The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-19
Geo. H. Thompson. loans.

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We have scratch pads Of all sizes
and shapes for sale 1t this office.
o. R. Owens ef Sidney. Nebr.. was
Julesburg business visitor last Fri-
day, looking. after his property inter-
ests here.
You can always get fresh pies and
cakes at the Home Bakery. Have
you tried them? If
Mesdames W. H. Pound and B. D.
Parker, Jr. will leave Friday via
auto for Denver and Boulder, for q
few days visit with relatives and
friends.
DR.. Mabel Green. Cairopraetor.
rooms and 2, Citizens National Bank
Building. II
County clerk Mrs. Nellie E. Nichols
returned the latter part of last week
! from Greeley, where she had been in
attendance at the district meeting of
county commissioners, clerks and at
torneys.
Mrs. Frank Koppelkom underwent
serious operation at her rooms in
the Brown Hotel this Thursday
morning, DR.. G. +. Ewing perform
ing the operation. At last reports
Mrs. koppelkOm was getting along
as nicely as could be expected
John Krist shipped car load of
hogs to the Denver market last Sat
| urday, Clarence Harris accompany
ing the shipment. From Denver Mr..
Harris went to Fort Collins for few
| days visit with friends before return
ing home.
Z. F. Schroeder and sister Miss
Ann Schroeder and James Galusha
motored to Denver last Friday. max
ing the trip in MIR. Schroeders Hud-
| son. They left the car in Denver to
be repainted. and returned home Mon
day morning on the train.
A Montreal woman has been ar
| rested on the charge Of teaching and
employing children to steal. 1t de-
| 1eioted mat cniIdren insteau Of gong
20 scnool met at the wOnIan's house
wnere plans were made for petty rob-
Jeiy. Une boy was found " have
| slo.en 81 tons of coal. Parents OF
.hese children cannot ho.d themselves
Diameiess. They at least ougnL to
nave known where the youngsters
were ut bedtime.
County Commissioners Gustav
Sprickl OF the south table and John c.
nagner OF TINS city, returned here the
latter part OF last week from Greeley,
wnere ne had been IN attendance al
me district meeting OF county COM
| missloners, clerks and attorneys.
| Commissioner Geo. X. Sellers OF Sedg-
WICK, also returned home the latter
part OF last week from this meeting
A prominent detective agency gives
out lne statement that tneIts of
| Jewelry stores are committed for the
greater part by baby bandits
youths addicted to the use OF drugs
and made desperate tor money with
which to purchase, narcotics. There
seems to be wonderful opportunity
| for the reformers of this country to
get and do something really worth
| whne by curbing the drug evil.
Rev. Edwin Root and family are
making plans to leave Juiesburg with
in the next two weeks, they expecting
TO 30 from here to California to 10
cate permanently. kev. Root has
been the pastor of the Church of
Christ in this city for the past sever
Eal months. The Root family have
made many friends during their resi-
dence here, who regret TO see them
leave the community, but VINO will
wish them happiness and prosperity
IN their new home.
Today there is one divorce to every
nine marriages in the United States.
This is notable increase since ten
years ago when the ratio was one dl-
vorce to every eleven marriages.
| These figures are sufficient to cause
alarm, but no doubt the divorce ten
dency would be still more alarming if
| the courts sWere as numerous and
worked "a hours each day as does the
marriage bureaus.
The entertainment "The Feast Of
the Little Lanterns" which was held
at the nigh scheol auditorium here
two weeks ago under the auspices of
the Gir.s' Glee Club and directed by
Mrs. George II. Thompson will be pre-
sented by the Glee Club at ChappeIl,
Nebr. next Saturday evening, April
2lst. The Grit-Advocate cannot
recommend this pleasing musical
operetta too highly to the people of
Chappell and community, it being one
OF the most successful entertainments
ever presented here, with unusually
large and appreciative audiences in
ATTENDANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Gilchrist and
family are again residents of Jules
burg, they having moved here last
week IEOn MOTflSoH, SOlO., WHeIe
they have resided, they having NOV
ed from Julesburg to Morrison two
years or SO ago. They are occupying
the c. A. Lyon residence property on
east Fifth street. which Mr.. Gilchrist
recently purchased from Mr.. Lyon,
Mr.. Lyon and family having taken
rooms at the NJ. E. Mcclure residence
temporarily, and we are informed that
they expect to move on their farm
on the south table later on. The
many friends of the Gilchrist family
are glad. to- welcome them back to
Julesburg, where they had previously
resided for number of years.
fALkMG ROT AGAINST
s,%gs BABY TALK"
"a, lady Instructor in essentials,