The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-06-16
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A-ror.<y G. E. Hendrick vas bust
-es. v.<i-oY n Seclviek Monday.
S.ee- whipping Cream al Beatrice
| S.e.tf HsMber..one sas & Sterling
r..iness vi.:-oT Tuesday.
T. D. Pyle vas . Julesburx visitor
tron North Ha.te Tuesday.
Pete, Geixe1 xas . North Platte
VISITOR Nonczy and Sterling visitor
I1esc1y.
Nrs " E. Mailer Of Setgwick is
rziring a. the home Of her sister, Mrs.
C.zS. Petersen and family.
Dorothy Frances Wilson returned
ISesdzy from = t~o-~eek.' visit At
S,e-LlS with her sis.er, Mrs. Roy T.
johnson, and family.
Douglas Petersen, who had spent
several weeks visiting with relatives
a. Sedgvsek, returned home Wednes-
DAY.
Mddy BIouses at 7se and sl.00 At
4. Conoyer's store.
Mss Irene La Velle, who taught in
the Sterling public schools during the
past winter, is spending the vacation
PERIOD in Julesourg with her many
friends.
Good g!nghams 23c per yard at Mrs.
Conover's.
Robson 4 Hendricks shipped a load
Of cattle 10 the Omaha market the
first Of this week. c. n. Robson ac-
companied the shipment.
Ed Phelps left Wednesday morning
for Fort Collins to visit with his
Slfe. who has been in q hospital there
for the past two weeks, having recent
ly underwent an operation. 1t is ex-
pected that Mrs. Phelps will return
home with Mr.. Phelps the latter part
Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Parker return
ed home last Thursday afternoon from
an auto trip to Lincoln, Nebr. Their
son, Phillip and Miss Eleanor Laura
Labaree, who have been attending the
Nebraska university at Lincoln dur
ing the past winter accompanied them
home.
Rev. B. H. Schrader and wife arriv
&C IN Julesburg the latter part of last
week Rev. Schrader is the new min
is-er Of the Church of Christ in this
city. We are glad to welcome Rev.
Schrader and wife to our midst.
Chas. Petersen returned last Fri
day from Denver, where he had been
with shipment of hogs and cattle.
E. c. Harris shipped two loads of
cattle the middle of last week to the
Denver market, Mr.. Harris accompa-
nying the shipment.
". c. Barnes, brother of F. H.
Barnes, well-known farmer of the
south table, is the new janitor of the
Sedgwick County High School build
ing, he having assumed these duties
recently. This position was formerly
held b? ". H. Homedew, who recently
resigned and is now Town Clerk of
Julesburg.
a deal has been consummated dur
ing the past week, whereby C. C.
Courtright purchased the dray busi-
ness Of T. r. Flora in this city, and
Mr.. Courtright will conduct this bust
ness in addition to his own he hav-
ing been engaged in the dray business
mere for some time past.
Harry Hartley experienced the thrill
Of being held up by a road bandit
last Saturday night, while on his
way 70 his homesnorth of Julesburg.
Mr.. Hartley was riding bicycle at
the time Of being confronted by the
bandit. Hartley fortunately had no
money on him, and the bandit failed
to find Mr.. Hartley's watch, the only
article of much value on Hartley's
person. The robber after making
frultless search. gave up in desnair
and disappeared in the darkness, al
lowing Mr.. Hartley to proceed un-
harmed.