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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
LEGAL NOTICES
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ere rHs heirs III the sad Mar l..
Cn.1str az, deceased, and 81 such enti-
tied ~ jnneri, any lands, tenenenrE,
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or personal. constituting al 0, = par.
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cree aeeprcinylg, q, wnich hearing al
po,sofs claiming " be teirs q. laT
u salG teeeasec may sppea, and PIE
gent -aeir prpof.
Z. ~ kOLYsOS,
Administrator ~ the Estate u
Siary T.. Cnrismar. deceased.
iFst pgD Oct. 8, 1921
Las. Pgo. &oT. 2, 1921
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Or
CHATTEL MORTGAGE Bi
PUBLIC SALE

P-ole n9-are !: .e-=oy given, .oz:
- T--t1e u { chzt,e! mortgage -a--
:. ne Z3-3 Gay Of May, 1921, o-!y
se.Ilgw.eogec and .erorce1 IN The o:.
;.Gs y tie County Cle.. am Record
g 4 sa1a~lc. comfy, Co.o-aco,
S.s:s.n Sslcon Damon conveyed u
:.s --sersiyned Vim. II. Brown, o.e
Emerson Bran:lngnsm ImpIe!ne..
COMPANY zy-a3 --sciO: ann yre FIVE
os:-g-o .mne-sOn P!ow. 70 sec-re ne
psgEasl; 0: Z CERTAIN pron.szgyy ao:s
:yr ,ne SUN If sep0.Gg, given oy me
SAD Seldom Damon 70 .as san VIZ. Il
Broom. according ~ .h= terms there
q:
Thz: : breach Of the c3.1i..gns q
So mortgage nas been committed oy
..s aid Selcon Damon and possession.
o.. sa.c property has been taken oy
me zal1 r10rtgagee.
That here Is nOw Due and Daya5.s z
:tgm the payOE u the psye= o: sz!c
ly.e ne sUm of s-g0.GD w.-a i..eres:
thereon a the rate Ot u per cent per
ea.2al from the cate thereof an- len
Pe, cent upon both primer %. and H.
is:es. as attorneys fees.
!naI the Undersigned Va. Il
Brown neiag the owner Of said note
and mortgage, and being IN possession
0. said ae.crIDed property for breach
Of the conditions Of sad mortgage and
beng % empowered thereby. VIII sci.
me said property al public sale 10 the
highest bidder for cash on .ae 2.-l
day Of October, 4 D. 1921 a: e.
O'Clock A. II. on lot !, Block ), O; the
Original Town of Denye. Junction
ngw JClcsDGrg. Colorado.
WM II. BROWN.
M0rtgagee.
trs: PUB. Oct. 10. 1921.
Last Pub Oct. p, 1921.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
SCHOOL WARRANT Gall 40. :

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reg -s:sr=' o. = b C.e yr-. ). 1871
Dls-r.c: 2. Gsrz-a.--.- warrants
,e2-s.s.-1 II y before Isy :, 1871
Dis:--c- .. Sp=c-s.-.-- warrants
~ s.e-e- -r gr before o.. !. 1920.
D..r-l-- s.. Speciz.-Al warrants
r=y s.e-=1 q q cetC-e Nov. =. 1920.
D!s:-:rt -. Sps-!zl-aL warrants
registered OF Or before Sep. ls, 1921
:. e 4 5. GeEeraI-a!l warrants
registered o. u before March Is,
1921
In:=rez: OF above warrants vii!
cezse Ncv. .. 1921
EARL c. HARRIS.
County T-=a -Ter.
E.rs: P1b- Oct. 20, 1921
Las S-o. NgF-- = 1921
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
PRAIRIE VIEW NEWS

