The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-04-06


Willard Beanblossom was 4 Ster-
ling visitor the first Of this week
Easter Specials for Women and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen were
passengers 70 Denver last Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. McKinstry Of
Sedgwick. were Julesburg visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. Allan Harris and bsby went
to Ault, Colo. last Sunday for . visit
with Mrs. Harris sister, Mrs. Vim.
Andrews and husband.
County Clerk Mrs. Nellie E. Nichols
and daughters. Gertrude and Mar
Raret were Sedgwick visitors last
Sunday.
The Masonic Lodge will hold 4
banquet for the members and their
wives at tho Masonic hall in this city
tomorrow (Friday) evening, April Z.
Mrs. r. C. McNally entertained the
bridge club last Tuesday afternoon.
This 10 reported ~ . very enjoyable
event.
krs. E. r. Hayden and children Of
Aurora, Ncbr.. arrived here Tuesday
night for q visit with her mother.
Mrs. Ann Stone. and other relatives.
Boncilla at the Baaute Parlor on
Front Street. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I. Robson and
baby went to Fort Morgan last
Thursday. being called there on ac-
count Of the serious illness of MIR.
Robison's mother.
Il feel twenty years younger" is
what thousands have said after Tan
lac restored them to health. Try it.
For sale by Cleveland 4 Law and by
all leading druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alexander, who
reside near Ovid, are the proud par
cnts of baby boy. born Saturday
night. April LIST. Mother and baby
arc doing nicely.
A marriage license was issued
March 29th by county clerk Mrs. Nell
lie f. Nichols to John F. Smith and
Mrs. Sadie Grenlee, both Of Lamar.
Colo. They were united in marriage
here by county judge J. S. Labaree.
Miss Nellie Dye returned to Linz
coin. Nebr. last Saturday evening. to
resume her school work in the Ne
braska state university. after a
weeks visit here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Dye. and family.
A dance will be held At loves hall
next Saturday evening. April sth,
Shubert's Original Jazz Orchestra Of
Chicago, ILL.,, on their third tour to
the Pacific coast, will furnish the
music for thi. OCCASION.
| The interior Of the Austin & Mccoy
furniture store has taken on more
progressive appearance, since new
wall paper has been pu, on the front
walls. during the past few days. and
the floors oiled
Clarence Harris. who is attending
| the State Agricultural College At Fl
| Collins. is expected 20 arrive here
this Thursday, evening 10 spend the
! spring vacation with his parents. Mr,
and Mrs. E. c. Harris and family
Mrs. Mary Shaw, who had hse,.
visiting here for the pas; three
weeks with her son. II. c. Shaw. anss
| family. lefs Sunday morning for her
| home =, Arnold. NeSr. She was sc
con,psnisd home by Ms H. C Shaw,
| who will v:Si. there fer awhils-
! Mr.. and Mrs, Dave Hiieuasn sni
baby srrivs>i here las. Ts,ssssy fcan,
& a
s,>en: the winter They viii remain
I here during the summer 81. .eas.,
looking after shei. farming interests
or the south table
| 4 fair-sizea crowd attended .hs
dance given a. the rev school build
ins q: Veasaso, Near, las. Friday :
evening. ara s very enjoyable even
ing WAS spent The Blue Grass Jaz.
Orchestra Of this city furnished mus
ic for the occasion Another osncx
will be held there Mo2isy evening
April l7sh. with tie same orchestra
Z TIE Jusesburg Players Club Vii
present "A Pair Of Sizes s. OE1-l
ala this IThur~ixy, evening. A nun
her from here not members Of tn
Players Cub expect 10 be IN attend
saee 4. This entertainment Th
Blue Grass Jazz Orchestra xiil fur
assh MUSIC between acts and ais
vii play for dance TO be gwen n
TIE Searse haIl there inneaia.e,.