The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-02
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vent talking in the sleep.
Thoro- bred Chester White Boars for
sale. Inquire H. ". Cruise, Jules +,
burg, Colo. De-
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Damon is quite i'll with pneumonia. !
DR.. G. F. Ewing is in attendance.
The great story tod sf love fer fsl-
Is~nea is the theae Of Gods message
each Ssbbath day. See il Saturday.
Hippedrsae Theatre.
Miss Anna Gallagher, member Of
the Sedgwick county high school IA
Guilty, was q visitor to Sedgwick last
Friday
Little Mary Margaret Ballard.
daughter Of Fred Ballard, is quite i'll
this week, suffering with pneumonia.
DR.. G. F. Ewing is in attendance.
"BriaGing Up father." Thsrsdsy.
Dec. Sth, Hip Theatre.
DR.. G. F. Ewing and wife motored
to Grant, Nebr., last Friday. Dr..
Ewing returned that evening and Mrs.
Ewing remained a day or 50 for
visit with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Bauer
Get Out and Get Under" Hipp
Theatre.
About the only way to get some
men to the front is to kick 'em from
the rear.
Revenge Of Tarzan. Hipp Theatre.
Opal McCone and Philiss Porter are
victims Of chicken pox this week.
Both are getting along nicely.
Now they define the three great
,,, h1 Init
the press and the petticoat.
Little girls believe in the man in
the MOON and big girls in the man in
the honeymoon.
Get Out and Get Under" Hipp
Theatre.
The man who begrudges himself a
hearty laugh is the worst kind Of q
miser.
New and complete line of Christmas
Greetings just arrived. Order now.
Come in and let us show you our line
of samples. Grit-Advocate.
President-elect Harding certainly
believes in safety first" for he wears
both belt and suspenders.
Beef is down one dollar per 100 on
the hoof, but the trouble is very few
retail dealers sell the hoof.
! The man who can accurately de-
scribe woman's dress made mis-
: take in not being born a dressmaker.
Miss Alice Tewell of this city was =
Sedgwick visitor Saturday and attend.
ed the party given that evening bv
Miss Blanche Jankovsky.
/ Miss Jettie Pyle, who is teaching
school at Sedgwick. spent Thanksgiv-
ing with home folks at North Platte,
/ Nebr.
Editor Kielgass of the Sedgwirk
Sun has been on the sick list the past
week, and we are glad to report him
greatly improved.
/ Our line of Christmas Greetings
I have arrived. Orders may have to be
/ duplicated after December lst, so or
der now. rit-Advocate.
maggie 4 Jiggs," Thursday. Dec.
9Th. Hipp Theatre.
The public sale season is now on.
! Let us print your sale bills for you,
and you will posses classy looking
! job. Bring 'em in.
+ Maggie & Jiggs," Thursday. Dec.
9Th. Hipp Theatre.
/ "Skip" McNew, at one time publish
er of the Grit-Advocate. was a Jules
burg visitor the latter part of last
week, shaking hands with old friends.
/ Revenge of Tarzan. Hipp Theatre.
The j. w. johnson family in this
city are quarantined with small pox.
They are all getting along nicely, en-
ly seems inconvenient to be confined to
the house SO, long.
Maggie & Jiggs," Thursday, Dec.
9Th. Hlpp Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson of Den
yer, are here visiting with F. NJ.
Johnson and family of this city. Mrs.
John johnson is sister to Mrs. F.
NJ. johnson. They expect to stay
most Of the winter.
Bringing Up Father" Thursday.
Dec. 9th, Hipp Theatre.
/ The courthouse has finally been con-
nected up with the new steam heating
lines, and now the county officials
may enjoy this modern convenience
the same as the rest of US. They have
/ been waiting for the steam heat long
time.
| Thoro-bred Chester White Bears for
sale. Inquire H. W. Cruise, Jules
| burg, Colo. DE-"
T. D. Pyle of North Platte, Nebr,
was here Tuesday evening. He re-
turned Wednesday morning. Mr.
Pyle, who was former Union Pacific
;gent in Julesburg, is now Train Dis
patcher at North Platte.
See Mrs. c. C. Ritenour for stamp
ed art goods and needle work of all
kinds. Box 1856, Julesburg, Colo
RADIO. D2-9
c. B. McKinstry, prominent banker
of Sedgwick, was transacting business
in the county seat last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse C. NcNish of
Sidney motored to Julesburg last Sat-
urday afternoon and were in attend
ance at the opening of the First Ma
tional Bank.
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
A very interesting meeting of the
Methodist Home Missionary society
was held at the home of Mrs. John
Thesis last week. There was a good
attendance at this meeting, it being
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