The p-z.-ie View ladies' aic NE .
.ns home Of Ms. Fred johnson las,
Wednesday. 4 good crowd was rs-
pcrcec.
Hess-s. joe NcCurjy and John Le.-
i from GlenvCoi. Iowa, are here :.-
snor. time looking after Land ir.--
e.-s. They have been visiting a. .r=
home OF John aicCurdy and family.
r. /. D:llehay and L. V. Davis we.z
business visitors q. Brule, Nebr. W
-esday.
Walter Kenney was a Julesb1r,
visitor Thursday.
The Prairie View ladies wan, con
io-ers 70 lie. Call Mrs. John NJ
Curdy, president.
A Ha-d-.ir1e social will be given e,
ne s. !. Munson home Saturday eve
Ming. October 29Ih. 4 sum of fiftea7
cents will De charged for lunch cor
sls.irg Of dougnnuts, pie. and cotte-
Everyone Is invited.
Mr.. Gust johnson left for w
ming Saturday morning, where She
vii visit WIKI her parents for fes-
weeks.
lir and Mrs. Frank Barry and
family took dinner at the Fred Me
-eEe home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCurdy We're
Chapel visitors Tuesday.
Mrs Lott Daugher.y acconpan:ri
her daughter Mrs. Glen Goddard hone
Thursday, where she will spend ths
winter.
Pearl Donaldson's nephew from
North Platte. Nebr. visited al his
home last week.
a. c. Alexander and family took
dinner al the Royal Dillehay home on
Sunday.
The ladies' aid will meet at tn
nome Of Mrs. Roy kenney next We
nesday. The ladies are invited to al
tend.
Rev. Bennington will hold church
services at the Prairie View school
house next Sunday evening. Everyone
come.
Air and Mrs. Charlie Webster and
family and Hazel Vilers took dinner
at the Ed Lyons home Sunday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
ESTATE OF MARTHA e. WILL
IANS. DECEASED
No. I52.

W. -O-
NOTICE - hereby gwen thai On the
zIst GaE Of November i. D. 1921. the
under. gIe1 Will present 10 tn Cour-
y Cour- Of SeGgwick County. Coo
raGo, Ms accounts for final settlement
I a1m-n:strac.gn Of said estate. when
and where al persons n interest NAV
appear slo oge-- - taern. if they $
sire.
N9:.ce IS a-eo hereby gwen that ap-
9-cst11 s-C ne determination o
r@nr ot said Martha f. Williams.
deceased has been made and that the
Court VIII on .a.i date hercir5e orc
mentioned, or a. any time 10 which the
hearing may b. continued, proceed 10
ascertain ard determine who are the
re-rs Of The said Martha Z. Williams
deceased. ard q such entitled 10 in
her: any lands zen meats, heredita-
ments or cther property. real or per
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
:" ARRiNT CALL No. g

T-ezs-r r Office. Se1gx.ca Coun-
y, J1-esoGrg. Colorado.
Notice ! hereby gwen tha- ! will
redeem :: ny office IN Jg.es5urg
Colorado. lie following County ana
Irrigation Warrants:
Road ana brlage-Al! warrants
rz2 -s.ece1 On II before Nov. 10. 1920.
JC.esbu.g I-ri2z..gn-AIl warrants
Ecg.st REQ N " o--gre Feb. ;. 1921.
Interest on above warrants viii
cease Ng,-. 3. 1921.
EARL c. HARRIS.
County Treasurer.
F.z. Pub. o.. %. 1921.
LasG Pub. Nov. II. 1927.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20

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give. oy szic 6stsocsn-s ID .s-c plain
III. and 1slsc Octooe, %. 1919, snc
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Gwen g-Ge: ny nanc zr3 re seal
o; szio CDgrt al J1le.oggy !. ssic
County. tais lttn DAY ot September,
z. D. 1871.
iSEALj GRACE I, ROOD,
Ger. q :ne Di.trlc- Co1-,
Seayalck County. Co31rz1C.
EOlfs0n q: Een3;.c.2. s..tys.
lir.t Pub. Oct. 8, 1921.
isst Put. NUv- Z. 1871.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20

syszl, constituting al or par. O.. .-.
.-s.a-e Of Ire sac Martha Z. "
-e-ezs=1 ard enter Decree AGO.
.-y.y. 81 ~..c. hearing all pe-s1-.
20 r.c- TO = .e;:s a. law Q: s4
G=-ezsec may appear ana pre-
ter prof
DAVID r WILLIAMS
:, A1nc;rI.-,e.cr Of the Es-z-s
Martina Z Williams, decease1.
Fr.. Pzo. O-: 20, 1921.
LAST p-o. No. u. 1921.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
HDTICE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Estate of Almira Frey, Deceased.
10, IA.
Notice is hereby given that On the
7tn day of November, 4. y. 1921 the
Undersigned viii present 70 the Coun-
y Court Df Sedg%ich County, Colo-
raao, his account. fDr final settle
T.nt Of administration Of said es-
.ate, "'hen and where al person. in in
'eres, may appear and object u them.
4 tney 90 desire
FRED K. HUFFMAN,
Administrator with the VIII Annexed
ot the Estate Of Alnira Frey, de-
ceased.
First Pub. Oct. 6, 1921.
Las, Fub. Sov. 3. 1921.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting oE the Stock
to.aers Of the Sedgwick County Fair
4 :ocia.ion will be held on Saturday.
October 22nd, 1921. al oc.oc.: ?
VI. in the County Court Room, Jules
burg, Colo, for the purpose Of elect
!n2 officers for the ensuing year. 2rc
the transaction Of such other bus'ness
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
SUN MONS

