The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-22
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
Co. n. Thompsoa. Iosas.


"Shilkng's Best" Coffee at Mse's.
". ", Vaueht made . short trip
y Denver Monday, on business, re-
turning Monday night.
Large cans blackberries SIC at Macs
The big sale is still on at The Cash
Stare.
VIM. Schatzer, one Of the employees
and left Friday for Denver for . few
days.
Let Mrs. Kenfield take your order
for Spirella Corsets. jS
Macs Cash Grocery is getting to
be some busy place.
DIR. and Mrs. G. F. Ewing drove
over to Grant, Sunday to spend the
day with Mrs. Ewing's sister, Mrs.
o. w. Bauer.
Sherbert glasses, pretty designs,
for sale at the Variety Store. 1929
Mrs. Mary Say who has been here
visiting with the family of John Glau-
ber. continued her journey Tuesday,
going from here to Denver.
Geo. II. Thompson, loans
For the Spring calves use Mutual
Calf Meal for sale at Cleveland d
| Laws.
Irma Bartz who has been in Jules
| burg the guest Of the Etchison fam
lily, went to Sedgwick, Tuesday for
visit with friends in that burg.
There is no substitute for Meadow
Gold butter-get it at the Beatrice
Creamery. jlO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton return
ed Sunday evening from their ten
day vacation trip to the mountains
They report having a splendid time
Curtain Scrims, beautiful line at
as rs cents. The Cash Store.
Mrs. John Leth and daughter who
have been visiting here with Mrs. w
C. Brandt, left yesterday bound. for
Denver, where they will make a short
visit.
| Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
We are ready now to supply the
demands of the house wife for dishes
in the white ware line. Variety Store
! 1920
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Harrison of
Lincoln, Nebr., have been Julesburg
| visitors during the week, the guests
while here of their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Rozell.
Ladies, get your Perfumes and Toi-
! let Cream and Powder from The Wat
kins man. He has 1877 different pro-
ducts, Phone SCI. t22-29
| Jimmy Jensen was up from Big
Springs one day last week contract
ing some harvesting. He has 200
acres Of lovely wheat south Of Big
Springs and has Chas. B. johnson
to combine some.
Cary yeuf cream and eg9s - the
| & Dairy Standards At TIE Beatrice
Cream station. j3l.
J. c. Wagner west up to Sterling
hast Friday and brought back two
more new Buick autoes for the home
Land Co., which has the agency for
the cars here. C. E. Courtwright went
up with him and drove back one of
the machines for him.
Buy your Meadow Gold butter d.
rect from the Beatrice Cream Station
always fresh and priced right. jlo-
! Mrs. Grace Murray, formerly Of
Franklin, Nebr., and Mrs. NJ. Hirseh
Of Bloomington, Nebr., were Julesbmg
visitors Friday. Both ladies are Sis
ters Of John Sincock Of Sedgwick, and
are up in this country to see their
! brothcr and expect to stay week
or 50.
r. c. McNally-Eastern Coloraou
Lands. Il
The youngest man in the war of the
world lives in Lincoln. Raymond
Burleigh, who enlisted at the age of
twelve years under an assumed name.
He saw twenty-nine months Of service
over seas and arrived home last week
While he is now only Is years of age
he is five feet ten inches tall and
weighs ITO pounds and looks like a
full grown man.
! Leave your orders for dressed spring
chickens at Hudson & Krist's j15-22