The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-10-26
George II. Thompson, loans.

George II. Thompson, loans.
Attorney T. +. Munson of Sterling
transacted legal business in district
court here Tuesday.
Junior Reichelt was passenger to
Denver the latter part of last week
for short visit with relatives.
See Denly tor Insurance.
Karl X. Mcintyre and family moved
Wednesday to the residence property
on West Sixth street formerly oc-
cupied by the Edgar G. Lee family.
Special attention given to MasQuer-
ade Costumes this week at the Dress
making Shop on Front St. 1t
Mr. and Mrs. E. Al. Kelsey and
daughter Miss Ruth of Sterling, were
visitors the middle of last week at the
+. N. Kelsey home in this city.
Luther Holmes of southeast of
Julesburg. has been in attendance at
district court this week. serving as IA
petit juror.
Don't forget the social at District
No. 20 on Halloween night, October
3lst. 1t
Miss Genia Geiger returned home
the latter part of last week from
Boulder, w.ere sne mad attended the
annual convention of the Odd Fellow
and Rebekah lodges.
w. J. Mccoy shipped three car loads
of cattle last Sunday to the Omaha
market. he accompanying the ship
ment. Mr.. Mccoy had been feeding
these cattle on his farm on the south
table.
Judge l.. c. Stephenson of Fort Nor
gan arrived in Julesburg Monday
night preparatory to his holding the
regular October term of district court,
which convened here Tuesday morning.
with Judge Stephenson presiding.
Mrs. A. &. Mcpherson left last Sat
urday for her home in Chicago, H.,
after having spent two weeks or more
visiting with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. S. h. Carlson, and family. She
will be remembered here as being
formerly Miss Agnes Carlson.
c. f. Root, wife and baby of Car
men, Okla, arrived in Julesburg last
Saturday. Mr.. Root occupied the pull
pit of the Church of Christ Sunday.
and is looking over the field here with
a view of locating in our city as pastor
of the Church of Christ.
Among the distinguished visitors in
gressman Charles B. Timberlake and
wife, of Sterling; Benjamin Griffith
of Denver. republican candidate for
governor and Robert F. Rockwell of
Paonia, republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. The party left
here that afternoon for Sedgwick and
Sterling.
Phillip Parker of Scottsbluff, Nebr.,
visited III Julesburg the latter part o.
last week with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. c. V. Parker and other relatives
and friends. He returned to Scotts-
buff Sunday, being accompanied by
his wife and baby. who had been visit
ing here with Mrs. Parkers parents,
MIR. and Mrs. W. NJ. Labaree and other
relatives.
Special attention given to Masquer-
ade Costumes this week at the Dress
making Shop on Front ST. 1t
Mrs. J. W. Dozier left Tuesday for
her home in Dayton. Ohio, after a
weeks visit in Julesburg with her
brother. Frank l.. Shupe. and family
She was called here on account of the
illness Of her father. Louis Shupe. who
underwent major operation last week
at the Julesburg Community Hospital
and is reported to be recovering nice
ly at this time. Il
Elsewhere in this issue of the Grit
Advocate appears the large advertise
, ment announcing the public sale of H
4. Taylor which will be held next Tues
, day. October 3lst, at the Taylor place
one-half mile south and one-half mile
east of Venanxo, Nebr. Mr.. Taylor
has sold his farm. therefore his reason
for disposing of his horses. cattle and
farming machinery. We refer YOU to
the advertisement for complete details.
County Superintendent Mrs. Elma
Schroeder reports the organization of
Parent Teachers Association at the
West Fairview school house in school
district No. 3 last Monday evening.
The new organization promises to be
y live one and will be of material bene-
fit to the school in that district. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, L. L. Glenn; vice-president, Fred
Gels; treasurer. George Brown: secre.
tary. Mrs. Fred BeAnhlossom. Mrs.
Louise Withrow is the enterprising
teacher at this school.
Next Tuesday evening, October Sls,.
Is Hallowe'enn. The old-time custom
of the younger folks indulging in Hal
lowe'en pranks that resulted in the de-
stroction Of property is fast becoming
thing Of the past, and the influence
Of parents over their children prevent
ing them from participating in rowdy-
ism is responsible in \ grea, measure
for the elimination of the detrimental
Halloween customs of old. However,
there will be the usual Halloween So
ciai functions this year in Iulesburg
all Of which provide much enjoyment
Of harmful and beneficial nature.
The first number OF the Midsnd
Lyceum Course will be held in Jules
burg Friday evening. November 3rd,
at the Se,igwick County High School
suai,or.Uni. commencing Al sis
o'clock. The attraction will De the Al