The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-10-20
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.

H. w. Virgins leIt tuesday night
for sort business trip to Omaha.
Dresses, dresses. Specials On d. ess-
es neNt Saturday at the Style Shop.
Mrs. W. J. Kelley ent rtaineo a
number of her lady friends at cards
on Wednesday evening.
4 lot Of mats at haf price At The
Style Shop. Ask TO see them.
M.ss blanche Pyle of North Platte.
Nebr. was VISITOR in JulesDlrg ov-
er Sunday.
Last week We gave you special
prices on hose. etc. This week it's
d. d.esses-~O0l dresses. canton creoe
dresses. Come and zee them. The
prices will please you. the Style
Shop.
Supt. E. d. Charles of the power
plant was Sterling visitor the mid
die of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McClary of
near Sedgwick. were visitors at the
DR.. VIM. Carlson home Sunday.
On account of the sharp decline in
the wheat market, there are number
of dlsappOintments in Julesburg this
week
County Superintendent Mrs. CT.
Schroeder went to Denver Tuesday af-
ternoon to attend the state education
al convention.
Johnston's, the appreciated choco-
latos, known from coast to coast, and
fresh weekly. Ask US to show them
to you. Julesburg Pharmacy. 1t
Messrs. J. N. French and Frank
Deich returned Monday from a trip to
the Dakotas and Minnesota, where
thsy purchased some choice seed po-
tatoes.
{. c. RitenOur and family are NOV
ing to North Platte, Nebr. this week.
The Phil Chronister family will occu-
py the residence vacated by the Rite
nour family
Mrs. F. M. Carpenter arrived Mon
day from Fort Steele, Wyo., and Wis
tied until Wednesday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Archie Mcmillan, and fam
lily. She left Wednesday for her home
in Shelton. Nebr.
Deputy State Prohibition Enforce
ment Officer Goddard of Ft. Morgan.
was Julesburg business visitor last
Thursday comforting with the loca!
authorities relative to prohibition
matters.
Mrs. Garnet Isabel Pelton, execu-
tive secretary of the Colorado Tuber-
culosis Association, with headquarters
at Denver. was Julesburg business
visitor the first of the week in this
interest of the association.
County clerk Mrs. Nellie f. Nichols
issued marriage license Thursday,
October 10th to Fred H. Henni and
Miss Marie Galitz, both of Julesburg.
Ihey were united in marriage by Rev.
\. v. kuhns. pastor of the Congrega-
tlonal church in this city.
Edward Fischer returned last Fri
day from Glendevey, Colo. where he
engaged in tha sport of hunting deer
for couple of days during the open
season. Ed says he wasn't fortunate
enough to "bag" a deer, although he
tried hard enough.
S. NJ. Beadle returned to Omaha
Monday night to resume the chiro-
practlc treatments, after a weeks Wis
It here with his family. Mr.. Beadle
seems to be considerably improved,
fact which.is good news to his host of
friends here.
District Attorney Roy T. Johnson
of Sterling and Attorney Isaac Pelton
of Akron arrived here Monday even
'P>"s hASSudy anu W eUneS-
day in this city gathering data in
preparation for the coming Rozelf
murder trial which will be held in
district court here next week. Attor-
ney Pefton has been engaged by the
district attorneys office to assist in
the prosecution. They left here We'd
nesday afternoon and will return Sun
day evening.
Fred Songer, farmer residing on
the Cleveland and Souders farm west
of Ovid, was arrested Tuesday morn
ing by sheriff Thunderstorm and depu-
ty H. c. Kinsman upon a charge of
threatening to shoot and kill o. P.
Wilson. resident of this city. Messrs
Songer and Wilson engaged in an al
tercation Monday afternoon at the
farm west of Ovid. at which time it is ,
alleged that Mr.. Songer threatened to
shoot and kill Mr.. Wilson. Songer was
arraigned in justice court Tuesday af-
ternoon before Justice of Peace E. J, i
Frederick. at which time the defend
ant asked for continuance until next
Saturday morning at ten o'clock. In
default of bond the defendant was |
remanded to the custody of the shcr
iff. He gave bond Wednesday for
ms appearance at the hearing Satur-
in