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


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NJ. Joaa Grsnell eft Friday 20:
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NJ. Harry Gilca,i.: 9: Jules5-rs,
c-ie1 .ae sale 70. T!nn.s sale last
TUESDAY.
NJ. zaE Ms. Archie Steward have
,s:zE.sc houe from Denver, vae.e
( me; have teen visiting with Mr..
I Stewards parents, w. ard Ms. Bald
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/ Waiter kzl.sen came nome from
! CRAM Island las. week, Ta-ce .e has
I bsen -a.ing treatments from al army
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! Mrs. Fran. Bezsoa. z.s:ar, Mrs.
B1-. and daughter Norma. from Iowa,
zr-.:et n Big Spring. THURSDAY ana
/ x!.l spend .as res- 0: ..e U.1:e. mere.
M,. and Ms. Arthur Cas.ey and
/ NJ. Alo@-- Hss- were o-s.ne2s
:raaszc.orz n Jalezburg Saturday.
! NJ and 5,y=. Fred Williams q
( day.
! Don. forget .he csraiva! =: ,he
| .choo! house next SATURDAY, .eo. Z5.
:. program giTen BY tae n.gn schro!
!ss: Thursday vas "el! attended.
| George Anderson spent the fore
par. 0: .as. week n Bru.e, EeDr.
HiGze. Anbe! and Lea Hitler were
passenger. 10 Chappell last Friday 70
1 w!tnszz .he basket ball game played
on the Chapel! f!oor oscTeel our
boy. and me Chapel Lo!s- The
CHappe!! bays won II 70 II.
TIE hoise in which Ars Harden
and family we're living in zoI.nEss :
( Big Springs, caGgh. t.re from me .lIc
/ !asc Thursday morning, and "4s bin
! ed To the ground. Some furniture
vas saved, oC: mos. .: cIs.r cloth
.ag vas burned.
The ladies' AID are yo.r e. n se-~e
. dinner Z: the sale d: Pe.ersya en-
Thursday.
o., niga school boys @cre defeated
BY the Paxton boys. Tasy sGrely
nave gao5 ,eam and oar boys play
/ ed nsrG b1. lost 5ilh
The Big Spring schoo! Ia Working
{ nard TINS wee. preparing for ne car
| nval To be neid al me sc..yg. house
I nexc Saturday afternoon and eTcnirg,
1 FEB. 18th !;ot coffee, zarrT.cfes,
I pie and pop corn viii be On sal. SIDE
{ shows consisting ot all Ani~ ri cur
/ .o.itics such a. freak animal. clowns
Nth distinctly new stunts, witches
that will be glad to tell your fortune
and the smallest man ana woman on
earth, Hho have Travelled a.! h. way
from Borneo ~ Big Springs for this
special occasion. The man features
Of the evening will be The Dancing
Girls" The Old Maids Convention"
and The Negro Minstrel" Come and
bring your small money and don't
rnisz any ot the fun.
The school house has Decn wired
this week for electric lights and the
pupils as yell As me teachers are
doing their Utmost IN make this
! success.
/ The Commercial Club met at the
/ American Legion hall last Tuesday
night TO decide on d ncw school house.
. 4 large crowd attended.