The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-06-30
LOCAL NEWS AND
MONAL ITEMS
OF INTEREST


Juiesburg business visitor Tuesday
I. r. Thunderstorm of Grand Island,
Nebr.. arrived here Sunday, and is
visiting with relatives and friends.
Some men are not hen pecked. They
Just happen to have their nerve in
their wife's name.
Born. June 18th, a baby boy to Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Lanckriet on the
south table. DIR. J. F. Hart was in
attendance
Attorney Bruce Mckay of Denver,
who has been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
b: II. Schrader, returned to Denver
Wednesday.
When we figure railroad fare at
about four cents a mile, with as much
free dust and cinders as ever, a va
cation at home looks better than ever
Miss Beulah Peck of Huntley, Nebr.
arrived here Sunday night for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. c. b. McCamp-
bell, and family.
HarwOOd Edwards of Kenoshe, Wis,
who had been visiting at the r. S.
Dye home in this city, returned to his
home the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Allan Harris and baby return
ed Saturday night from Ault, Colo,
where she had been visiting for the
past two weeks with her sister. Mrs.
w. d. Andrews.
County treasurer E. C. Harris re-
ceived car load of stock cattle from
Denver the first of this week. He
now has them on pasture at the Har-
rls ranch west of Julesburg.
Mrs. Vim. Brandt has been behind
the counters at the Cleveland & Law
drug store this week, during the alb
senre of z. N. Cleveland, who is en-
Joying vacation in the mountains.
Lloyd Harrison, Ben Franklin, Mrs.
Z. W. Rook, Jr. and T. J. Harrison
left the first of this week via auto
for Mason, Nebr. to attend the funer-
al of relative, Charles Harrison
The Finley Dye family moved Mon
day from the apartments in the Corpe
building to the Julesburg Community
Hospital, where they will reside. Mrs.
Dye is the manager of the new hos
pital.
Miss Florence Kimmel of Quincy,
ILL.,, sister of Mrs. C. W. Rook of this
city, and Mrs. Hefta and son Donald,
friends, from Minnesota, enroute to
their home in California, will arrive
here this week for a visit in the DR..
Rook home.
Mrs. Jacob Frickel and children left
last Thursday for Hastings, Nebr. for
visit with relatives. Mr.. Frickel
will leave here Saturday via auto for
Hastings, where he will spend the
Fourth, and will be accompanied home
by his family the first of next week.
Workmen have been busy this week
remodelling the interior of the Lincoln
Cafe building, Messrs. Joe Werth and
Joe Harris are the carpenters on the
job. When completed the Lincoln
Cafe will present very commodious
and progressive appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Peterson and
son will leave next Sunday morning
for Cortez, Colo, where they will en-
JOY three-week's vacation on their
ranches there. Victor Meline, an en-
ploye of the Wellworth Department
Store, will accompany them.
The Julesburg Trade Bulletin ap-
pears on pages two and three of this
issue of the Grit-Advocate There are
numerous interesting announcements
which it will pay you to read. The
Trade Bulletin has for its purpose
that of creating a larger volume of
trade for Julesburg, and is issued by
Julesburg merchants every two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warren of Ger
ing, Nebr. have been visitors in this
section the past week, coming here
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Warren's
father, which was held at Ovid last
Monday afternoon. Roy was formerly
a resident of Ovid, having been en-
gagged in the mercantile business there
with E. A. Carroll a few years ago.
He is now connected with a mercan-
tile establishment at Gering.
Roy E. Stevenson has sold his op-
tical and watch repairing business to
L. E. Ragan of Albion, Nebr. Mr..
Ragan expects to move his family to
Julesburg some time next month and
expects to take charge of the business
about August LIST. He plans to oper-
ate Jewelry store in connection with
the optical and watch repairing busi-
ness. Mr.. Stevenson informs a repor-
ter of the Grit-Advocate that he has
not as yet made any plans for the
future.
A case was tried in county court
last Tuesday wherein C. A. Vanek
was plaintiff and George Foos, de-
PENDANT. Both parties are residents
Of the Sedgwick vicinity. The case
was civil action wherein Vanek was
suing Foos on an account. After
hearing the evidence Judge Labaree
took the matter under advisement, to
make a decision later. Attorneys
Robson e. Hendricks represented the
plaintiff and Attorney T. E. Munson
Of Sterling appeared in behalf of the
defendant