The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-02-23
See the Fisk and Gage Hats at thu
Quality Shop on Front Street. q

See the Fisk and Gage Hats at the
Quality Shop on Front Street. It
George Baxter was a Venango Wis
itor Monday.
Jack RundaM, manager of the Ovid
Lumber Co., was q Julesburg visitor
Monday.
Owen Betterton of Sedgwick, was
looking after business interest in this
city Wednesday.
Messrs. John and Harry Chase left
for Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, last
| Tuesday for short visit with friends
and relatives at that place.
John B. Chase is still a patient at
the Julesburg Community Hospital,
under the care of DR.. C. H. Smith. He
is getting along nicely.
| A vaudeville troupe appeared at the
Hippodrome theatre last Monday and
Tuesday evenings, this being an added
feature with the regular picture pro-
gram on Tuesday evening.
-
Fred Ballard returned here We'd
nesday from Kansas City and other
Missouri points, where he had been
visiting and looking after business
matters for the past several weeks. :
| Chas. Tomppert and daughter Ruth
Of Oshkosh, Nebr., visited in Jules.
burg at the w. T. Bower home on las1
Sunday. Mr.. Tomppert is editor oI
the Garden County News. We ac
knowledge fraternal call.
Don't forget the fourth number O.
the Community Lyceum Course -
Chief Strongheart-a the Sedgwicl
County High School Auditorium Wed
nesday evening. March 9Th, at 8:3t
P. M.
Mrs. Frank Fischer and Miss Grac,
Fischer returned Sunday mornin,
from Pueblo, where they had beef
called on account of the serious i'll
ness of Frank Fischer, husband an,
brother respectively of these ladies.
A cold wave struck this section las
Wednesday morning, the thermomete
!: taking a decided fall below the zer
mark. A cold wind prevailed Wed
nesday and Wednesday night, making
it very disagreeable. There was ais,
light furry of snow Wednesday.
Frank White, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe White of Ovid, is improving rap
. idly at the Julesburg Communit,
Hospital. and expects to soon leav'
the hospital. He has been under tn
care of DR.. G. F. Ewing of this cit!
and DR.. E. P. Murdock of Chappell
Nebr.
We are informed that the appoint
ment of postmaster for the Jules
burg postoffice will be announced
within the next week. There is nj
definite information relative to jus
who will be the fortunate one amont
: the several applicants for the office
and there seems to be considerable
speculation as to just who it will be.
Word has been received here tina
Mrs. B. H. Schraeder, who recent!
underwent an operation at hospita
in Denver, is recovering nicely, which
is good news to her friends here. Rev
Schrader, who has been absent from
this city for several weeks, is ex
pected to return here the latter par
of this week, and fill the pulpit il
the Church of Christ, of which churcl
he is pastor, next Sunday.
George Rosenback will hold publ
sale next Thursday, March End, a
the VIM. Vogt farm about two mile
west of Julesburg. H. M. Gilchris
will be the auctioneer and w. W
Vaught clerk. There will be a fre,
lunch at 11:00 o'clock, and the sal
will commence Immediately after tn
lunch. A large advertisement ap
pears elsewhere in this issue of tn
Grit-Advocate giving complete de-
tails of this sale.
The famous St. James Hotel of Den
yer has been taken over by com
, pany of business men and is beini
put in shape to accomodate out o
town visitors to the Capital City. TIL
. men comprising the company are al
well known citizens from outside o
Denver who claim to know bette
than the citizens of Denver wha
a visitor wants. They are not charg
ing for a lot of gold lace and slve