The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24

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According to The Last iss~e Of the
Hslyoks E.tsFpeise thess i . geod
chance Of the Peepessd sailsssA BE-
tween Inpessl, Nsee. saA Holyoke
being built m the near futsse. Acti-
vities Of the Burlington railroad Of
ficials in and near Holyoke during the
past few weeks indicate that some
thing is brewing along this line.
Word has been received here To the
effect that Loren. the l3-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. n Gilchsist, me.
with an accident recently while rid
ing . horse On the ice at his home in
Morrison, Colo. The horse fell, throw
ing him onto The ground which re-
suited id Loren receiving . fractured
knee. He 10 now confined to his bed,
and it is hoped the injury will not be
Of . permanent nature.
Misses Esther Stevenson and Doris
Jones gave . party last Tuesday even
ing at the H. d. Carroll home in
this city. The occasion was in honor
Of the 18th birthday anniversary of
Miss Blendena Petersen. Twenty
four girl friends were present. Deli
rious fefreshments were served, and
this event is reported as . very en-
joyable one.
Mrs. Ella A. Burt and Ms. Frank
|. Beeson Of Big Springs, were bust
ness visitors in Julesbufg Monday.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Fac
Magee Of Iowa, who Is visiting them.
Mesdames Burt and Beeson have
opened the Parlor Millinery in Big
Springs. and while here placed an
,rder for printing with the Job de-
,aFtment Of the Grit-Advocate. AM
also appears in this
ssue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Spelts en-
;ertained at an elaborate six o'clock
Inner and card party at their home !
he first part Of the week. The pa
.riotic colors for the month we're car
led out in the decorations. refresh
nents and favors. Govern were laid
or sixteen guests. The honoes forl
he evening At cards were won by
Mrs. Jacob Friekel. Jr.. Nrs. G. 4.
Reed. Mr.. Oscar Corpe and Mr.. G. A.
2sed
Mrs. ". E. Law was hostess to the
Woman's Club last Wednesday after
noon. A very interesting program
was in charge Of Mrs. C. ". Rosell,
Miss Ann Gallagher, Nfs.. John
rheiss and Mrs. ". A. Robinson. The
nurse, Miss TresesA Nc
.s:owan spoke to the club members on
heir cooperation in her work. Her
ak was very inspirational and re-
.eived the hearty approval of the
present.
The recent straw vote on the school
question in Julesburg resulted in an
majority for the pro-
viding of facilities in the SedgWick
county high school building for the
coming year, as a means of relieving
he congested condition of the grade
school in this city. 1t seemed to be
the sentiment Of . large number that
this would be the best policy ut the
present time, rather than to build an
addition to the present grade school
building or the erection of a new and
separate building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CoTpe invited
twenty friends as guests to a seven
o'clock dinner and card party last
evening. Pink and white
flowers decorated the prettily ap-
pointed tables and the color scheme
was carried out in the five dinner
courses. Honors for the evening at
.ards were won by Mrs. John E.
Spelts, Mrs. W. H. Pound, Mr.. Chas
Petersen and Mr.. John E. Spelts.