The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-10-12

G0OFEe h. Th0mp0on, leans.
A. z. Law Of the north table, Was q
Sterling visitor Tuesday.
t,e0ixe h. Thompson, loans.
Chas. E. Lane Of Denver was .
Julesburg business visitor the first Of
this week.
The Sheik" At the Hipp Theatre.
! ". F. Lanning and wife Of Hildreth,
4 Nebr.. arrived here last Thursday and
are visiting with Mr.. Lanning's broth
er, A. E. Lanning and family.
The Sheik" Monday and Tuesday
1T the Hipp Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver X. Wilson and
daughter Betty Nae and Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Wilson were Sterling
visitors last Sunday at the Roy T.
johnson home.
The Sheik" Monday and Tuesday
At the Hipp Theatre.
Miss Della Stout, . trained nurse
from Sterling, returned to her home
last Friday morning, after having
spent two weeks here at the o. p.
Wilson home caring for Mrs. Edward
B. AcKenna and baby.
yellow Men and Gold Friday At the
Hipp Theatre.
Ed Thunderstorm left the first Of
the week for Glendevey, Colo, and
points in Wyoming, where he will en-
gage in 4 deer hunt the latter part of
this week. He expects to return
home the first Of next week. He
made the trip via auto.
Buy shoes of Galusha's for your
boys. They wear like iron. If
H. N. Gilchrist arrived here We'd
| nesday evening from his home at
Morrison. to look after his public sale
business n auctioneer. He will cry
the Tony Thompson and Holmes
Laughlin sales which will be held this
Thursday afternoon and Saturday
afternoon respectively.
Edgar G. Lee and family are max
ing preparations to move TO Saratoga,
will spend the winter at least. Mr..
Wyo., in the near future, where they
| Lee has owned and operated a black
smith shop in Julesburg for the past
two years. During their residence
here the Lee family have made many
friends, who regret to see them leave
| our midst.
Dodolph Valentine Monday and
| Tuesday at the Hipp Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Harris and Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Shields left Tuesday
via auto for Denver. From Denver
| they contemplate going on west in
search of location, and will be gone
from Julesburg for an indefinite
length of time.
1 A complete line of. phonograph
springs just in. Bring in your engine
and let US fix it. Austin T. Mccoy. 1t
! The nights and mornings during the
past week have had the tinge of win
ter. and Jack Frost has been in evil
| dence on one or more occasions. There
was heavy frost Sunday night. Dur
| ing the daytime with the bright rays
of Old Sol, real autumn weather has
mer variety. Rain is much needed in
this section at this time.
LADIES' have been appointed
I sales-lady for the Barclay Corset, and
am ready to take your measure and
order for same. ! also handle guar
anteed hosiery and underwear for
men, women annd children. Come and
see me before you buy elsewhere.
Mrs. Emma B. johnson. 800 West
Seventh street, phone 56W or see me
at my dress making shop on Front
! street. 1t
The radio bug is becoming more
popular in Julesburg all the while.
and there are now several vacuum
tube radio receiving sets in our city
along with number of crystal sets,
the latter being of a miniature nature
Among those who have the vacuum
sets are Messrs. Bert Achenbach. VIM
c. Dye, Robt. Walrath, Francis Rook
and Vernie Twomey. Those who have
@listened in" have had the pleasure of
hearing high-class concerts in many
of the big cities over the country along
with other interesting features. While
the radio is yet practically in its in
fancy, it is becoming more popular
and practical right along.
Benjamin Griffith, Republican NOM
inee for governor, left Denver Wed
nesday on his campaign tour through
Colorado, one of the most strenuous
/ ever undertaken by candidate. For
| five weeks he will be almost constant
| ly on the road, speaking sometimes as
often as five times day. According
| to his tentative itinerary, arranged
by James W. Kelley of the Republican
state central committee, Mr.. Griffith
will be in Julesburg on Saturday, Oct.
2lst. His tour may be altered during
| its course. however, altering his
speaking date. Mr.. Griffith's trip
| will include every section of the state
| In all he will travel about $500 miles
in his campaign. Arrangements for
greeting the nominee on his arrival
| in each town are in the hands of the
county committees.
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