The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-07-27
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Karl Mcintyre of Big Springs was
= Julesburg visitor Tuesday.
See Deily for Insurance.
Hosiery. Wool, Silk and Slip-on
Sweaters and Jersey Coats at the
Quality Shop on Front Street. 1t
Mrs. c. F. Parker and daughter
Miss Edith, were west bound passen-
gers Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Julius Arnold of Big Springs,
Nebr.. was business visitor in Jules
burg Monday.
County Treasurer E. C. Harris and
family returned last Thursday from
q weeks outing trip to Glendeyey.
Colo, and other mountain points,
Miss Helen McKinstry Of Sedgwick
was visiting at the home of Dr.. and
Mrs. VIM. J. Carlson a few days last
week.
Subscribe to the Grit-Advoeate.
Mrs. Rose Burke of Omaha, who ha.
been guest at the C. E. CourtriRht
home, returned last Tuesday to
Omaha.
The Mcmahon Shows closed weeks
engagement here last Saturday even
ing, and left here Sunday for North
ing this week.
The doors of the Quality Shop on
Front Street are now open. This es-
tablishment is showing a nice line of
Hosiery, Wool, Silk and Simon
Sweaters and Jersey Coats. II
The streets Of Julesburg have been
dragged since the recent rains, and
motorists may now safely travel these
thoroughfares without being strapped
to their seats.
Mrs. J. N. French, who has been on
the sick list for the past six weeks, is
now on the road to rapid recovery.
Mrs. French is under the care of Dr..
s. P. Murdock.
The band concert at the court house
park last Tuesday evening was enjoy
ed by large crowd. These concerts
are becoming more and more popular
each week, and contributes some
excellent music to this community.
Tanlac has ended many a long
search for relief with health and hap,
piness. Try it today. For sale BY
Cleveland L. Law and by all leading
druggists.
P. r. Mcdowell and son Wilson left
Sunday morning for st. Louis, Mo-, on
a short business trip, expecting to re-
turn home the latter part of this week
or the first OF next. They will return
via auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Harrison OF
North Platte, were visiting in this
city last Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr.. Harrison's brother, Jewel
Harrison and family at the Pionee,
Hotel.
Try Grit-Advocate want-ad.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
H. o. Wiggins building, at the corne,
of Cedar and Second streets. Work
men have been engaged remodeline
this building, giving the outside Of
the building stucco finish.
: Lee Muller, who was taken to the
Julesburg Community Hospital las
Sunday for an operation on his hant
is doing nicely and expects to be able
to leave the hospital today or tomor
! row. DR.. F. G. Dutton performed the
operation.
Thousands of people who had giver
, up all hope, have been restored to per.
feet health by taking Tanlac. Fol
sale by Cleveland & Law and al
leading druggists.
Morrell and Pliny Kellogg and Ray
French left this Thursday morning
for Cheyenne, Wyo., where they will
take in the Frontier Days celebration
after which they will go to the noun.
tains for an outing. They expect to be
gone about ten days.
Advertise in the Grit-Advocate.
Billie Lindloff, Give French anc
Frank Huffman left via auto last
Tuesday morning for Denver, where
they will enter the Citizens Military
Training Camp, which is being helc
at Fort Logan, near Denver. These
boys expect to be gone about month
The Bailey Beet Topper has beer
proven a success. It was used in this
beet growing district last season anc
did wonderful work. For information
see Ed Cation, four miles west and one
half mile south of Julesburg. tt
X. o. Ferguson, our local pugilist
fought a three round boxing exhibi
tion at the Mcmahon carnival last
Saturday night. This was intended t.
be six round go, but at the end Of
the third round Ferguson's opponent
didn't show up in the ring.
E. B. McKenna left Sunday morn
ing for his home at Wichita, Kansas
after few days visit in Julesbure
with relatives and friends. Mrs
McKenna will remain here for an ex
tended visit with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. O. p Wilson. and family.
Mr.. w. T. Rickly of Geneva, Nebr.
and Miss Eula Rickly of Omaha, hav,
been visiting for several days will
the c. E. Courtright and S. S. Rickl,
families of this city. They left Wed
nesday morning for Denver, for a visi
in that city.
| Save time and money. The great
est demonstration of the day. Th'
Bailey Beet Topper, pulls and top,
beets at same time, saving hand lab
l or. For information see Ed Cation
four miles west and one-half mil,
south of Julesburg. WATCH THIS
PAPER FOR DEMONSTRATION
| DATES. +
A new restaurant has been oDepet