The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-22

IL 1leAUSOCAIE
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Oil were in
attendance at the Logan County Fair
in Sterling Friday.
DR.. Hess fly chaser. Any size,cans.
Cleveland & Law.
DR.. c. W. Rook returned Tuesday
morning from several weeks So
journ in California.
Household furniture for sale. In
quire 5l5 w 5th St. R.C. Van AIKEN.
"Beans' Menter' left Sunday for
Missoula, Montana. where he will at
tend school this winter.
Don't miss the dance at Loves
Hall, Saturday. Sept. oath. 1t
Mr. and Mrs. George Brandt re-
turned to their home in Omaha Fri
day. after short visit with her bro
ther, w. C. Brandt and wife,,
Just received part of car load of
extra good Trousers. Come in and
try them on. Lundell & Nemec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schields were
passengers to Denver Friday. They
went there to drive back cars for the
Julesburg Motor Co.
Mothers, be sure to register your
babies at one of the drug stores be-
ore September 23d for the Baby Cam
paign at Sedgwick County Fair.
Homer Callen. who has been visit
ing in this vicinity for some time with
relatives, left Tuesday morning for
mis- home at Centerville, Iowa.
So The People May Know-That
the Wellworth has the best and larg-
est shoe department in northeastern
Colorado and northwest Nebraska. 1t
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Carlson are
moving into, one of the apartments,
| of the new apartment house this
| week. DR.. Carlson has purchased the
| dental office from Dr. R. c. Van AIKEN
Miss Anna Winther lett last Thurs
| day for Denver, for brief sojourn
after which she will return to the
| William Peterson home on the south
table, where she is visiting Miss
Winther's home is in Iowa
Mr.. H. F. Tucker and daughter,
Marie Of Sargent, Nebr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Patrick OF Louvilia. Iowa,
l ~, 4 e.,
an over night visit with MIR. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Huntley and Mrs. Anna Burns.
of Moran, Kansas.
A public sale will be held Wednes-
| day, October 5th. at the Armstrong
farm six miles north of Big Springs
on the Day road. The job printing de-
partment of the Grit-Advocate printed
bills for this sale this week. A large
advertisement giving complete details
of this sale will appear in the next
issue of the it-Advocate. H. NJ.
Gilchrist and l.. l.. Davidson will Be
the auctioneers and A. kjeldgaard,
clerk.
Rev. E. V. Kuhns left last Monday
sor his hol..e at Provo, Utah, after
| two-weeks sojourn in Julesburg, he
having filled the pulpit at the Congre
gatonal church in this city during his
| say here. Rev. kuhns has been call
[ I'd to the Congregational pastorate
| here, and it is thought probable that
| he will accept, as he was very favor
ably impressed with this community.
"rrng his short stay in our city,
..ev. Kuhns made many friends. who
| nope that he decides to locate within
our midst.
DR.. R. C. Van AIKEN has sold his
| dental practice and equipment to DR..
| VIM. j. Carlson, and We are informed
that DR.. Carlson will take possession
the first of next week. This prob
ably means that DIR. Van AIKEN and
his estimable family will leave Jules
burg within the near future, much to
the regret of their many friends here.
who will wish them success in their
new location. DIR. Carlson is well and
favorably known here, having been a
member of the firm of Law L. Carlson
in this city for the past year or so.
The Junior Chorus Choir of the
| Methodist church was reorganized
last Thursday for the new Conference
year. After the regular practice a
business meeting was held. The fol-
lowing were elected: Superintendent,
Mrs. F. H. Barnes, director, G. Fl.
Austin, President, Clarence Barnes;
Vice-P President, Edna Harris;
secretary, Irene Fender. After prac-
tice refreshments We're served by the
ladies' aid society, the Sunday Morn
ing Choir being guests. Mrs. G. E.
| Hendricks then in unique and de-
| lightful way introduced the subject of
THE Different Elements Entering In
to Musical Composition" applying
| them to character and life. Continu-
ing this Mrs. l.. f. Petersen spoke on
Accent" Mr.. G. H. Austin, ckey-
nnfn Hardness Waller .'Eenno ,,