The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-04-13
George H. Thompson, loans.

George H. Thompson, loans.
b. N. Kellogg was . passenger to
Denver last Friday, returning here
SATURDAY night.
Lost. A Lhaperon." Given at the
OVId .h.ich by the Ovid Branch of
3. Z. II. ). Friday night, April 2lst,
at o:UU p. VI. Admission Z5c. 2-lt
Mrs. W. I. Johnson entertained the
five hundred cub at her nome in this
Guy tuesday afternoon.
burnett Is coming Saturday, May
2th. Aou can have your eyes ex-
amlned then Al3-2U
The Nelson Studio are now occupy
ing the bundlng on Front Street
formerly occupied by the Manhattan
Cafe.
One of the latest French Dotted
Wells with every ladies' hat purchas-
ed of the Quality Shop on Saturday,
April 10th, costing $500 or over. 1t
The members OF the G. H. S. Club
met last Monday evening with Miss
Mary Ward. at the Carl Pidgeon
home. An enjoyable evening is re-
ported.
w. c. Reid of Denver, Inspector of
the State Public Utilities Commission,
was a Julesburg business visitor last
Thursday and Friday He returned
to Denver Friday.
Go TO w. E. Randolph to get your
lawn mower sharpened for the sum-
mer work. Also repairs sewing ma
chimes and clocks. Opposite Variety
Store. If
Dick Cole went to Grand Island the
first of this week for a few days
visit with relatives and friends. He
expects To return here tomorrow (Fri-
day.
II. H. Hodges went to Denver Sun
day morning. He returned home
Tuesday evening, accompanied by
Mrs. Hodges, who had been in a sani-
tarium there for several weeks. Her
many friends will be glad to learn
that she is much improved in health.
The Woman's Club Apron sale and
luncheon starts at eleven o'clock Sat-
, urday, April Is, at Reeds Hardware
Store. Come early and get first
choice of Aprons, Table Covers and
Easter Flowers.
A big dance will be held at the new
high school building in Venango,
NeDr next Monday evening, April II.
The B.ue Grass Jazz Orchestra of this
city has been engaged to furnish
music for this occasion.
George Jurgenson, who is in hos
pital in Denver suffering with throat
and neck trouble, is reported as being
in critical condition. His many
| friends here are anxious for his i'm
mediate recovery.
The baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. John
| H., to1,
to the Julesburg Community Hospital
last week threatened with infantile
paralysis, was sufficiently recovered
to be taken to the parental home last
Sunday very much improved. Drs. F..
| G. Duuton and G. w. Rook have, been
| caring for her.
Another success was scored by the
| Julesburg Players Club in the pre-
| sentation Of "a Pair of Sixes' at the
| Princess Theatre at Ogallala, Nebr.,
| last Thursday evening, when pack
ed house greeted this entertainment,
and from the generous applause at
| frequent intervals it was very evil
| dent that the comedy went over big
and met the hearty approval of the
audience. This is the play that was
| presented in Julesburg last Decem-
Der by the Players Club, and although
the members of the cast did unusually
| well in portraying their respective
roles, at that time, it is the opinion
of those who witnessed both enter
tainments that the presentation at
Ogallala was even better than here.
The Blue Grass Jazz Orchestra fur
nished music between acts and also
for a dance which was held at the
Searle hall following the play.