The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28

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Mn Ec Fkelps and son Fos1~st h1x
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Viz. VIII relatives rh<y erect
70 be ass<n. shsgt two asoafhs.
Pie Tar and Powdered fosin u
posa6 paesaxe. for s<paxator het
dressing =: Cleveland 4 Law.
Ny. And Mr. C. E. Seif Of Aurcfa.
Seor-, are viai,ors IN this sec,na,
.ooking After :heiY farming insef<x,,
OF The south table.
xafshal ". z. Cunningham. e
Phelps And E. E. Franklin were Sd
n<y .b3siness rstor1 Tuesday, rt-
turning here that evening
Ars- H. C. Mills Of Loag Beach.
CAlIt-, Is visiting a. the home Of b<y
nesee, Ms c. F. Parker and family.
having srriyed Monday.
Mr.. and NYs. ". L Dalton Of ,bi.
city are the proud parents Of . baby
boy. born Wednesday. July 27th. Dr.
r. g. Ewing Ias in Attendance.
Miss Sophia Law Of Piper City, Ill.
vhI Is visiting with her neice, Mrs..
Fred Fender and family, left today
for Sedgwick. where she will yisit
few days with relatives.
HemsIitehing and picorinx attach
nsent, works on any sewing machine:
easily adjusted; price 81 80, with full
instructions. Gem Novelty Co. box
lo3l, Corpus Christi, Tex J2s-Sl-
Fred Fender, who has been work
ing IN the wheat fields IN Cheyenne
Wells, Coh., for the past month, is ex-
pected 70 return TO his home in Jules
burg today Thursday
Nr. And Mrs. c. H. Peterson and
son and Victor Meline, who have beer
spending the past three weeks At the
Peterson ranch at Cortez, Colo, are
expected 10 r<turn here the latter par
Of this week from their vacation.
Miss Eva Hiatt. who has been at
tending school in Greeley, returned
70 Juiesburg Sunday. night. Miss
Hiatt left again today tThursdayJ for
Denver, where she will remain for a
few weeks.
II you have Poultry and Egg. to
sell see US. Cheyenne Poultry Co.,
phone JulesbuYg 1sl. II
Born, July 22nd. an e-pound baby
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Huff
man. former residents Of Julesbur9.
but now residents Of Sedgwick. DR.. G.
+. Ewing was the attending physi-
clan.
Mrs. c. !. Finch and daughter. Miss
Phiiena, who were recent visitor, At
the E. J. Frederick home in this eity.
returned 10 their home in Alliance, Ne
braska. Mrs. Finch is . daughter of
Nr. Frederick.
Miss Ruth Cole, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Cole of this city is
spending q short vacation here. Miss
Cole is on her way from Grand Is
land, Nebr. to Greeley, where she will
attend school.
Miss Belva Smelser, deputy county
clerk, returned last Saturday night
from two weeks vacation spent in
Denver and Greeley. She is again
back at her duties at the county clerks
office.
Mrs. Wiley Stone and little daugh-
ter, returned TO their home here Fiji
day. sfter q delightful visit in VIII
low Springs, Mo, Of several weeks,
they having visited with relatives at
that place.
c. S. Deily, cashier of the Citizens
National Bank, accompanied by his
family and Mrs. Deily's brother, the
latter being from Wisner, Nebr., left
Monday morning for Cheyenne, Wyo.,
and the mountains via auto on a va
cation and outing.
Mrs. George Melvin of Denver, who
had been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Irene French in this
city, left Saturday for Sutherland, Ne
braska, where She intends to visit with
relatives before returning to her home
in Denver.'
Mrs. Floyd Beeman of Sedgwick un-
derwent an operation Tuesday at the
Julesburg Community Hospital for the
removal Of tonsils. Drs. D. NJ. Cook
and F. G. Dutton performed the opera
ton. The patient is now recovering
nicely at the hospital.
The Petersen Mercantile Co. uses a
page advertisement in this issue of the
Crit it-Advocate announcing their big
Cash Clearing Sale, which commences
Friday, July 29th and continues until
August l4th. Numerous bargains in
staple merchandise are quoted in this