The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-05-17

0r1. FRANK tIoeAef went to Dem
ver Wednesday nosning On q short
business TIP.
Geo. H. Thompson, Loans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l. Dunkle and
nisce. Mary AargaFst Ballard, were
Chappell. Nser. visitors last SunIay.
Yo0 can always 9st fseah pies and
cakes st tie Home bakery. Have
you tried tAe0! --s~ 7.r.,.,E- ~
Attorney y. II. Pound rstzru,d tn.
latter part ef last wsak ffUa q feW
days busine0 trip 10 Sterling and
Denver.
OF all tie smart styIes in Girls
Patent Leather and TWo-Tone 8lip-
pers. see them at the Wellworth for
Mr. and Mrs. A. Jankovsky and Mr..
and Mrs. James Jankovsky and fam
lily Of Sedgwick, were visitors here
last Sunday at the home Of county
clerk Mrs. Nellie E. Nichols.
Closing out Curtain Scrims and
Dr,peries At one-half price. The
Mrs. John Lanm win hold public
auction Of household Foods st her
home here next Saturday afteeuoon,
Nay 18th, the Job printing department
Of the Grit advocate having printed
bills this week for this sale.
Our entire line Of Millinery on sale
at one-hak price. Best aivays eoes
first-you1l have to hurry. The
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Don Roberts and family left last
Friday morning for New York CITY,
where they expect to sail the latter
part of this week for France to make
their future home. Mr.. Robert will
engage in the oyster business with his
brother-in-law at Niece. France.
All Hats on sale at one-half price.
The Style Shop. m17-24
A. B. Collins, chief engineer Of the
State Highway Department, with
headquarters at Greeley, was a Jules
burg business visitor last Thursday,
looking after matters pertaining to
the construction of the new bridge
across the Platte river south of Jules
burg.
$3.50 P. NJ, Saturday, May 26th, the
one who guesses the correct number
of dishes gets a fine dinner set.
Austin 4 Mccoy. m17-24
Rev. Kuhns delivered the baccalaur-
cate sermon of the Sedgwick County
High School at the Sedgwick Metho-
dist church in Sedgwick last Sunday
evening. Although the weather was
of an inclement nature. large crowd
was in attendance to hear the very
impressive and interesting address
delivered by Rev. Kuhns.
Get your bread, pies and cakes at
the Home Baker. If
Rev. A. ]. Waller, former pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church in this
city, but now pastor of the Methodist
church at Loveland, has been selected
to deliver the Commencement address
at the Sedgwick County High School
auditorium tomorrow (Fridayl eve
ming. The many friends and admirers
of Rev. Waller will be glad to have the
opportunity to again meet and hear
him on this occasion.
L. w. Eversman, prominent resi-
dent Of Julesburg and successful
farmer. is the inventor and patentee
of a new implement known as q best
leveler for beet fields. Mr.. Eversman
deponstrated the device at the sugar
factory. farm near Sterling last week,
and tlf4 tests were pronnuoced as en-
tirely satisfactory by representatives
OF the sugar company. The leveler is
said to be success in every way. We
are informed that Mr.. Eversman plans
to put his invention on the market
within the near future, and we join
with his friends in wishing him un-
qualified success in his venture.
H. e. McClaire, who has been the
manager of the local Continental Oil
station for the past two years or
more, has resigned his position, his
resignation to take effect the last of
this week. We are informed that Mr..
McClaire and wife expect to leave
soon for Oregon. E. r. Patterson
and wife of Sterling are expected to |
arrive here within the next day or 50 |
Mr.. Patterson coming here to take
the position made vacant by the resig-
nation Of Mr.. McClaire. The many
regret very much to see them leave
this community.
There seems to be considerable |
sentiment amongst the fans of Jules
burg for q baseball team here this
season, and no doubt meeting will
be held in the near future for the pur-
pose of discussing whether or not q |
team can be organized. There is con-
siderable local talent for team, and |
it would seem that good team could
be gotten together without any seri-
ous difficulty. As far as we can learn
no definite date has as yet been set |
for meeting. but if any action is to |
be taken in regard to organizing a
team for this season. the matter
should not be delayed much longer. i
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