The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-26
Geo. H. Thorn nsan, loans.

| several weeks Sl8lL NJ silver SItcA,
Nebr. with relatives and friends.
S. X. Conovef left Sunday MORN
ing for Rawlins, Wyo.. where he has
secured employment at his trade, that
of carpenter. He expects to remain
there an indefinite length of time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wright are
Tuesday morning, April oath. Dr. F.
G. Dutton. the attending physician.
reports mother and baby doing nicely.
Oct your bread. pies and cakes A.
the Home Bakery. It
| Mesdames IS. b. Parker, Jr. and ".
H. Pound returned home Tuesday
| Boulder with relatives and friends,
they making the trip via auto.
You can always get fresh pies and
you tried them? tt
ciety will meet next Thursday, May
3rd at the home of Mrs. J. H. Par
ker on east Fourth street. Hostesses
will be Mesdames ]. H. Parker and
E. D. Charles.
Miss Luella Stout, registered
nurse from Sterling, returned to her
home last Friday morning, after
having spent about two weeks in this
city at the P. R. Mcdowell home,
caring for Mrs. Mcdowell and the
new baby.
New awnings have been placed on
the H. o. Virgins building at the cor
ner of Cellar and Second streets dur
| ing the past weke, which adds ma
terially to the appearance of the
building as well as providing conven-
lent facilities to this business estab-
lishment.
Mrs. C. NJ. O'Dell of Creston. Iowa
and Mrs. j. C. Bethers of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, are visiting at the C. H.
Frickey home east of Julesburg. Mrs.
O'Dell is Mrs. Frickey's mother she
being past ninety years of age. having
celebrated her nintieth birthday last
September. Mrs. Bethers is niece
of Mrs. Frickey.
There will be a dance at loves
Hall SATURDAY. night. April 18th
Music bv Stickney's orchestra. A
good time assured. 1t
According t. information received
here this week the opening date of
the 1923 chautauqua to be held in
Julesbure will be Wednesday, July
4th. and continuing for five davs.
closing on SUNDAY. JULY 9th. The
chautauqua is to be conducted by the
Redpath- Chautauqua bureau
The detailed five-day program has
not yet been received by the local
+, committee.
We have scratch pads of all sizes
and shapes for sale at this office.
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daughter are visiting with relatives
and friends in Denver. While in Dem
yer. Mr.. Gantz. who is foreman of the
Julesburg Motor Co.'S shop. is taking
course of instruction in the mech
anism of the Lincoln car. which car
is distributed by the Ford Motor Co..
and for which the Iulesbure Motor
Co. is local agent. The Gantz family
espec:t to return home the latter part
| of this week or the first of next.
A public auction sale of household
goods will be hesd at the Rev. Edwin
Root residence on west third street
next Saturday afternoon. April 28th.
Rev. Root and family expect to leave
the first of next week for California
to make their future home. They have
resided here for the past several
months. Rev. Root being the pastor of
the Church of Christ. The Root fam
lily have made many friends during
their comparatively short stay here,
who regret to see them leave the
community, but yho will wish them
success in their new location.
Boys! If YOU want to see some
real classy neckwear, take a look at
our new King Tut Ties. Just the
thing. S1.0O. A. Galusha & Son. 1t
Two Ford cars being driven by
Messrs. Phil Mccormick and O. A.
French, Jr.. collided at the intersec
ton of Cedar and Second streets last
Sunday morning. resulting in the
breaking of wheel on the French
car. but otherwise doing no damage.
Fortunately neither car vas travelling
at fast rate of speed, this being re-
sponsible for no greater amount of
damage being incurred. Owing to the
storm in progress at the time of the
accident. it was hard for the drivers
to see the other car approaching.
We have just received the latest
wrinkle in neckwear. The King Tut
Tie: It's duzzy, and only $1OO, at
A. Galusha & Sons.
A special matinee will be held at
the Hlppodrome theatre next Sunday
afternoon, April 29th, at which time
will be the first showing of the big
nine reel Universal feature Hunting
Big Game In Africa" In addition to
the matinee this picture will also be
shown twice Sunday evening and
twice Monday evening, April 9Th.
First shows in the evening commence
promptly at 1880 o'clock P. NJ. and
the Sunday afternono matinee will
start promptly at 2:3O o'clock P. M.
there being only one show at the
matinee. The popular admission pric-
es OF twenty-five and ten cents will
prevail for this extraordinary pro-
gram.