The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-09-22
sedgwick County Fair. Sept. $3.50.

Sedgwick County Fair. Sept. $3.50.
!, T. C. Terry returned the latter part
of last week for several days sojourn
in Idaho.
Geo. H. Thompson. loans
Glen McKinstry of SedRwick, was Q
business visitor in Julesburg on Tues
day.
Trade in your old Player Rolls at
Austin & McCoy's store. If
Mrs. Marie Thompson left last
Saturday for Chicago, being called
there on account Of the illness of 4
daughter.
Big Dance at loves Hall Saturday,
September oath. 1t.
Miss Hutchner returned to her home
in Berthoud. Colo, Wednesday, after
visiting with friends here for several
days.
Young men who love nifty head
wear should visit the Wellworth' Hat
and Cap department. 1t
Miss Loretta Erickson returned to
her home in Pine Bluffs, Wyo. Friday
after few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Engleman.
We can fit you out with an extra
pair of Pants in short order. Lundell
& Nemec. If
Miss Helen Mccoy expects to soon
leave for Fort Wayne, Indiana, where
she will attend school during the win:
ter.
Avoid the rush and secure your
Fair tickets in advance at either the
Cleveland & Law drug store or the
Julesburg Pharmacy.
A marriage license was issued by
county clerk Mrs. Nellie E. Nichols
Monday, Sept. 18th to George Guenin
of Julesburg and Miss Edna Brown of
Oshkosh. Nebr.
Miss Helen Herman entertained a
number of her friends at six O'Clock
dinner party last Thursday evening at
the c. s. Deily home. This event is re-
ported as very enjoyable one.
Mrs. w. H. CRUZ, mother of Mrs.
Emma Kenfield, left Wednesday, af-
ter several weeks visit here, for
Pleasanton, Nebr.. where she will vis-
it with relatives before returning to
hor hop,a l., lb;oo Nab~
A party composed of Messrs. C. A.
Lyon, c. C. Gould and Eber Driver
left the first of this week for Centen-
nial, Wyo., on a fishing and outing
trip. We expect to hear several big
fish stories upon heir return.
The Williams e. McNally Billiard
and Pool Hall was moved the first of
this week from the basement Of the
Rozell building to the building form
erly occupied by the P. Petersen Mer-
camille Co., on First Street.
Miss Irene Lavelle, who is employ
ed as teacher in the public schools at
Sterling. returned to Julesburg for
few days visit Friday, the schools at
that place having been closed the lat
ter part of last week on account of
the Logan County Fair.
A deal was made last week where
by w. S.. Schatzer traded his half
section of land one and one-half miles
west of Julesburg for two story
brick building and three business lots
in Osceola, Nebr. The deal involved
about $18,00O.0O.
Let the good work go on! A num-
Der of the Julesburg business men
have started the ball to rolling, and
are determined that the Lincoln High
way between Julesburg and Big
Springs will be put in good shape for
travel, even though its necessary for
them to donate their own services in
the work of shoveling and filling up
the holes on this road. On Monday
and Tuesday afternoons several car
loads of the business men, armed
with shovels. went over this road and
did some good work towards making
this road better for travel. A large
part of the road is in Deuel. county,
Nebr., and-the Sedgwick county COM
missioners have no jurisdiction over
same. The business men of Jules
burg are to be commended for their
action in donating their work on this
road.
MARKET REPORT
prices Furnished by Julesburg Co.
Operative Grain Co.
Thursday, September %, 1921
Grain