The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-01-13
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
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The brides club met with Mfs. Geo.
4. Thsmpeon Wednesday aftezneoa.
Z. c. MeNshy-Eastssn Cesseeas
Lands. e
Nfs. Hsrbeft Pool went to Lswslssn,
Nshe.. last Saturday for . visit With
~ nsehsg.
For Sale. Several well located va
cant business lots. Three Of these
eseaer lots. II interested see ARNOLD
4 Green. 4.
Jos Jankovsiy. prominent mss-
chant Of Ovid, was transaeting busi-
ness in Sterling Wednesday.
Be . regular fcllow-t.ke Santox
Adjusters. Cleveland 4 Law.
Charles Jones, Great Western Sug-
a1 Co. fieldman for this district, was
. business visitor to Sterling last
Tuesday.
R. c. McNally-Eastern Colsr.se
Lands. Z
Mrs. Frank Alexander and child
rem and Mrs. E. A. Carroll and child
ren returned to their home in Ovid
last Monday, from short visit at
Burns, wyo., with relatives.
De. Mabel Green. Chiropractor,
CAappell, Nebraska. Phone 60. If
C. F. Parker left last week for
California, where he will join his wife
and family, who are spending the win
ter In the golden state. Mr.. Parker
expects to remain there for some time
before returning here.
Everybody gets tie sane pries W.
oslls to the Beatrice Creamery. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Petersen enter
tained at five hundred at their home
IN the northwest part Of this city last
1hursday evening. Twenty guests
were present. A dainty two-course
luncheon was served. This occasion
was a very enjoyable one.
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Abbott Of La
Salle, were Julesburg visitors last Sat-
uFdsy and Sunday morning, with their
daughter, Mrs. Denver Wilson and
family. They left here for Crook,
where they expected to visit with rela-
ttves short time before returning to
their home.
Be sure and see the Beatrice Cream
cry before vou sell your cream. exRs
and poultry. j1o-
We are in receipt Of letter from
our friend ". NJ. Hileman. former
resident here, but now residing at
McMinnville. Oregon. Mr.. Hileman
extends New Years greeting to all
his old friends. In enclosing renewal
money for the Grit-Advocate for
another year, he states that the paper
is "just like letter from home,"
R. C. McNaHy-Eastern Colorado
Lands. II
Miss Emma Carlson was visitor
to Fort Morgan the first of this week
returning home Tuesday evening. Her
mission there was in the interest OF
the state spelling contest, she being 9
member of that committee that has
this project in charge.
Star Electric Health Vibrators foz
sale by Cleveland and Law.
Miss Emma Carlson, who has beer
the efficient superintendent of schools
in Sedgwick county for the past sew
eral years, has decided to not continue
in the office for another term of two
years, although she was reelected a
the last election by large majority
Miss Carlson has accepted a position
as teacher in the public schools a
Sterling, and We are informed tha
she will enter upon her new dutie
Monday, January oath. Miss Carlso,
has made very efficient superintend
ent, and has numerous friends her
who regret to see her discontinue he
school work in the schools Of the eoun
II, but will wish her success in he
neW work. As Miss 0arlson's resig
nation was turned in to the board Q
eepnty commissioner since the las
meeting held Tuesday, no action ha
bsen taken relative to appointing 1
successoe 70 Niss CaIlsea.