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

Ars. Henry Kinsnaa i sePsstsd on
Mr.. and Mrs. RalpA Ro.eli netsred
to Imperial. Nehe. hst Friday. re-
turning here that sftesnooa.
We nave just received = nice sup
ply of the latest styles IN wedding
invitations. Let Us sNpp'y Jour
needs.
The son of August Mast was ePer-
ated upon this morning for the re-
moval of tonsils. DR.. G.. +. Ewing
was the attending physician. .
Miss Mary Brown, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Brown OF Big
Springs, sustained dislocated elbow
while playing basket ball here last
Friday night.
DR.. E. p. Murdock journeyed to
Ogallsla Wednesday Of this week.
where he performed an operation on
Mrs. Christensen of Keystone, Tor the
removal of tonsils. ~
We wish to announce that we VA!
have a retired list Of l3O Columbia
monograph records which will be sold
after March LIST at the minimum price
of So cents each. Colver Bros. MI
! sic Store.
An operation for tonsils was per
formed on the 6-year-old son OF M
and Mrs. Archie Mcmillan last Wed
nesday afternoon. DR.. Ewing was the
attending physician, and reports the
patient recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. CUNNINGHAM
went to Sidney, Nebr. last Friday
They were accompanied home by their
daughter, Miss Marjorie, who is At
tending school there. She remained
here over Sunday visiting homefolks
Luke Williams informs US that he
is making preparations to open pool
and billiard hall at Bayard, Nebr., he
having leased q building there for
that purpose, and expects to secure
the necessary equipment In the near
future.
Chas. Jones, fieldman for the Grea;
Western Sugar Co., received the sad
news the latter part Of last week
that his mother had died at her home
in Portland, Oregon. Mr.. Jones left
/ Saturday for Portland to attend the
funeral.
Quite few from Julesburg attend,
ed the coyote hunt near Venango on
the south table Tuesday. and reper,
an enjoyable outing. There was con,
siderable excitement at the roundup
when the lines were drawn in on tn.
coyotes.
i /. T. Gano will hold a public sale
at his place southwest Of Julesburg
Monday, February 2Sth. Mr.. Cane
had originally planned to held his
sale Friday, Feb. 25th, but decided
to change the date to next Monday
on account of the big coyote hunt
which will be held on the south table
tomorrow (Friday).
Mrs. w. p. Bret, accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. ]. |
Shots and Miss Genia Geiger, autoed
to Sedgwick last Saturday, where
they visited the Royal Neighbor
Camp. Deputy Wood of Denver was
present at this meeting and, gave
many helpful suggestions about camp
work. A class of six was adopted.
After a continuance of several
weeks of the MISSING LETTER con
test by the management of the Grit
! Advocate, this feature was discontin,
ued with the last issue of the paper
Much more interest was created in the
contest than we had anticipated, ano
we are certainly pleased with the re-
suits. No doubt we will have some
new feature along that line in the neal
future. the details of which we are
working upon now. We wish te
thank all those who participated in
the contest and also Manager Lam
ming of the Hippodrome, who gave US
his cooperation in making the same q
big success. Watch for new fea-
ture at an early date.
~ "a, re- Ar HOME EXPECT YOU