The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-01-15
INTERESTING LOCAL AND PERSONAL
NEWS GATHERED DURING THE WEEK

Assistant Cashier C. S. Deily of the
Citizens National Bank, spent the lat
ter part Of last week at his old home
in Wisner, Nebr. He returned here
the first part of the week.
u. Y. Cleveland was passenger to
Denver Wednesday morning to visit
his wife and son Harl, the latter re-
cuperating from the operation recent
ly underwent in hospital there.
H. B. Stewart, vice-president Of the
Citizens National Bank in this city,
arrived in Julesburg last Tuesday
from his home in Charlton, Iowa. and
is attending to business matters here.
Everett Farnham and family Of
Sterling, Colo, are visiting in this
city at the home of Mrs. Farnham's
father, f. J. Frederick and family.
They made the trip via auto and re-
port the roads as fair.
NJ. j. Graves will hold public
sale at his place south Of Julesburg
on Thursday, January 22nd. A large
advertisement appears in this issue
making detailed announcement OF this
sale. Read the ad for particulars.
A. T. Benson, manager Of the Ryan
Company store in Julesburg. went
to Omaha the latter part Of last week
to attend the annual meeting of Ryan
Company ;nd also to attend meeting
Of the managers Of Ryan Company
stores.
The John Cass Lumber Co. has an
announcement in this issue of the Grit
Advocate which should be Of interest
to those who are inconvenienced for
living quarters. The house problem
in Julesburg must be solved and this
business enterprise wants to assist in
doing it. We refer you to the adver-
tisement which will be of interest to
those wanting home.
L. J. Lundell, the tailor. has moved
his tailoring establishment into his
new building just north of the Hippo
drome theatre. C. W. Rozell will oc-
cupy the entire building including the
quarters formerly used by Mr.. Lundell
with the Auto Service Station. This
arrangement provides much better ia
cilitics for the handling of both these
business enterprises.
"The Right to Happiness was the
title of the big feature film produc-
ton at the Hippodrome theatre on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights of this
week. This picture is wonderful
production, the two leading characters
being portrayed by Miss Dorothy
Phillips. Manager Lanning is to be
congratulated upon securing such
high-class productions. A large crowd
was in attendance.
Our neighboring town Of Holyoke
ha, beer getting loc of free adver-
Using ccincident with community
:llxup which recently occarrei there
The denver papers AMI :he Ho!y"ke
Enterprise have devoted considerable
space giving details, and the last is
sue of the Enterprise calls upor, tile
District Attorney for a show down.
Matters seemingly are at the boiling
point over there and getting warmer.
Sheriff Thunderstorm left last Fri
day night for Topeka, Kas. He re-
turned to Julesburg Monday night
Will Il pIlSolcI ildiHei MIN IdSSiiSi, :,
a Russian, who recently LETT here.
Hassner is charged with having sold
mortgaged property, of which the
Ovid State Bank is the complainant
Hassner is now lodged in the county
jail, he having waived preliminary
tearing, anil the matt r will be dis,
posed of in district court.
A new garage is soon to be erected
in this city, the structure to be 75x140
feet and will front on Second street
near the Span livery barn. Messrs.
Kelsey e. Hodges are the gentlemen
promoting this enterprise. the same
to be used in connection with the
Julesbure Tractor d Implement Co.'S
establishment. Contractor Edward
Radcliffe is the contractor on the job
and work will be pushed as fast a.
weather conditions will permit. Watch
Juieshurs grow