The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-17
LOCAL NEWS AND
Personal ITEMS
Geo z Thompson. ban.

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Ber Lznners Of tns so1-n czbI-
gas business visitor z JEIes5-r.
Saturday.
r I. AcSalsy-Ezs,ern Co.orzd.
lands =
Tas E-nt and wzrn E=z-her q "a.
past fs- days have dried Up most ot
t1s -oadz IN -a.s section.
TIE s-reet Of J1Ies51-g have p-e-
ragged the past tsE days, which "a,
sery n1eh needed.
Il yo1 van. ozrgzin II : house O,
-no.ce lo- IN J1leso1rg, i will pay
5o1 70 see me a. ONCE 2. 4 Gibson
Mr. Z y Es-sey zas z S.e-I!ra.
glsitor last Friday, returning hone
That eyeaing.
Eor the spring calves use Nu.uz
.alf Yea! 70. sal. at Cleveland &
! .Aw's.
Mr. ". z Bro. Of Ovid. j.. quit
SIC. rhis week with pneumonia. Dr.
G. T Ewing is in attendance.
Gi-mcrs's orchestra ~ilI furnish
MUSIC for dance 70 De held a. Love.
! hal! nen- Tuesday evening. eb. 22nS
Henry Hageman Of Eolyoke attend
ed the Hat: funeral IN Julesburg las,
Tuesday
For first-class Wall Paper call a.
, the JUlesburg Bargain Store. Call
and see samples. FlO-Al
A marriage license has been issued
70 Paul p. J. Sa1er and Mabel G.
Jeff,es, both Of OgallaIa. by COUNTY
Clerk Nellie z. Nichols.
for bargains In houses and lots o..
All kinds and descriptions IN Jules
burg, see F. H. Gibson.
Richard Cole returned here last
thursday night from a several weeks
visit with relatives and friends IN
Grand Island, Nebr.
John Howell Of Fort Morgan. WAS
Ju!esnurg visitor last Tuesday. being
called here on account 0. tn. death
Of his sister, Mrs. John Hat.
Car! Ballard, who mas been visiting
with relatives in J1lesburg for som.
time. and mad been working a, MAJ
Cash Grocery. left Monday evening
70. Kansas City, No.
MS Z. I. Price Of York. Nebr..
attended the fUnera! Of Mrs. John
Hiatt IN Julesburg las. Tuesday, Mrs.
rt;ce Seing niece Of the deceased.
r. Z. AeNally-Eastern CoLSr.ds
Lands. -
G. S. sme!ser left Tuesday for Den
A' nS""s SoAeG INeIe on account OF
tne illness OF his wife. who has been
VISITING with her parents for the past
week. The many friends of Mrs.
omeiser hope for immediate recovery
Mss Emma Carlson, who is teach
ing IN the public schools at Sterling
VISITED IN Julesburg with relatives and
friends the latter part of las, week.
returning 70 Sterling Sunday morn.
ing.
In next weeks issue Of the Grit
advocate a large display announce
| meht VIII appear giving the complete
details OF the public sale of Mrs.
Maggie Harden, which will be held az
her farm . miles south and one mile
vest OF Big Springs on Monday. Feb,
zoth: Col. a. ". Myer viii be the
! auctioneer.
A basket ball game will be PLAYED
( al the new gymnasium in the Sedp-
VICE county High School building To-
/ MORO" 'FridayJ evening, at which
I l!me the ). {. H. S. boys team Will
play the Sterling high school team,
a game VIII also De played between
Two picked girls teams OF S. c. H,
/ >. Come out and witness this douhle-
/ header.
Jesse Jones, proprietor of the
| Jones Cash Grocery, suffered a pain
~! nut not serious injury last Friday
"hen ne sustained sprained ankle in
mlsludglng MS footing at the ster
N front Of the Julesburg Bargain
Store. Mr.. Jones has necessary.
been hobbling around and going slow.
the past few days, but is recovering
nicely
Mrs: r H. vinton Of near Kansas
CITY, Mo, was Ju!esburg visitor the
latter part of last week and the frs,
OF this week, visiting with her cousins.
Messrs. Ed and Mich" Lowe and 9th,
er trends. She was enroute home
from visit at Laramie, Wyo., leaving
mere Monday evening for Kansas Citv
Mrs. 'inton severa! years ago was a
resident Of Big Springs, her husband
oe!ng the Union Pacific agent there
WORK mas commenced on the cree
tion Of new filling station on the
ots across the street south of the 10.
ca! telephone exchange building. This
ne" enterprise will be occupied bv the
Lincoln Highway Filling Station, Har-
~ l. Robson being the proprietor
This building will be modern in ever
respect, providing facilities for every.
thing needed for the convenience of
the proper handling Of this business
Ihe building formerly occupied by the
Lincoln Highway Filling Station was
destroyed BY fire several weeks ago
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
carpenters are at work this week
remodelling the Cash Store building
and the north room is being fitted un
1or the use Of an exclusive ladies
ready-to-wear store which will he
operated by Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Peter.
sen. The Cash Store is making pre-.
parations to discontinue the dry good
and mems clothing line, and will
henceforth engage in the ladies
ready-to-wear line exclusively. An
entrance will be put in the north room
OF the building and the south room
VIII probably be utilized by some 9th
er business enterprise in the near
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