The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-03-01
Bargain Day, Saturday, March srd

| bargain Day, Saturday, A1rch Sfo'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith took
dinner at the Geo. Clark home las:
Sunday, north of JulesburR.
B. F. lockwood Of the Brown Hotel
has been quite sick during the past
week, but is considerably improved at
this writing.
Storage. Furniture And Dead Cars.
c. E. Courtright. Julesburg. phone
l49W. Fl5-M1'
| Miss Mabel Penney of the south
table left last Sunday morning for an
extended visit at Garrison, Nebr. with
relatives and friends.
When thinking of buying an Incu-
bator. buy the Queen Incubator at the
Beatrice Creamery Co., Julesburg,
Colo. If
! Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Moss of Burling-
ton Colo, visited at the Geo. Clark
home north of Julesburg, the latter
part of last week.
If YOU are planning on buying an
Incubator get your Queen Incubator
at the Beatrice Creamery Co. in Jules
burg If
C. r. Thunderstorm of Grand Island,
Nebr., arrived here the latter part of
last week for short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Humber
stone and family.
W. G. Argenbright. yard superin-
tendent for the Walrath & Sherwood
Lumber Co.. was Julesburg business
visitor Wednesday on matters per-
tanning to the Walrath e. Sherwodo
Co.'S yard in this city.
Mrs Frarl, Stutynop u-bo hoe
been a patient at the Julesburg Com
munity Hospital. under the care of DR..
f. G. Dutton, recuperating from re-
cent orcration for appendicitis, ex-
nects to be dismissed from the hos
p'tal today and return to her home in
Chappell. Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Calkins and
daughter left the first of this week
for Fort Lupton. where they will
visit for awhile with relatives and
friends. Mr.. Calkins in the mean
time will l2ok for location. having
decided TO look for now location.
He informs us that he will not en-
gage in .he blacksmthing business
tcmrorarilv at least. He has oper-
ated blac ksmith shop here for the
past several years.
The Woman's Club held their regu-
lar meeting February 21st at the
home OF Mrs. T.. N. Kelsey. Mrs. F. G,
Dut.on. assistant hostess. This being
Guest Dav large number were pres
"nt and the rrorram on Art was very
interesting. The next regular meet
inr viii he March 7th. AT the home Of
Mrs B. II. Achenbach. 5l5 West Fifth
Street. Program-Relgion and So
rio'ory. Roll Gala Book of the
Bible and its Author.
A deal WAS consummatea the lat
tor part Of last week whereby Earl
Quinn. well known resident of the
south table section. purchased the in
forest of !. l.. Nicely in the Jules
burg Bakery Mr.. Nicely having been
nssorinted with i. w. Moore in this
business enterprise previous to his
disposin% of his interest to Mr. Quinn.
We are informed that Mr. Quinn will
he actively engar"d in the manage
mont of the establishment.
Pa'le News will be shown ct the
Hinn"hrome theatre next Tuesday
md Wednesday nights March 9th and
7th in addition to the big Paramount
ricture. "a Fools Paradise" Popn'
lar criceS: adults 25c and children
1Oc. including war tax.
The coyote hunt held on the south
table last THURSDAY urdcr the aus
nicas Of the Farmers Union was big
suc"ns<. A large number of persons
including ur;te few from .Tulesbnrg
participated in the hunt. while nun
ber Of others who did not take an ar-
tive part in the hunt. went to the
scene of the roundup. Eleven coy
otes were bareed along with large
number of rabbits. A lunch was SER
we'd at the round .up