Stato II Colorado
gg.
County Of Gcdgwick.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT.
JOna Ihlc, Plaintiff,
VI.
Ch.r'cs J.. Tate, Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
TO Charles l.. Tats, the defendant
above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required TO appear
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT

Dr. sapero, the Denver specials.
Will be in Julesburg at the Pioneer Ho-
tel, Saturday. October Goth. Consulta-
ton, also examination for glasses,
Tree. oct. 1920
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Of COUNTY WARRANTS

Office of County TreasIrer. Sedg-
wick County, Colo., Sep,emoe. 20.
1921.
&ptice IS hereby gwen TIA: / viii
redeem at NY office .n Sa4ywick
County all Warrant numbered az
sIrT,.-r-.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
81 " MONS
State of Colorado,

e.
County Of Scdywick
~ THE DISTRICT COURT.
farmcrE' and Merchants Bank,
Corporation, Plaintiffs,
vs..
{. Z. Hall and Mr,. Edith
Hall Defendants.
THE PEOPLE Or THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To {. +. Hall and Mrs. Edith Hall
The Defendants above named, GREET
ING:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
NAY EN.PISE.

Adm!nistrat.ix wItn VII Annexed 0
the estate Of james Il. Erarlne. dc
ceased.
Fi-s: Pub. Or.. 6. 1921.
Last Pub. Nov. 3. 1921
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
Prince Albert's a new
note in the joys of rolling 'em!

Talking about rolling
your own cigarettes, we'll
tell you right here that
Prince Albert tobacco has
'em all lashcd to the mast!
You've got a handful-of-
happiness coming your di-
rection when you pal it with
p. A. and the makin's
papers! For Prince Albert
is not only delightful to
your taste and pleasing in
its refreshing aroma, but our
exclusive patented process
frees it from bite and parch!
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate q. james Il Ena-.aa, De
ceased. No. III.
Al persons having claims zgsins:
slc estate are hsreDy notified - pre-
sent them for adjustment % tne CO1n-
- Cour. Of Sedgxics CO1n:y. Colo
ra3p. on the 7.n day of N0Tea.oer, 4.
D. 1921.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20

-.s. -zy .ez-z:y co-e before ne
E=s:I:
c. : DELY,
Secretary.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
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-s-.. st.s- NgT- IL. lSz-
EARL c HARRIS.
COMFY Lr=zz1-e
i--: ?-D. Sep -, 1yZ-
las: p1t- Oct. =. 1921
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20

And, for a fact, rolling
up Prince Albert is mighty
easy! P. A. is crimp cut and
stays put and you whisk it
into shape before you can
count three! And, the next
instant you're putting away
to beat the band!
Prince Albert is so good
that it has led four men to
smoke jimmy pipes where
one was smoked before! It's
the greatest old buddy
smoke that ever found its
way into a pipe or cigarette!
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20

LJ-E-T .Fea@-TeE
Elrs: 2-b. Oct. %, 1921
Las H-o. NgT- = 1871.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20

Prince Albert 10
sold il tsepy vsi
bsss. tidy red tins.
handsome pound
sni half pound tin
kumi1ors snS in ehs
pound crystal siass
4 q n idsv With
sponge NsoistsNsy
top.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-06
gusr nErwEEN ouRsE1vrs

Would you like to attend a lecture on the fine arts?' No" answered MT. cumrex; Mother and the girl make me feel my ignorance sufficiently at home free of charge"
 Dear readers of the Corner, that is the way I stand with the Corner when I can sit back and read such letters as Kitty Lou, Cady, ''Mercia," also Hillside wrtes, they make me feel my ignorance. It is q perfect shame lola picked up so A fellow never soueals, unless he's hurt and hurt pretty bad, so I expect she was hurt pretty near the vital spot for she has certainly lone her share of suuealing. am an interested outsider and very much wanted to know the different opin- ions about the allowance and those who do not believe in an allowance must be fifty years behind the time. I believe every one should have an allowance ] have an allowance of fifty dollars a month and think ought to. That isn't one-auarter my husbands salary and il Is all right for me to have 1t and I do not feel like I was a housekeeper either
 AN INTERESTED SUBSCRIBER
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-06
WRITES FROM THE sEAsHoRE

