The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-08-25

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[ eE-=. Wye VISITED IN Jl.esb1-S last
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]. NJ. Ioo~-l's mother, Mrs. z J. Do
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{ Joan { Spells "a. an Advertisement
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D. e. Crook, ~to hzd been visiting
] <lIh q. daughters. Nes.1ansa " Il.
1 Pound And e. D. Parker, and families.
i 10. -one .T1e. let. last Saturday sor
/ rs home Il Los Angeles, Calf
Mrs.. E y. Beth1n Of Denver. VINO
i hac o-en visiting =: tie A. E. Lzaning
4 ho-< FOX several days, left Monday
T. q: S-sr.ng. Sae Is q relative Of NJ.
4 L4n..ng.
} FOR SALE-AlI kind. ot household
4 furniture. gooc as nex. prsces reason
! able. See Mrs Roy Stevenson, room
4 :, Pos, Office Building. i.
BON, Aug l3, baby gi,l 70 Mr.
aad Ms J A Smith. residents Of
t.e south tabse, a. tie home Of Mrs.
4 Smiths parents, NJ. and Mrs. S. r.
4 Ncks!lips. on Wes. Fourth street.
! Mother snd baby are getting along
nicely.
Y Wiley Stone Is acting City Marshal
during the absence Of NarxaaI ". E.
1 Cunningham the later having LEI,
\ Wednesday afternn tot Wheeling,
6 West virginia, accompanying the BODY
Of ms mother, wno died here Mon
day. and VAS shipped to West Viz
4 gina tor burial
Mrs c. H. Peterson and small son
4 arrived home Friday morning from a
Il TIP 10 Chicago and New York and
4 other eastern points. Mr.. Peterson.
4 T-ho companied them. stopped off
\ a. Lincoln, and arrived home one day
later. He had been East 70 purchase
goods for the Wellworth Department.
Store, Of which he Is manager
Dr.. and Mrs. E. P Murdock left
last Sunday morning via auto for an
. touting trip in the West. expecting 70
visit Yellowstone Park and other
/. points Of interest. They accompanied
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Keeter of Elsie.
Sebr. and Mrs. Earl Pool, Miss Min
: ME keeter and Jake Keefer. They
: expect 20 De absent several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. ". H. CRUZ. Doug
!. las and William CRUZ and Lloyd Ken
field arrived las. Saturday from St
Edward. Neor- and are visiting with
Mrs. Emma kenfield and family. be-
!. ing parents. brothers and son respect
lively Of Mrs. Kenfield They left on
Tuesday for visit with relatives in
Sidney. Nebr-- expecting 70 return 10
Julesburg before leaving for St Ed
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harrison Of
Lincoln, Nebr. were Julesburg visit
ors last Monday, at the home Of Mr..
Harrison's brother, 7. J. Harrison, and
family. They left Tuesday morning
on their return trip over the Lincoln
Highway. They were making an in
spectlon Of the various camping
grounds. Mr.. Harrison is a new.pa-
; per man of considerable note. just now
being engaged in writing a series of
. articles for the Lincoln State journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W Lanning and ba-
by fvone Snelser returned on Monday
night from Denver and Boulder. Mr.
and Mrs. Lanning and baby visited
few days here with Mrs. Lanniny's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Smeiser.
and family. They intend 70 leave to-
day Thursday for Melbeta. Nebr.
for a short visit with Mrs. Lanning's
sister, Mrs. J. D. Cannell, and family,
and from there will go 10 Yellowstone
Park before returning TO their home
in Paonia, Colo
Jesse c. Jones, who recently dis
posed Of his grocery store to the P
. Petersen Mercantile Co. in this city.
} has decided that Julesburg is about as
good place 20 live as anywhere, and
last Thursday purchased an interest in
the Julesburg Pharmacy from E. l.
Foster. Mr.. Jones took possession al
once. and the business is now being
conducted under the management of
Messrs. Foster and Jones' Elsewhere
in this issue OF the Grit-Advoca,e ap-
pears the announcement of the formal
opening of this new enterprise which