The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-16

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itse Tuesday.
Those Grit-Advoeste vant-aAs beinG
r:sults. Just 6y then and be eoa-
The Conxrexatio.al L.di.s' Aid So
etety will meet st tie ConGregational
church Thursday afternoon. September
Ladies. one md al, hriag . mics
hex. full Of Eoodies, to the social, on
Sept. IS, At West Fair Visw School
Hose. Dist. No. 3. .
Mrs. Tompeft, Hrs. Win Gunaser
en1 w. w. Bower Of OsAkosA were
JsIesburg shopper last Monday, and
aleo visited With relatives aAd ffieo2s.
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D. Tempieton Of H.xtua was look
Ing after business matters pertaining
= land interests In JulesburE Sstur-
Nov, bows. Old and vou,:. =; come ,,o.: and
bay a good supper and enjoy . good
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School in Dist. No. 8. Sept. 25.
s. N. Beadle. proprietor Of the bea-
die Grain Co.. was . business visitor
t. Galloway. Nebr.. the Latter part Of
last week. returning here the first Of
this week. He made the trip via auto.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. White and fami-
ly returned to JulesburK last Nanday
evening from . ten days visit at their
old home in Grafteon. Nebr. Mr..
White reports . bumper corn crop
in that section.
w. E. Cunningham accompanied his
daughter, Miss Marjorie. to Denver
last Thursday morning, where she un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
Word has been received here that she
is recovering nicely.
2 DR.. Harold Law arrived here the
first Of the week from La Junta, Colo,
and is spending few days visiting
with relatives and friends. and also
taking in the sights at the big Sedg-
County Fair.
Several of the business establish
ments Of Julesburg have attractive
advertising booths at the fair grounds
in the large tent Just west Of the
grandstand. These various concerns
are to be commended in the enterprise
shown by using such progressive ad-
vertising methods.
We have been informed that the
Holyoke band accompanied by bunch
Of Boosters from Holyoke will visit
Julesburg tomorrow friday after
} noon, their visit here being for the
purpose Of advertising the Phillips
! county fair, which will be held at
Holyoke next week.
Prof. C. W. Bunch was q Julesburg
; visitor from Holyoke last Sunday. Prof.
Bunch was formerly the capable and
popular leader of the one-time famous
!, Julesburg Concert Band. During the
, past several months he has been .
! resident Of Holyoke where he has pur-
chased barber shop and reports busi-
ness good. However, Prof. Bunch can't
refrain from visiting the old town and
> shaking hands with his numerous
i friends in this community.
; The Southern Rag-A-Jazz Band will
. furnish music for dance to be held
at loves hall Saturday night, Sep
. |tember 25th. This celebrated orches-
ira has been engaged to play during
the winter at the Albany hotel in Den
yer, and bear the reputation Of being
one of the best. No doubt large
| cTOWQ Will dLtenQ lllS cVeHI anu speliu
an enjoyable evening tripping the light
fantastic to the strains of the music
furnished by the Southern Ragg-A-
Jazz Band.
Warren G. Harding, Republican can
didate for President, made real hit
with the farmers Of the country when
he said that when he is President he
will send home to productive pursuits
thousands of federal employees who
are unnecessarily cluttering up the
streets and office buildings in Wash
ington. The Ohio Farmer, comment
ing on this, said, "What a fine thing il
would be if hundred thousand Of
these clerks could be released from
government jobs where their services
are not needed, so that they might
return to useful work"
A very pleasant and enjoyable 30.
cial event Of last week was that Of
the first wedding anniversary Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ear C. Hamilton, the occa.
sion being in the nature of si1
o'clock dinner given At the Hamilton
home last Friday evening. A dainty
feuf- dinner was served and thu
guests upon their departure wishet
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton many happy
returns Of the day and many mors
anniversaries. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Rozell, Mr. anC