The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-11-23
Geo. H. Thsmsssa. Lsana

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Wiley Stone motored 10 Denver las;
Sunday on . short business trip.
Mrs. James Buchanan and Mrs. ".
c. Lyons Of Sedgviek. visited MI.
and Mrs. c. E. Coartrght in this city
last Sunday.
Celebr.tsd Keller Sweaters 20 per
cent off at A. Gslusha 4 Sons II
Nr. and Nrs. P. R. Mcdowell and
children spent Saturday and Sunday
at Sterling visiting with MIS- Nc
Dovell's sister, Mrs Roy I. johnson
and family. They returned home via
auto Sunday evening.
See our five dollar rack of Costs,
Suits and Dresses The Style Shop.
An effort is being made BY Coaeh
". A. Anderson Of the Sedgwick
county high school to secure football
game here for the afternoon Of
Thanksgiving. but up until the time
We go to press this Thursday morn
ing no definite arrangements have
been made.
I.on't miss the big dance at the
Lowe hall Thanksgiving night. Good
music and 4 good time.
A very pleasant social event will be
held at the West Fairview School
house in school district No. 9 tomor-
row friday night. November 24th,
when \ box supper. program and dance
will be staged. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend. Mrs. Louise P.
Withrow is the teacher of this school.
Our store will be closed all day on
Thanksgiving. Do your buying We'd
nesday. Wellworth Dept. Store. 1t
Dave Herod. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Herod of near Sedgwick, under
went an operation for an infection in
one of his legs, at the Julesburg
Community Hospital. Drs. H. H.
Hayes and F. G. Dutton performed the
operation. The patient is reported to
be recovering nicely.
The Ladies Aid Of the Church Of
Christ will hold their annual bazaar
and dinner in the !. o. o. F. Hall on
Saturday, December End. 1t
On account of the high price of all
kinds of feed / am compelled, begin
ming on December first, to raise the
price of milk to ten cents per quart.
/ am sorry to do this but under the
circumstances have to do SO. n23 80
F. D. Holers of the south table Sec
.tion, vas a Julesburg business visit
or Tuesday, and while in town made
arrangements with the Grit-Advocate
to advertise his public sale which he
will hold at his place ten miles south
and four miles east of Julesburg on
Wednesday, December 9Th. The job
printing department Of the Grit-Ad-
vocate will print sale bills the latter
part Of this week for Mr.. Holers, and
large advertisement giving the full
details of this sale will appear in the
next issue of this paper.
TO THE PUBLIC: AS l have dis
solved partnership and closed my shop
for this winted, will do all kinds of
sewing at my home. Thanking you
for past favors. Mrs. C. R. johnson,
320 West 7th ST., phone 56W, Jules
burg. n16-23.
E. S. Eastlack went to Denver Sat
urday morning. He returned home
Sunday evening driving his Buick
automobile, which had been laid up
there for repairs as the result of an
accident which occurred recently.
Mrs. Eastlack, while driving the car
near the Union depot in Denver, col
lided with an auto truck, resulting in
the front end Of the car being dam
aged, but fortunately no one injured.
Mrs. Eastlack and children, who have
been visiting with her brother, H. M.
Gilchrist and family at Morrison, re-
turned home the middle of last week
via train.
Our store will be closed all day on
Thanksgiving. Do your buying We'd
nesday. Wellworth Dept. Store. 1t