smith and Hussey went to
Denver Thursday to consummate =
big railroad loan which Mr.. Smith is
obtaining for Mr.. Hussey.
Homer Callen Of Hampton. Iowa, a
nephew Of I. S. Callen Of the south
table. arrived in Julesburg last Sat
urday. Mr.. Callen's parents. will BE-
here in a few weeks. and they will
make their home on the south table.
where Mr.. Callen has land interests.
After the shipwreck came Love.
With Love came Happiness-happi-
ness on desolate isle in the tropics
with the man of her heart. And then
came-her Husband! An extraordi-
nary manner. Norma Talmadge in
"The Isle Of Conquest" at the Hipp.
The interior Of the Ryan Company
store in Julesbure is being remodel
ed this week. which will afford bet
ter facilities for the handling Of the
large volume of business of this es-
tablishment and also will add mater
tally to the general appearance of
this store.
1t became necessary to re-floor the
front part of Macs Cash Grocery be-
cause of the fact that so many Gus
toners came in and out the last few
months.
Elsewhere in this issue of the Grit
Advocate appears the large advertise
ment. announcing the Public Sale to
be held bv Rov Caskey at his place
south of Big Springs. H. NJ Gil
| christ is the auctioneer and Andreas
Kjeldegaard. clerk.