The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-08

| Ae L; J. Bennett 0f Ovid is On
! th0 SICK list this week.
Aabsrney ". H. Psssd Vas Den !
vse passenger last fhsesday.
= Lowe was . Denvsr b0siness |
yi.itse the latter part Of last week.
0oncs at loves hall 1stuRdsy
| aiGbe Good music and Q good tine |
| asoasod
0n- Joe Jank0vsky. vho he's hssn
a the sick list At her home in Ovid.
u Eeeoyerins nicely.
C.. Z. J.eoby. photographer. at
Julessurr photograph gallery. April
u: y and II. Chas. z. JacGby.
Mss Marie Meyers. whose home is
in Wyoming, was called here this week
on account OF the sickness Of her sis
ter. Mrs, John Herrick.
T9uth crushed to earth will rise
again will love. At the H.pp On
TUESDAY
Bert Miller was seen on our streets
Tuesday for the first time for several
weeks. He has been working near
Haxtun. breaking horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lcef were call
ei 20 Fort MorSaI.. Colo. TO-DAY.
Ihey expect to return TO Julesburg
Sunday.
! The smite of love opened his eyes.
But it took a mighty jolt. Tuesday
at thu Hpp.
Misses Wilma and Laura Dell Bow
er and Mrs. T. c. Wright, the two lat
ter being guests at the w. T. Bower
home IN this city. motored to Haxtun
Wedne sday.
, Man never fully appreciated his
wife unti he thinks another wants
her. At the Hipp Tuesday evening.
Word was received in this city this
week announcing the death of Teddy
Waller, Youngest son Of Rev. w. d.
Waller, former pastor Of the Metho-
dist church n this city.
What would you do il you ordered a
girl and you got boy? Ann Of
Green Gables.
Mr.. Mikclson has been pretty sick
man the past few days, and it waa
necessary to call in nurse 10 help
take care of him. We are informed
! that he is down with pneumonia.
The cement workers are taking nd-
, vantage of this nice warm weather
and have been busy the past several
, days putting in the cement driveway
down at the Spells new filling sta
y tion just east of the Brown hotel.
Mrs. Adolph Jankovsky Of Ovid,
? wife OF one of the prominent business
men Of that city, underwent an oper-
alton in Denver recently and is i'm
proving nicely. She is expected home
next Monday
William Keefer has sold his resi-
, denre property IN the north part of
town 20 Clarence McCone Of the south
side. 1t is thought that Clarence will
move here and become one of our citi-
| zers. We welcome him.
. Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Bartlett of Gen.
esco, Ill.,. and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.
+ Bruncr of Monmouth, ILL.,, returned
! Monday to their respective homes af-
> ter a short visit at the Earl Harris
Z and Everett and Ray Farnham homes
, Cards have been received announc-
ing the birth of son, c. Darwin to
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Lanning Of Paon
ia. Colo. Mr.. Lanning was former
principal Of the public school here and
1 Mrs. Lanning was formerly Mss Reva
Smelser.
Miss Marvel Corpe. who has been
spending the Easter holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs O. s. Corpe of
this city. returned Tuesday morning
to Lincoln, Nebr, where she will re-
sumo her school work at the State
University
Mrs. H. D. Carroll entertained Tues
day, April 6, at $500" The affair
was in the nature Of surpise, given
IN honor of the birthday anniversary
OF Mr.. Carroll A delightful ever
ing was spent, after which dainty ,e-
freshments We're S rved.
Elsewhere in this issue of the Grit
1 | L.
nouncement of the public sale Of
Frank Bergren, who lives southeast
of Julesburg. II. NJ. Gilchrist is the
anct,oneer and Jacob Frickel, Jr.,
Clerk. Read the ad for particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Kennedy and
son James of Greeley, spent Wednes-
day night in Julesburg, at the parson-
age. Mrs. Kennedy spoke briefly at
the mid-week service at the church
She and Rev. Inman we're young peo-
pie together in the east, at Dayton
New York. &
while. Not bad move
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Petersen were
hosts to twenty of their friends at a
800" party the first of the week
Honors for the evening were won by
Mrs. ]. H. Parker. Mrs. G. A. Reed,
Mr.. Jacob Frickel, >Jr., and Mrs. J. F.
Davis. Delicious refreshments were
served and it was most enjoyable
occasion.
The Grit-Advocate office received
two whole mail sacks of garden seeds
this week, sent out by Congressman
Timberlake, for US to address to Sedg-
wick county citizens. We have been
more than busy ever since, in spare
times, addressing the envelopes. If
anybody receives package and doesn't
care to plant the seed, pass it on to
your neighbor.
Mrs. Chas. Petersen and Mrs. G. A.
Reed entertained twenty-four lady
friends on last Friday evening at a
800" party at the home of Mrs.