Dear CorneriteS: It surely has been a long time since any of you have heard word from Ma of Greene Gables" but let me tell you I with the/r rest of the family have been some busy getting the shore cottage completed but is nearly done and myself and immediate family are here in it. enjoying ourselves very much. It is now five o'clock in the morn ing and fur in the family are out dig ging clans and quahaugs. We use them in all ways, fried, steamed or ehowder or fritters and seems so every time we eat they taste better than the time be- fore. People who never had a chance to eat them so fresh from the water don't realize the difference in the taste where they have been dug and kept severaI days thy do not taste the same My small daughter and her husk nd came down as often as his business will allow and other times she is keeping house for Ma" We also have few friends drop in once in while to share our pleasure but we do just as littS work as possible, but keep things in order alright Be fore this is in print I hope to have Bug and her husband with us for a few days. 'Bug" has had her hands full lately with her new grandson and needs a little rest. I think it is lovely here. we are near East Greenwich, very near
 
 tonomut Plat recently opened and all the lots are sold and many cottages already built also many tents are around. should not like to live in a tent myself There is quite a large family living in one near us, been there long before we came and will stay until cold weather, making their living digging and selling quahaugs. There was a terrible thun- der shower last night and it almost made me homesick, such terrible lightning I never saw. They tell me it is much worse near the water and it does seem so Of course there are some bad things here as well as everywhere, the mosquitoes are i quite neighborly but our house is well l screened and we use all things we can l hear of to keep them away and I told l the folks we were getting used to them | now, we have nine room cottage with 1 six sleeping rooms and my son got an | original name for it is "Iwantukum' pro- nounced T want to come" and we cer- tainly do and so does everyone else who i has been here I wish all the iste-s coudl 1 have as nice time as I am having. I've waited good many years for it myself l but am enjoying it immensely. We are l only a few miles from Greenwich and drive in every day for supplies and ma: l and have lovely mlk from a nearby farm There are many lovely estates nearby for sale. It seems too bad when we lool and see the work and money that ha: been done and used and now the one: | who have done it are dead and no ont seems to want them, lovely great house and large grounds set out with trees an shrubs all fenced in. Well. that is tn way of the world, I suppose. We vii soon pass on ourselves, but let's enjo ourselves as much as we can as we go ol and be kind and pleasant to all and len a helping hand when he can so they ca say at the end, She hath done what sh could.'
 Best wishes and hope all may have
 pleasant vacation is the wish of
 MA OF GREENE GABLES.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-06
A MESSAGE FROM BILLIE.

Dear Cornerites: A kind friend sent me today some pages of The Corner, and while the spirit is upon me, I must take up my pen and write. It has been long time since I sent a message, but have kept in touch many times while in New He~en last winter. In the last three V H's I have felt like a wander ing refugee. Making my home in diff ferent cities during the winter and re- turning. to my seaside home for the sum- mer.
 Glad to see so many names of the old members and it was with sadness that [ read of several who have passed on. Hope Pa will not say to me what he said t9 Deadwood Dick. wish to send greetings to Poan, Enid, Retsey Bobbett. Gala Lily, Diana, Jim. Rural Delivery and many others. I would like to ask Rural Delivery does he remember the spooney card I sent him years ago To Jim I want him to know I received his card. Dom Pedro and Balsam Fir. you are remembered. To the new mem bers I wish to say Billie was here in the beginning and didn't we make The Cor ner hum.
 Well. the bees are still humming. ] am the same cheerful, light hearted
 BILLIE
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-06

my husband, I think would put him with Hillsideb husband. Jercmy's letter was also good, she wrote like one with the right spirit, also, Cady, Love, Scottie, Practical Polly, I liked them all, but, sIola's'' she gets mad, and this was siTnp- ly giving our opinion. did say was mad as March hare, but was just fool ing. Well, forgive me, lola, and you won't hear from English any more. l think you must be the whole show at your house. You must wear the pants.
 Mercia: Now you are to have your name, "Ethlyn" back I hope you won't try to keep the Corner in a battle, l see your husband goes to Maine for the month of August. I hope you both have a good time. Quite a joke, trying to palm yourself off as a typewriter when know you have been married twenty-f1ve years. Quite a story you wrote, they dc say you write stories. hope you send another to the Corner.
 Peterkins, you had hard luck. too, but we forgive you, and Mercia don't leave the Corner just on account of being called a grouch Two of the sisters bounced on Hillside when she wrote to the Corner because she sent in a recipe with whiske5 in it. Really they thought it was terrible and I don't think Hillside has writer three times since and she was a great help to us.
 Triple E.: you are Christian tt give Mercia back her name Ethlyn. She hasn't seemed to have good luck undel that name.
 Charity to all.
 I forgive you, Kitty Lou. you hav' been a faithful writer. I guess if lovt more and nag less will have better lucl although have no fault to find with my John--he is not misguided one. ENGLISH
 After this letter I take my own name 'Hubby's Chum.'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-06
THAT TUMBLE-DowN SHACK IN
 ATHLnNEn

