The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-28
Geo. n. Thompson. Loans.

1eO. H. thompson, LO4h1.
Many Of the farmers throughout the
valley are putting up their Alfalfa
and they report it an excellent crop
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Parker wen,
to Denver Saturday morning to At
which occurred there that day.
Mrs. Henry Karpf and son Charlie,
Of Morrill,, Nebf.. arrived in Julesburs
Mrs. Jas. Galusha, and family, they
being friends Of the Galushas.
JulesburE vs.. Paoli at the fair.
grounds next Sunday At 2:30 r. u.
Master Bruce Campbell wsst "a
Omaha, Nebr. Wednesday. From
Omaha he will 60 to Lincoln. Nebr.,
where he will take treatments from
DR.. Orr.
Dance as long rs you please at Ovid
the Fourth.
Messrs. B. F. Lockwood and Ed
ward Kreidler went to Denver last
Saturday. They returned home Sun
day. driving Mr.. Kreidler's Paige car,
which was recently repainted there.
The Grand Ball at Holyoke the
night of the Fourth will be hummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pbol and
baby returned to their home in
Bridgeport, Nebr. last Friday after
spending a few days in Julesburg
visiting with relatives and friends and
attending the Masonic meeting.
Try this office for your scratch
pads. We have them in all sizes.
colors and grades. Priced cheap.
Mrs. VIM. Lindloff returned home
from Denver last Monday. where she
hnI
relatives and friends, and attending
the marriage ceremony of her son,
John Lindloff. who was married in
Denver recently.
Haxtun and Holyoke, two crack
teams. meet as the feature ball game
at the Fourth of July celebration at
Holyoke. l wouldn't miss it. 1t
The job printing department of the
Grit-Advocate printed four-page bills
/ this week for the Wellworth Depart
ment store. These bills announce a
| special sale which commences at this
store tomorrow friday June 29th
A page advertisement also appears in
this issue of the Grit t-Advocate giving
the details of this big sale. It will
pay you to read the same carefully.
Those horse races at Holyoke the
Fourth will sure knock 'em dead. Big
prizes are bringing lots of fast hor-
ses. II you like horse races as we do,
you'll be right on the spot.
| Rev. A. o. Wright and family of St.
Louis. Missouri, arrived in Julesburg
last Friday via auto to spend the
summer visiting with relatives and
friends. During their stay here Rev.
Wright will officiate a. pastor of the
Church of Christ. occupying the pull
pit OF this church each Sunday. Mrs.
Wright is daughter Of Mrs. r. C.
Gilchrist Of this city.
The JulesburK Community Club is
putting on the chautauqua this year.
Remember that every season ticket
sold the Community Club gets q per
cent but nothing on single admis-
sions.
Word has been received here this
week of the marriage of Jess Yer
non to Mss Cynthia Blakemore, of
Hulsa. Oklahoma. the wedding occur
is a former Julesburg boy and a
graduate - :, the Sedgwick County
High schl He has been in Okla
home for a9Veral years, where he holds
a good position in the oil fields. The
couple win make their home in Tulsa.
Parker's Wonderful Discovery given
in drinking water rids poultry of
mites and lice like magic. 1000
treated as easy as one. A real tonic.
Will not taint flesh or eggs. Sold and
guaranteed by Cleveland 4 Law.
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Large crowds attended the show
ing of the picture 1.-THE Third Alarm
at the Hippodrome theatre Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of this
week. These entertainments were
conducted under the auspices of the
Julesburg Voluntere Fire Depart
ment. Although q big feature at
traction. there was no raise in the
| regular admission prices Of twenty
five and ten cents.
Last Sunday was by far the warm
est day of this summer thus far and
perhaps one of the warmest to be ex-
perienced here this year, when the
thermometer registered 1O1. How
ever, as is characteristic of Colorado
climate, the heat only lasted during
the day. being followed by a cool
night which was gladly welcomed af-
ter such an unusual warm day. The
days following have also been pleas.
ant with q cool breeze stirring the
invigorating Colorado air, and il
would appear that the touch of the
warm weather. wave has bassed thi.
section up. temporarily at least1 Pres.
accounts indicate that sections in the
East are experiencing a heat wave
which is breaking all records for 8
number of years, number of live.
being lost from suffocation Of tht
heat. : ~
A monstrous parade, foot races ot
every sort. horse races that thrill
pleasing band concerts;a big league
ball game. beautiful fireworks and {
big dance to close the day are part.
Of the program for the Fourth 1t Hnl