The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-16

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Springs were Julesburg business
visitors last Saturday evening.
E. E. Fellers left the first Of this
week for St. Edwards. Sebf.. 10 spend
the holidays with relatives and friends.
Attorney AcConley Of Sterling. was
. Julesburg visitor last Friday, At
tending TO legal matters in district
court.
Judge L. c. Stephenson returned to
Fort Morgan last Saturday morning.
district court having adjourned here
Friday evening.
Ars- Ralph Rozeu returned home
last Friday evening from . two o.
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends at AeCook, Nehr.
Attorney T. Z. Xunson returned TO
Stesling Saturday morning after hav-
ing spent the week here attending TO
legal matters in district court.
4r. and Mrs.. Denver Wilson and
daughter were Chappell visitors last
Saturday and Sunday, visiting At the
home Of Mrs. Wilson's sister. Mrs. A.
len Harris Of that plsee.
Hudson 4 KFist wishes TO announce
this week for cash, that they will sell
sugar for tl0.50 per hundred. Also .
number Of god bargains and lower
prices in good staple gfoeefies.
Beautiful platinum and diamond en-
gagemeat rings. 5000, $l2kO0
and up. Other diamond rings $500
and up. On payment if desired.
Goodall. Jeweler. Ogsllala, Nebr.Dl
Miss Helen Lswton. who il teaching
school At Morrison, Colo, il expected
to arrive home the latter part Of this
week to spend the Christmas vacation
with her mother. Ms. Florence Lev.
ton, and family.
Misses Marvel Corpe and Nellie
Dye, who are attending the Nebraska
state university 1t Lincoln, are ex-
pected to arrive home tomorrow
(Friday) TO spend the Christmas va
cation with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gressley are
the proud parents Of an eight pound
baby boy, born at their home at Phil
lips, Nebr.. December 9Th. Mrs.
Gressley is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mr.. Cal Wilson in this city.
John Burauls, . prosperous farm
er living near Venango, underwent an
operation Saturday for the removal
Of tonsils, Drs. Rock and Dutton per-
forming the operation at their offices
in this city.
Miss Violet French. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. French in this
city, underwent an operation last Fri
day for the removal Of tonsils and |
Drs. Rook and Dutton Der.
forming the operation.
Dick George returned last Tuesday |
morning from Atwood, Kansas, where |
he had spent few days visiting with |
relatives and friends. He had been |
called there on account Of the death |
Of cousin.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
]. Walters in this city underwent an |
operation Wednesday for the removal
Of adenoids and tonsils. Drs. Rook & |
Dutton performed the operation. The
little one is reported to be recovering |
nicely from the operation.
The Colver Bros Music store uses
, page Advertisement in this issue of |
the Grit-Advocate to make their holi-
day announcement. You should pay
particular attention to this ad.
The J. W. Broadhead store Of Sedg-
wick realizes that the Grit Advocate
IS q splendid advertising medium, and
his week as last, uses a half-page ad
10 tell the public Of the many bar
gains offered in their Quitting Busi-
ness sale.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
bazaar and supper held last Saturday
Afternoon and evening was big sue
:ess. The ladies were rewarded for
heir diligent efforts by selling most
offered at the bazaar and
l large crowd attended the sumptuous
upper served in the basement Of the
:hurch that evening. A neat sum was
and the ladies are to be COM
nended for the enterprise evidenced.
Attorney c. NJ. Robson was a pas
'enger to Denver last Sunday morn
ng, where he went to attend the meet
ng of The Mountain States Beet
Growers Association held in Denver
Monday at the Albany hotel. Mr..
Robson represented the local organ
zztion of The Mountain States Beet
Growers Association as a delegate.
Only nine days now remain until
Christmas, and the Christmas shop
,ers are busy selecting the gifts for
heir loved ones and friends. In most
very instance the shopper is buying
Useful and practical gifts this year,
which is entirely in keeping with the
conditions prevalent. The stores in
Fulesburg are "chock" full of holiday
FOODS, and if you have not already
made your selections, you had better
10 SO soon before the stocks are de-
'leted. Wherever at all possible we
uggest that you do your Xmas shop
ling at home, and thus boost this
ommunity by patronizing home in
lustry.
A Ford car belonging to John Hal
Iuist in this city was stolen last
thursday night from the garage at
he Halquist home. Mr.. Halquist
lotified sheriff Thunderstorm of the
heft, and a search was instituted. The
ar was found Friday on the Lincoln
Highway about three miles west Of
|ulesburg near the Earl Harris place.
The car evidently had balked on the