The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-02
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rozell are
spending the week in the mountains.
The early fall hats just arrived at
Mrs. H. A. Conover's.
Miss Myrtle Thunderstorm leaves to-
day for Wray, to be ready for the
opening of school Monday morning.
l.. B. Hall who halls from the Bell
wood, Neb:, country, was = visitor In
Julesburg and vicinity last Monday,
being here on business.
Now is the time to get bes. re-
suits from your poultry BY using Or.
Hess's Poultry Panacea. Sole At
Cleveland 4 Laws.
Miss Dorothy Killen left Sunday
weeks visit with her uncle and aunt
Miss Marie Banks Of Shelton, Neb.,
Island, Neb., arrived in Julesburg
in the home of MRS Archie Mcmillan.
Albert and Anna Peterson of York,
Neb., were guests during the past week
north table. They returned to their
home Tuesday.
Ny stock is complete in millinery,
on sale at prices that please my trade.
| Big Spring, Neb. a26-s1
The party was given in honor Of
Miss Sunshine Wright Of What Cheer,
Iowa, who had been visitor to our
class during her vacation spent in
our town this summer. Sunshine, you
are always welcome.
Mrs. Gertie Harris and thre chill.
dren, who have spent the past three
weeks in Julesburg visiting with Mrs.
Harris cousin, r. c. McNally and fam
lily, left Wednesday for their home in
Fremont, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Brandt returned
from Denver Tuesday evening where
Mr.. Brandt recently underwent an ops-
ration for appendicitis. Mr.. Brandt
is feeling well and expects to soon r.
gain his strength.
Miss Naomi Frederick entertained
her Sunday School class ut a picnie
on the court house lawn Wednesday
afternoon. Eleven little girls and
boys were present and all seemed b
thoroly enjoy themselves. re
w. G. Mcdowell has rented the
property on Pine street belonging IA
Joe Nemec and At present occupied b.
DR.. Lewis. He will move his family
into it within a week or two and Al
up the front end of the building foI
an office in which to keep his stoci
Of remedies.
Mrs. ]. L. Nicely and her Sunday
school class went picnicking on Fri.
. day p. NJ. Of last week to the caves
J and river. After seeing the sights
] thereabouts they spread their sup.
per on table rock in a grove neal
! the river. After partaking of th<
, bountiful supper they returned home
) Mrs. Ralph Rozell has been VISITING
. in McCook, her old home, for severa
, days. She joined her husband in Den
yer the first of the week and the twt
are planning on short vacation tn,
s rest OF the week in the mountains
.. Mr.. Rozell is expected to be back IL
Julesburg by Saturday of this week
F. R. Hoppock and son who hav,
been out here for six weeks lookins
after their wheat interests left toda,
| for their home in Fullerton. Neb. Nj
Hoppock had about 200 acres of whea
that made a yield of 20 bushels ne,
acre and another 100 acres that mad,
less, due to poor seeding and prepara
ton Of the soil.
Mrs. Lou Petersen started las
Thursday for Denver with her daugh
ter Evelyn, and it is likely that be
fore she returns Miss Evelyn will up
dergo an operation for appendicitis
She has been subject to attacks of thi
disease for long time and if tn,
recommendations of the doctors ar
. in favor of an operation, it will b
performed at onre.