The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-05

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Ralph Resell mas Q business visitae
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looe Rolls Wall Paper ct from l0e
t. 1&e per bolt. Austin 4 Mccoy.
Adam Wagner Of beaver, was .
Julessaf4 businsss visitor Tie latter
past Of last veek.
0essEs. Roy e. Stevensoa, Walter
Law, Guy 8melser and p. Z. Mellow
eli were Sterling visitors Friday.
Miss julie Stastny, who has been
teaeAing school in the Henni district
on the south table. returned to her
hons at Schuyler, Nebr. last Friday.
Mrs. o. p. Wilson. sons Howard and
Fred B. Wilson and wife were Ster.
Hing visitors last Saturday and Sun.
day, at the Roy 7. Johnaon home.
Special sale price on all hats and
trimmings. Mrs. H. A. Conover. 1t
A fair-sized crowd attended the
high school alumni association dance
held at loves hall last Saturday
evening.
TIE Jess Burton family moved
Wednesday from the Chas. Jewell
residence to the Tom Flora residence
in the west part Of this city.
Mrs. H. J. smelser and son, Guy,
along with several other members Of
the Smelser family autoed to Sterling
Saturday. They returned home that
evening.
Sheeting and pillow tubing at bar
gain prices. Mrs. H. A. Conover. 1t
Miss Phyllis Carpenter, who has
been visiting for the past several
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Archie
Mcmillan, and family, returned to her
home ut Sheldon, Nebr. Tuesday.
Quite . number from Julesburs at
tended the American Legion dance at
Big Springs last Friday night. The
music was furnished by the Shannon
Four orchestra.
Miss Irene La Velle, who is teach
iHg in the Sterling public schools,
spent the weekend in JulesburR with
friends. She returned to Sterling on
Sunday.
A dance will be held at loves hall
next Tuesday evening, May 10th. Mu-
SIC will be furnished by the celebrat-
ed Ackeraian Orchestra Of Alliance,
Nebr. A good time to all.
The Julesburg Woman's Club will
hold . "Nother'A Day" Flower sale at
the G. A. Reed hardware store next
Saturday afternoon, May 7th. Don't
fail to buy her 4 carnation or wear
carnation for her.
| Z. J. Dobell, q former resident of
Julesburg, but who has spent the past
two years or SO in France in the Y.
N. c. A. work, arrived here Saturday
evening for a visit with his family,
and numerous friends.
Vernie Twomey drove to Tribune,
Kansas Sunday morning for q short
visit with relatives. Mrs. Twomey
and baby, who had been visiting there
with her parents, returned home with
Mr.. Twomey Tuesday.
The largest up-to-date stock of
Millinery in Deuel. county. Child
ren's and infants wash hats in pique,
| organda, Swiss, embroideries and
silk. Also little boys wash hats at
the Chappell Millinery, Chappell,
| Misses Doris and Villa Parker have
returned from California, and have en-
tered school here. Their mother, Mrs.
c. F. Parker is in poor health, and is
in hospital there, she having been
in California for the past several
months.
The Arthur Jackson family, who
have been occupying the McKellips
residence on West Fourth street, NOV
ed the latter part Of last week to their
farm on the south table. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. T. McKellips are now occupying
the residence vacated by the Jackson
family.
Misses Velma Spillman and Jessie
Pool entertained the members of their
Sunday school class last Saturday af-
ternoon at the Guy Pool home. The