The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-10-14

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Earl Aekinstry Of Sedgvick. Vas .
Julesburg visitor Tuesday.
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llx. and Mrs. s. II. Posi we're SID
I ney visitors Friday.
| CAaxias Jehnsoa made . buiness
trip to Chappell one day Last week.
Mrs. C. c. Ritnour and Miss Alice
Trognitz were Sidney visitors On Sun
day.
Fer the Spring calves ~ Nse.s,
Calf Neal fer sale st C,svsiaad 1
Lava
Z. II. Kalssy Of Sterling. was . sn-
itoe in Julesburg Tuesday, visiting
with his son, E. N. Kelsey and FAM.
ly.
Julius Berg. proprietor Of the Jules
burg Bakery d sojourning at Idaho
Springs, where he il taking treatment
for rheumatic ailments.
a Jspeaas fafnsf wants T. rat
farm In JulssburG tsrritesy, With eash,
for next year. Please vrits q
GEO. L. BETA.
Lswselsn. Neb. s1e-s1o
Mrs. A. F. Perrier spent few days
here the latter part Of last week and
the first Of this in Julesburg looking
after business matters. She returned
to her home in Denver Monday.
Word comes to Us that Messrs. F, N.
Richard and r. d. Showalter, former
publishers of the Grit Advocate. have
purchased . JOB printing plant at Fl. |
Collins.
Crist 4 Costa's 5000 Musical Re-
vue-the Dancing Kewpie Dolls. At
loves Theatre next Monday evening, |
October 18th. Don't miss this enter
tainment.
C. E. Walrath of the Walrath 4
Sherwood Lumber Co. was a Jules
burg business visitor from Omaha last
Tuesday. He was looking after bust
ness matters pertaining to the Wal
rath 4 Sherwood lumber yard in this
city.
A subscription paper circulated in
Julesburg this week for the support
Of the Congregational church was lib
orally signed by . large number of
citizens. Plans are being made to &C.
cure resident minister for the Con-
church in the near future.
Now is the time to xet bes: re.
suits from your poultry by using Dr..
Hess's Poultry Panacea. Sole It
Cleveland 4 Laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Stone and fam
ily left Tuesday in their Buick auto
for California, where they will spend
the winter in the land of sunshine and
flowers. On Monday evening before
their departure number of friends
gave a farewell party at loves hall
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Stone. 1t is
reported as very enjoyable occasion.
"Ted" Huisinga, who has been the
Grit-Advocate's linotype operator for
the past two months, received the sad
news of the death of brother at his
home in Freeport, Ill. last Monday
morning. Mr.. Huisinga left immedi-
ately for Freeport to attend the fu-
neral. He was accompanied by another
brother who had just recently arrived
here for visit.
Mrs. Louis Behr and Mr.. Ernest Cal
kins left last Friday for Hawthorne,
Calf, where they were called on ac-
count of the illness and death of their
father, who had suffered a stroke Of
paralysis. They arrived at Hawthorne
two hours after their father had pass
ed away.
ocIl DIALHOilu, Tile pOpuldI CdlSHet |
and manager of the Julesburg base
ball team, informs US that he has de-
:ided to remain in Julesburg during
the winter and will be on hand when
the base ball season opens in the
spring, ready to put winning team
in the field. Mr.. Diamond Is an ex-
good base ball player and
a peerless manager, and we are glad
TO know that he has decided to make
Julesburg his permanent home. With
Mr.. Diamond as the foundation, this
city should have a base ball team next
season that will be a credit to this
and the pride Of the many
fans. There is nothing that gives a
town more advertising than a good
base ball team. so let's commence
right now to make preparations for
winning team in 1921.