THAT TUMBLE-DoWN SHACK IN
 ATHLoNE."
 Dear Sisters of the Social Corner: It would seem as if the romantic story of That Tumble-Down Shack in Athlone" were pictured in the weird little cabin hidden under the woodlands on the banks of Poquetannock cove.
 Sweet and serene this humble hut stands, unpainted and worn, looking out acroSs the cove to the westward. From it's leaning porch may be heard the wa- ter softly tapping the shore, and the ebb tide slowly barring the rocks and sea grass that rift the edges of the shore. Down among the reeds the sprays of floating grass whirl on the sparkling wa- teYs, marking the sunshine like strips of fire. The long stream of smoke from occasional trains that cross the bridge at the entrance to the cove seems to mingle with the shifting clouds. Nor could the alert eye of the traveller discern the sunken outlines of That Tumble-Down Shack" among the clumps of bushes that protect it's eastern exposure
 Why should this honely, lonely shack,
 settled under the edge of the hf1l, iso- lated and solitary-even wild and tum- bling down-torn and buffeted by the
 wintry storms that sweep across the cove Dul uON oAlGTlHS WOlCOulC SfSilSI IEOIi the summers heat. touch the heart of the wayfarer!
 But merry is the scene in the quaint
 old hack when the grabbing season comes on. The boats bob lightly on the in- coming tide and the fresh winds sway ] the lines that are thrown afar into the depths of the cove. Merry is the laugh ter as the crabs are pulled into the boats and ashore are soon made ready for
 feast that only a grabbing party can enjoy.
 Commerelalism nor vandalism has nol despeiied the shores of this beautiful cove, nor have the river banks been rob- bed of their primeval loveliness. But looking backward phantom imag- ] es of the Indians in their birch canoes may be seen plying over the trembling waters. and again the strong hands of the early settlers pointing their canoes l up the river to the Landing" at Nor wich or the minor trading centers. But ! they have been sleeping along these hill | sides for two centuries or more, nearly or entirely forgotten, while the mysteries and the moods of the winds of Poque- tannuck cove that the ''Tumble-Down Shack and whisper among the sea ! grass are not unchanged, and ever sing ! peaceful lullaby to the weary sojourn- CT whe tarries awhile and dreams again the sweet day-dreams of youth in the | stiffness and shadows of That Tumble ! Down Shack in Athlone."
 THE LITTLE SINISTER.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-06
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ALLOW
 ANGIE


 Dear Social Corner Sisters: I thank Scottie, Loretta, Kitty Lou, Practical Polly, Cady and Jeremy for their let ters. Jeremy and Kitty Lou's letter sounded like Aunt Mary's, also Practica Polly, and Cady's were on that order. want to say to Jeremy about the allow ance. Should you be deprived of saw ings of your own? Should your husband allow you so much for your own? have several, yes a dozen, friends who would like to know. That is certainly a good idea to have an allowance you have saved before marriage. Your let ter was interesting all the way through. You wrote so Christian like. The live and let live spirit reigned just because there Is difference in opinion is no sign person wishes to carry gun. That's absolutely heathenish. There have been many subjects brought up in the Cor ner without anchor and without port, while others were as unalterable as the laws of Medes and Persians. And this subject I put with Sister Peterkins is stil open to the opinion of the sisters if they wish to give 1t. It is simply a glow worm, not conhagration- you can't blow and swallow at the same time. There's no fire about this. so you won't have to spit and sputter to put 1t out. and the kernel of good advice be eliminated so that the help will be about as useful as a large screw driver for 3 small screw.
 While my letter was simply a sketch | just short story-one of the sisters had one in some time ago about the neighborS." Let me repeat those of quoted lines, There is so much bad 1T the best of us and so much good in tht most of us. 1t i'll becomes any of us tc talk about the rest of us."
 Triple E: I thank you for your kind ness in letting me sign my old name Ethelyn, (Mercia mo more.)
 ETHELYN.