The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-09-28

k,ok after hia land interests On the
north table. Dr. Dunham owns thk
farm where the 7. z Williams fam
lily reside north Of this city.
Chicken super October 5th. II
Nr. and Mr.. Ralph ChfistiAnson,
residents Of the north table, are the
proud parents Of q baby boy, born
Saturday morning, September BIRD
DR.. ]. p. Hart of this city, the at
tending phyEician, report. mother and
baby doing nicely.
Congressman ChA1 B. Tinnberiak ke
and wife have returned 70 Sterling
from Warrington, d. e.. and are al
home At the Hotel Graham. where
they expect " remain until after the
election in November.
Nr. and Mr.. p. X. Mcdowell and
sons and o. P.WiIson notored TO Ster-
ling last Sunday, where they gpen.
the day with Nr. Wilson'S daughter,
Nr,. Roy T. Johnson and family, and
incidentally made their acquaintance
With the new Johnsnn baby.
A new business enterprize for Jules
burg is the dress making establish
mcnt which will be opened next Mon
day, October 2nd, By Mrs. Chas. z.
Johnson in the building on Front
street formerly occupied by the Quail
ity Shop.
Messrz. John and Jack Theias and
John Frey drove trucks through to
Loyeland the latter part Of last week
hauling the household goods of Rev
A. J. Waller, and family, to that
place. They returned here the first
Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Johnson and
family are now residents Of Julesburg
and are occupying the residence pro-
perty on west seventh street recently
vacated by the G. H. Austin family.
Mr.. Johnson has rented his farm
northwest Of Big Springs to a Mr..
Robinson ofFairbury, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Polzin return
ed home last Monday via auto from a
ten days visit with relatives and
friends at York and Exeter, Nebr.
They report an enjoyable trip. Mr..
Polzin states that things are pretty
dry in that section and that q rain is
much needed there.
Albin Leef, who is q patient at the
Julesburg Community Hospital suf-
fering with blood poisoning in his
arm, haH been in q critical condition
during the past week. He underwent
an operation at the hospital Wednes-
day Of last week. He is under the
care Of DR.. J. F. Hart. At last re-
ports Mr.. Leef was somewhat inn
proved, and his friends are anxious for
his recovery.
Ernest Flora, the contractor in
charge OF excayating and removing
the dirt for the basement underneath
the Wikgins and Jones 4 Wiggins
store buildings, has completed this
work, and .workmen in charge Of /. T.
Gsno have been busy during the past
week with the cement work, which is
nearing completion. This work has
been big undertaking, but the new
full basement underneath these build
ings will provide a large amount Of
room for storage purposes, which is
much needed by these business es-
tablishments coincident with their
rapidly growing business, which has
BY far exceeded the expectations Of
Messrs. Virgins and Jones. These
gentlemen are buying considerable
| merchandise in car load lots, and the
new basement will provide the neces-
sary storage facilities.
The first foot ball game Of the sea
son was played on s. G. II. s. Field
here last Saturday afternoon, when
the Sidney, Nebr. high school team
defeated the s. c. H. S. athletes by
the score Of q to Z. This being the
first game, admirers of the local team
feel that they made q good showing
against a team such as the Sidney pig
skin warriors, which is composed Of a
number Of experienced players, while
the S. G. H. s. lineup consists of
practically all new members. and with
more training, the local team should
be able to compete with all comers. In
the game last Saturday, s. c. H. s.
played Sidney to tie score Of Z to
at the end of the first half. In the
last half Sidney had the best of
things all the way, securing two touch
downs and two goal kicks for total
OF ~ points, while S. c. H. 8. was
playing defensive game most of this
period, and failed to score. Coach
Anderson 10 not disappointed with the
showing Of his team, and is confident
that the s. C. H. s. athletes will soon
round out into winning aggregation