The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-06

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N..- Ioy Alexander u Ovid, LEFT
Xoatzy nizh. 70. Burns, Wyo-. where
they Will vis:- Mr.. and Mr. Vim. Alex
ander and family, TIE latter being
former residents Of this county.
NAAa0e \ vin Desssaany sA0vss
al Lsve Qnestioas n The Hop The
stre, Friday. January Nth.
Stephen Book lef. iAs. Monday even
ihg for Rock River, Wyo., after hav-
ing spent the holidays in Julesburg
with hi. parents, Dr.. and Arz. c. ".
Rook ard family. Dr. Rook accom-
panied him TO Rock River for . short
visit
For .he Spring calves ass Nusua.
Calf Neal for sale st Cleveland 4
Laws.
Misses Laura Labaree, Betty Par
ker, Marvel Corpe and Nellie Dye re-
TUNED 70 Licoln, Seor, the first Of
this week TO resume their studies At
the Nebraska state university, after
having spent the holidays here visiting
with homefoIkz.
Larry Seaon Saturday night 1t the
Hippsdrone Theatre.
Miss Irma Bower left last Tuesday
for California, where she viii spend
some time visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Tom Wright and family. L. a.
Tollefson will take her place as book
keeper At the Julesburg Tractor d
Implement Co. during Miss Bowers
vacation.
Madame X will personally answer
all Love Questions at the Hip The
atre, Friday, January 14A.
W. L. Cartwright arrived here Fri
day evening from Schuyler, Nebr., and
spent several days visiting with
friends and transacting business mat
tern. Mr.. Cartwright orders his ad-
dress Of the Grit-Advocate changed
to Wolbach, Nebr., where he will be
located in the future He formerly
was engaged in the barber business
here.
I'm GOING TO CLEAN Up TEN
MILLION before I quit" That's .
pretty large contract, we admit, but
IL you doubt that the speaker made
good his rash statement, see Burning
Daylight" at the Hipp Theatre on
Thursday, December 18th. It is an
adaptation of lack London's gripping
novel Of the Far North and is chuck
full Of action, romance and intrigue.
An effort Is being made to organize
a local order Of the Knights OF The
Maccabees, and an organization meet
ing will be held Friday evening, Jan
2lst. District Organizer E. G. Brin-
by of Sterling was in Julesburg the
first Of this week, at which time he
secured several charter members for a
local lodge. He will return here next
Tuesday, Jan. 11th for two days, and
those who wish to confer with him
may see him at the Brown hotel.
Larry Semon Saturday night at the
Hippodrome Theatre.
A basket ball game will be staged at
loves hall Friday evening, January
TN. Inc American Legion, HaLeWay
Post 105 team will play the Big
Springs team. The game will start
promptly at 7:3O P. NJ. This will be
the initial game of the American Le-
gion basket ball team. Immediately
after the game manager Lanning Of
the Hipp theatre will give a special
entertainment, featuring Lionel Bar
rymore in Devils Garden" All
American Legion members will be ad-
mitted free to this entertainment.
WHAT DAYLIGHT LACKED IN
EDUCATION he made up in shrewd
ness. When Letton, New York's
greatest mining promoter, endeavored
to steal the sourdough's holdings he
found himself caught in a trap and it
was not until he fattened Daylight's
bank-roll to the tune of millions, that
he was enabled to extricate himself.