The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-02-15

L. ". Evessnaa was q Sterfina
business visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Ars- Les Barton and bah,
returned hsre last Sunday from Al
ton. No. where they had spent sever
al months visiting with his parents
W. A. Voight left last Friday fol
his home in Nelson. Nebr., after hay
ing spent . week here looking afts,
business matters pertaining TO his
land interests west Of this city.
Manager Fred Mason and assistan,
C. A. Jones Of the Great Westerr
Sugar Co.'S factory at Sterling, vers
business visitors here last Saturday
from Sterling.
Messrs. Luke Williams, Mike 6hep.
pard and Heavy" Martin have the
California fever. and expect to leave
here the first Of next week via auto
for that state. where they will lool
over the country. with the possible
view OF locating there permanently
| c. H. Peterson, manager of the
Wellworth Department Store. was
able to be back at his store duties the
first of this week, after having been
confined to his home for several days
with q severe attack Of ID prippe and
throat trouble.
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Mrs. Atwood Harris returned last
Saturday evening from Alliance,
Nebr., where she had been at the bed!
side Of her mother-in-law. Mrs. Isaac
Harris, the latter being in 4 hospital
4 hnv
GRAFTON, and is reported to be getting
along as nicely as could be expected.
Mrs. Earl c. Hobbs and small
daughter left this Thursday morn
ing for California, to join Mr.. Hobbs,
who went there from here several
weeks ago. They expect to make
their future home in California.
Messrs. Henry Grothouse and Phil
lip Tanner, who reside near Venango,
Nebr.. arrested Wednesday evening of
last week by sheriff Cunningham and
deputy Clarence McCone upon a lar
ceny charge, were released from the
county Jail the following day. the case
against these men having been dis
missed on account of the lack of evil
dence. -
MIR. and Mrs. R. S: Dye returned
home the latter part of last week from
Omaha and Lincoln. Nebr.. where they
had spent week, Mr.. Dye attending
the Nebraska Hardware Mems Asso-
citation convention at Omaha, and Mrs.
Dye visiting with their daughter,
Miss Nellie. who is attending the Ne
braska State University at Lincoln.
Miss Nellie, who recently was quite
ILL, is now much improved, and has
again resumed her school work.
T. j. Harrison left this Thursday
morning for Los Angeles. California,
where he will visit with his brother,
Frank Harrison, and family. He ex-
poets to remain there several months,
he having secured employment at his
trade, that of carpenter and con-
tractor. and expects to start work
next Monday. If the work is of a
permanent nature, Mr.. Harrison in
forms US that he may move his fam
lily to California after school has
closed here in the spring.
Be at Wellworth's Friday and
Saturday. Feb. 18th and 18th.
The Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany has recently opened offices and
salesrooms at 2l1 North Second
Street in Sterling, with Mrs. Chas
Power in charge. A ladies' rest room
has been fitted up and is at the dis
posal of all out-of-town ladies' visit
ing Sterling, and Mrs. Power extends
a personal invitation to the ladies of
Julesburg and Sedgwick county to
call and see her and make use of the
glad to demonstrate the Singer Sew
ing Machine at any time. and the par
ties wishing demonstration will be
under no obligation I'd buy.
A fair sized crowd attended the
regular meeting of the Literary in
District rs, at the east school house
on Feb. 9th. A short program was
given. The readings by Mrs. Henry
Thode and Mrs. Ross Farlin were
much appreciated, but the hit of the
evening was the farce. Wanted, A
Valet" put on by Ray and Frank
Martin and Detlef and Herman
Thode. After social hour spent in
games and visiting lunch was served
to about forty. The next meeting
will be held in the west school house
on February 23. and will take the
form of neighborhood gathering for
the A. H. Stohl family, who will leave
shortly for Cheyenne Wells.
and Billy Disappeared" four
act comedy, will be presented by the
Annual Staff Of the Sedgwick County
High School on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. February 9th and 2sth, at the
high school auditorium. Tuesday
evening will be School Night and
Wednesday evening will be Commun-
ity Night. The proceeds of the play
will be used to help defray the ex-
penses of the High School Annual
The play is being directed by Miss
Anne Gallagher of the high school
faculty
B. N. Kellogg and family left We'd
nesday morning for Denver and
Boulder. where they will visit short
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Kellog's son,
Morrell Kellogg, the latter attending
the University Of Colorado at Bould-
er. Mr.. Kellogg and family expect to
leave Denver today Thursday over
the Union Pacific for California,
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