The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-12

|'LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL lI0E
Geo. H. fhompson. loans.
]. H. Parker vss . business visitor
10 Denver this morning.
r. C. NeNslly-Eastsn cs,ss.Is
Lands. q
Miss Edith Parker journeyed to
Sedgwiek Saturday for . visit with
friends.
Amanda Lorensen and Goldie Ro6-
rock were Chappell visitors Sunday.
Mrs. o. A. Jensen and baby Of Osh-
kosh is visiting her mother, Mrs. p.
J. Zorn, this week.
Star Electric Health Vibratoss fss
sale by Cleveland and Law.
Mrs. C. E. Blakely was q passenger
to Sedgwick last week to see her faith
er's folks who live there.
Pure lard for sale by Mrs. John
Sowders. Phone LOG. If
A mamoth production and the most
spectacular show of the year. I'm Old
Kentucky" at the Hipp August 20 and
21.
Everybody gets the same price who
sells to the Beatrice Creamery. j1O-
B. N. Kellogg and family and Harry
Hartley autoed to Estes Park where
| they spent week enjoying the noun
! tains.
Your last opportunity to get hat
! at reasonable prices. All hats re-
duced, at the Variety Store. a12-a19.
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
For sale-cheap-134 acres land,
three miles from town, on Lincoln
Highway. 30 acres No. / A, water
rights. c. N. Johnson, R F. D. No.
l, Box IL, Julesburg. ,a12-s2"
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Berg returned
from a weeks outing at Glenwood
Springs. Mr.. Berg also made trip
and took in the Muscovite lodge meet.
ing, at Colorado Springs Saturday
night.
l buy and sell all kinds Of second
hand furniture. Call at James Eayes.
l mile south Of Julesburg. jyI-a19:
Joe Hewgley disposed Of his three
room house last week that he has been
advertising for sale. The buyer was
Clarence McCone, who is also already
the owner of nice place in the same
part Of town.
For the Spring calves use Nutua,
Laws.
J: E: Menter, who has been q resi-
dent Of Julesburg and vicinity for 25
years, has entered the auctioneer field
and is prepared to cry all classes Of
sales. Dates and terms can be made
BY seeing him personally tr phoninr
to No. 100. e
Furniture for sale-including rugs,
chairs, beds and bedroom set. and
book-desk. Can see furniture at our
house, or phone to
Mrs. John SPELLS
Mr.. and Mrs. R ID. Showalter and
daughter Jean spent the latter part
OF last week in Denver visiting friends
Mr.. Showalter returned Sunday eve
ming and Mrs. Showalter remained for
several days longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Van AIKEN cele-
Drated their first wedding anniversary
at their home Tuesday evening. Cow
ers were laid for twelve guests and a
dehclous three course luncheon was
served. After refreshments the bal
ance OF the evening was spent in
OF course the Loup City News didn't
really expect any answers when it
asked its readers whether they pre-
ferred fishing, courting or listening
to a good sermon. The married men
wouldn't dare to tell, the unmarried
men wouldn't care to, and woman
hates to hurt preachers feelings.
Will Williams and wife Of Frank
lin. Neb., and his brother-in-law, G.
L. Harwood, of Riverton, Neb., passed
thru Julesburg Saturday on their way
to the mountains and the writer enjoy
ed pleasant chat with them. Mr.. Har-
wood is looking for a location where
he can put in a string of meat mar
kets and from his talk we Judge he
has his eye on the country north of
Denver.