The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-03


4 narsA LIeyA h Coming Ost 1.
Sseiety". Wedasaday At u His. AZ.
~Othse Meas Wives"
L. A. Wise was . business visitor
to Sterling. Tuesday, to consult a
specialist, he having had some trouble
With his knee.
Quality Tractor Oil il pure Psnnsyl.
vania Base Oil. None better. See 6.
A. Reed for prices.
Mr.. JurRensen's family and Mr..
Peter Jensen and family were visitors
at the John Peterson home in Jules
burg the fore part Of this week.
Ask your neighbor what he thinks
Of Quality Tractor Oil. They're ali
using it. See G. A. Reed. He sells &.
Alvin Adkins came in recently from
Craig to visit his son-in-law, Mr.. The.
odore Williams. He is going back
to his old home in Iowa before return
ing to Colorsds.
II you missed them before don't
do it now-McElroy's Novelty Or
chestra at loves Hall Thursday,
June 10th.
One Of the editors old friends, Joe
Byeriy. formerly Of franklin, Nebr..
passed through Julesburg Monday, on
No. Is, but we had no opportunity to
say much more than hello.
McElroy's Novelty Orchestra have
been secured by Lowe Bros. to give
q return engagement for a dance in
this city on Thursday, June 10th.
Clarence Rozell accompanied Oscar
Neuberg to Sterling Friday, driving
back brand new Dodge car, Of which
Mf. Nenberg is the proud purchaser.
Mr.. Rozell is agent for the Dodge.
Harold Lloyd In Coming Out IN
Society: Wednesday At the Hip. AIso
Mrs. L. N. Pyle and four daughters
the Misses Ola, Jettie, Blanche and
Edith. went to North Platte, Monday.
and will henceforth make that CITY
their home, living with her son who
10 an operator there.
Special reduction on an hats .t
Mrs. Conover's for next few days. o.
Miss Anne Gallagher and her sister
Margaret went up to Red Lion Sat.
urday after spending the week end IN
Julesburg. They will reside At Rel
Lion during the summer, on q claim
the former owns near that station.
The discarded printing plant that
was abandoned BY "SdpS NcNew
when he took leave Of Big Springs
was hauled up to Chsppeli Safurdsv
in truck and we hear that the mster.
iai viii be sold at suction to satisfv
4 mortgage.
Vincent Dye came home yesterday
from Denver, where he had reeently
undergone an operation for appendi-
citis. He will visit here for about
three weeks and then expects 10 Ne
turn for the summer work at the Dem
yer university
The census bureau has announced
the population Of Sterling. The Of
ficial figures are given as 6,415. This
is not far from the estimates put
upon the size Of the city by its own
people, who generally claimed they
had about 1000.
Miss Florence Luhdell graduated
from the state university Of Nebraska
at Lincoln Monday. She proceeded
at once to Denver and graduates to-
day from Denver University, Mrs. L.
j. Lundell meeting her there to wit
ness her graduation.
Chas. Tomppert and Miss Mildred
Woolery came over from Oshkosh,
Monday, accompanied by the Misses
Wilma and Laura Bowers. to witness
the ball game between Sidney and
Julesburg. Mr.. Tomppert is editor of
the newspaper at Oshkosh.
Electrician Griffey was sick for a
week out in the country recently,
in fact was quarantined but is now
out and at work again. It was at
first thought he had minor attack
OF smallpox but he got well so quick,
this diagnosis was probably mistake.
Attorneys Hendricks and Robson
shipped out their last car load of
fat cattle Monday, Mr.. Robson ac-
companying the shipment to market,
They claim they were luckier than
many, in their feeding results, having
bought their corn early, before the
advances, and yet they lost money,
feeding.
When we try to borrow money, the
idea of tight credit" is stern reality,
being bought, We think it is largely
When we see the new automobiles
a mythe. The Julesburg Motor Co
got in shipment of twenty-one Fords
a few days ago, all in one shipment.
They are all gone already, except
two coupes.
Miss Bertha Alexander is visiting
this week at the W. ]. Mccoy home,
Miss Alexander stopped off here on
her way to her home in THOMPSON
Ill.,, from Harlton. Mont. where she
has been employed the last wear AZ
county school nurse. Miss Alexand-
er is an experienced nurse who spent
several years overseas in the red cross
nurse corps and has many interesting
experiences to tell.
THE SHERIFF
Did not close Phil Piers store. but
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