The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15


Csssfs H. Thompson. leans.
r. c. NcNally-Eastern CslssaAe
Lands. Il
Lendyi Johnson left yesterday for
Sterling where he will spend a week
visiting with relatives.
Let Mrs. Kenfield take your order
for Spirella Corsets. j3-
C. F. Parker was a passenger to
Red Lion yesterday, going up to the
Tamarack ranch to vaccinate some of
their cattle against backlog.
l buy an sell all kinds of second
hand furniture. Call at James Eaves,
l mile south Of Julesburg. jyl-al9'
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brandt of
| Hastings, Nebr., are expected today
! for q visit with Mr. Brandt's brother,
! VIM. c. Brandt and wife of this city.
A few boys knickerbockers left yet,
on sale at Mrs. II. A. Conover's.
| c M. Ken of the south Ovid coun--
try ran nail in his foot last Saturday
and suffered quite bit from tine pain.
He is gettins along nicely at the pres
ent writing
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to close OUT Mrs. Ii. A. Conover.
Mr.. G. S. Taylor, Y. NJ. c. A. Sec'y
of the Nor hcastern Colorado District,
spent fe" hours in town Wednes
day. His headquarters are at Ster-
ling From here he went to Holyoke.
Wolfe dresses formerly $21.50 now
Sl1.45 at The Cash Stores Big Clear
ance Sale.
Jesse Jones and wife decided they
were entitled to a rest for few days.
SO on Monday they started for Denver
and the mountains. They drove
through in their car and will stay
about a week.
Curtain Scrims. beautiful line at
20 cents yard. These sold as high
as rs cents.
The stork made a visit yesterday
morning to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Erculane Serrano, living six miles
west of Julesburg, and left husky
seven pound boy as a reminder of his
visit. The attending physician was
DR.. Ewing.
Special cut price on all gingham
dresses for the month of July at Mrs.
H. A. Conover's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Schellenberg,
whose home is eighteen miles south
west Of Julesburg, are the happy par
ents Of an eight-pound boy born July
9th. Both mother and babe are do
ing nicely Dr.. Ewing was the physi-
clan in attendance.
Prices at the Cash Store will please
you, if you intend to cut down the
High cost of living.
C. B.. McKinstry, wife and two
daughters, Hazel and Alice of Sedg,
wick, drove down Sunday and took
dinner with Mrs. Nellie E. Nichols
Mrs. Nichols and her daughters &C
companied them back to Sedgwick re-
turning to Julesburg on the evening
train.
Ladies'. misses and childrens dress
es must be sold during July. regard
less of cost. Mrs. H. A. Conover's.
Ben Stevenson went to Denver on
Monday night, preparatory to his en-
tering the navy. He joined the navy
about three weeks ago and is on his
way now to Washington where he will
enter a training school for navy re-
cruits, and after that will be in the
foil service of the navy.
Have you seen those wonderful
house aprons and dresses on sale at
The Cash Store-some as low as S1.98
Mrs. J. M. Weidenhamar of McCook
Neb., and her daughter, Miss Doris
were the guests the past several days
Of her sister in this city, Mrs. Ralph
Rozell. A party was had in her honor
Monday evening. She returned to hel
home yesterday, Mrs. Rozell accom-
panying her as far as Sterling.
Bring on your stock you want pas
tured. Plenty of fine pasture with
abundance of water. 7. A. Smith j10
Picnics are all the style these days
One of the groups Sunday to enjoy E
picnic consisted Of the L. E. Petersen
family the McNally family, the F. l.
Terry family, and Vincent Dye anc
Chas. knsman. Swimming in the
reservoir was INDUCED in and flint
supper spread, which all enjoyed.