The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-10
INTERESTING LOCAL AND PERSONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mMulHnImm RmlMnnNM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEWS GATHERED DURING THE WEEK

Mrs. F. L. Terry is assisting at the
Cash Store during their special sale.
Jesse C. Jones was business visit
or to Lodge Pole and Chappell We'd
nesday
Mrs. Horace Parker and children
returned Tuesday from = several
weeks visit with relatives in east
ern Nebraska.
Mrs. L. B. Reed Of Lewellen. Nebr.,
came here last Sunday for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Pool,
and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Radcliffe Of
Sumner, Me- DR., arrived in JulesburI
Sunday and are visiting with their
son, Mr. Edward Radcliffe and FAM
lily.
Mrs. Gustav Sprick and daughter
Esther will leave next Sunday morn
ing for Fremont, Nebr., going there
on account of the illness of Mrs.
Sprick's mother at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Englehardt left
Wednesday morning for Cheyenne
wells, Colo, where they will remain
for the next several months looking
after their farm interests there.
C. D. Lowe and family of Arnold,
Nebr., are newcomers to this commun-
ity. they moving onto the M. N. OFT
place on the south table. We are
glad to welcome this family to our
midst.
Mrs. Mary Campbell left last Sum
day for Eaton, Colo, after three
weeks visit in Julesburg with her
daughter, Mrs Mary Brett, and FAM
lily. She will visit with relatives at
Eaton.
Vincent Dye arrived here Tuesday
evening from Denver for a short visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Finley
Dye. He returned to Denver this
Thursday morning. Vincent will
leave Denver soon for California, ex-
pecting to make the trip via auto.
W. P. Carpenter of Tarkio, Mo-, was
Jules burg visitor last Friday, look
ing after business matters. Mr..
Carpenter owns considerable land
south of Big Springs. He took the
train here Friday evening for his
home.
DR.. d. M. Cook of Fort Morgan.
was Julesburg visitor last Satur-
Wy VII PAoACcoAOn0i OuSAGSS. ne re-
turned to Fort Morgan Sunday. He
informs us that he has sold his prac-
tlce In Fort Morgan, and expects to
leave there in the near future He haa
not decided on new location.
A number of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy E. Stevenson surprised them
last Saturday evening, by walking in
upon them at their apartments in
the postoffice building. The occas-
ion was the eighth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson.
They were agreeably surprised and a
pleasant evening was spent, the self
invited guests departing at a late
hour wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson
many more happy anniversaries.
Ross Farlin will hold a public sale
at his farm IL miles south and one
mile west of Julesburg on Tuesday,
March 10Th. Elsewhere in this paper
appears the large advertisement en-
nounclng this sale. Read the ad for
complete details.
Wednesday, March 10th is the date
OF the public sale to be held by T. G.
Mecham at his place one-haif mile
west of Big Springs. Read the ad-
Vertlsement which appears in this
issue giving the complete details,
G; S. Smelser was called to Denver
FRIDAY morning on account of the
serious illness of his wife. Mrs.
Smeiser had recently underwent an
operation in Denver, from which she
was apparently recovering nicely.
thursday night she took a relapse and
1t was deemed necessary for another
operation, which she underwent Fri
day, and at last reports her condition
was of critical nature. Her MANY
friends here regret to hear of this
bad news, and hope 70 her immediate
recovery from the last operation.