The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-05
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
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Lands q
Amanda Lorensen and Goldie Ro6
rock were Chappell visitors Sunday
We sen Neaisv CslA bsttas st u
Beatrice Cream Ststion- jle-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rozell ATTENDED
the ball game At Sidney last Friday
Star Electric Health vihsatoss f.
sale by Cleveland and Law.
". F. Stafford shipped 4 carload OF
sheep 70 the Omaha market on Mon
day.
BE sure and SO the Beatrice Green.
cry before ysu sell yosr erean. eegs
and poultry. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Bullock Of this
city are the happy parents Of = boy,
born Saturday.
Jas Hunter Of Minden, Iowa, was a
business visitor in Julesburg last Fri
day and Saturday.
Geo. H. Thompson, loans
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Smelser and their
daughters Halle and Evelyn, are at
Centennial, Wyo., for brief vaca-
ton.
Grinding and repairing lawn mowers
also shoe-repair!ng. Prices reasonable.
One door south of Judge Pounds re-
ziderce. ". E. Randolph. i10-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy T Johnson and
Attorney ". H. Pound drove from
Sterling 70 Estes Park last Saturday
TO spend Sunday al that place.
E. II. Kelsey, president of the First
National Bank Of Sterling was a Sun.
day visitor in Julesburg, the guest OF
his son, E. y. Kelsey of this city.
Scientific Pruner in town. Notify
n. L. Pearson, Julesburg, Colo.
II,
The Rev. Father Geisart went 20
Pueblo last week, having gone there
in order 10 accompany Russian girl
TO the Institute for Feeble Minded in
that city.
Mrs. George Reed gave a party at
her home Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. W. H. Hargis, who is
in our city visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. C. Wagner.
Miss Olga Eversman returned home
Sunday morning from Glen Isle. a
mountain resort where she spent a
weeks vacation after her summer
course at Greeley, Colorado.
Furniture for sale-including rugs,
chairs, beds and bedroom set, and
book, k,desk. Can see furniture at our
house, or phone to
Mrs. John Spells
Dr. c. W. Rook, wife and son Fran
els started out this week on a vacs-
ton trip to the mountains, going n
their auto. They will probably 60 to
the southwestern part Of the state
for their outing.
Miss Mary Zorn has resigned her
station, where she was employed as
bookkeeper. She is working at pres
cnt in Sidney as bookkeeper, but thi.
position is only temporary.
Mr.. Lee Roby Of the Keota country
closed deal this week by which he
becomes the owner of the Otis John.
son farm Of 120 acres on the north
side. We understand the new owner
will take possession this month.
Mrs. Ralph Rozell and Mrs. George
Thompson went to Fort Morgan Sat
urday, by auto, to witness the ball
game between that town and Jules
burg. Fort Morgan is the home of
Mrs. Thompson's father and mother
Miss Olive D. Saul, registered nurse
Of Denver who has been attending
Mrs. Tom Liddle during her seriou:
illness, will leave for her home Fri.
day. Mrs. Liddle is recovering rapidly
and expects to be up and around
soon.
Some of Ovid's young folks received
severe shaking up last. Sunday eve
ming between Sedgwick and Ovid
when their car skidded on the muddy
road and dumped the occupants into
the ditch. All escaped without Sc.
rious injury. D..
The Grit-Advocate acknowledges g
fraternal call Saturday from E. A
Waltz, editor and owner of the Rec.
ord, a newspaper published at New
Richmond, Ind. Mr.. Waltz was ac.
.companied west by his wife and they
were on their way to the mountains
for a summer outing. He stopped il
Julesburg to visit in the homA Of VIM
Larabee, the wives of the two gentle.
men being cousins.