The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-19

Of cattle the middle Of last week e
the Omaha market
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
Mr.. and Mrs.. C. B. AcCampbell
were passengers to Denver Sunday
morning for q few days sojourn ir
the metropolis.
Oct your bread. pies and cakes .,
the Home Bakery. 4
Mrs. Roy T. Johnson and small sor
Roy Travis. Jr., arrive here last Sun
day evening from their home in Ster
ling and are visiting this week with
Mrs. Johnson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
o. P. Wilson, and family.
You can always get fresh pies ant
cakes at the Home Bakery. Hav'
yoh tried them? 4
c. E. Haines and family of Sterling
motored to Julesburg last Sunday ant
spent the day with Mrs, Haines' broth
er, c. c. Harvey and family. Mr.
Haines is a member of the Sterling
Advocates force.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Brown of Davit
City, Nebr.. left for their home Tues
day. They were called here last weeI
on account of the illness and death o.
their daughter Mrs. w. e
Brown. Jr.
The degree team of the Sedgwicl
1. o. O. F. Lodge will confer the my
steries of the first degree at the 70
| cal Odd Fellow Lodge No. 81 thi.
Thursday evening. Quite q few Of
| the Sedgwick Odd Fellows are expect
ed to be in attendance. At the clost
of lodge "feed" will be served.
Think Golden Crust" the mex
time you want bread. and then get i
at the Home Bakery. Il
Isaac Harris was a patient at ths
Julesburg Community Hospital few
days during the past week, suffering
| with an ailnrent of the throat and 9th
er complications. DR.. j. F. Hart. the
attending physician, reports Mr.. Har
ris somewhat improved at this writ
ing. he leaving the hospital Monday
and is now at the home Of his son At
wood Harris just north of this city
Prominent citizens of an Indiana
city-including the mayor, sheriff
prosecuting attorney and judge-havt
been found guilty of wholesale cor,
ruption and violations of the prohibi-
ton laws. Ploughing around these
laws seems to be popular pastime
most everywhere, but so far there is
no record of an editor getting in or
any of the so-called easy money.
The fire department was called oui
at about 7:30 o'clock Wednesday
morning on account of small blaze
| in the basement of the Ed Jones resi-
dence on West Seventh street. The
fire, which was started from an over
heated laundry stove, was extinguish
| ed before the arrival of the fire truck
although the apparatus and firemer
| were on the ground in prompt time
| The conflagration caused only small
amount of damage.
Think Golden Crust" the mex
time you want bread. and then get i
at the Home Bakery. t
| A certain street railway company
evidently observing the handwriting
on the wall. has plastered the interior
! of its street cars with signs reading.
1T costs you ten cents a mile to oper
ate your automobile. Ride the stree
cars and save money" Some humor
Gus scoundra changed one of tn
signs to rea1: ride the street car
and lose yoar religion" The stree
cars in that city evidently were no
giving the best of service.
| A deal was consummated last Tues
| day whereby Bruce Campbell pur
chased the interest of his partne,
Chas. R Johnson in the Home Bakery
recent new enterprise located o,
Front street. Mr.. johnson informs
us that he is retiring from the busi
ness to give his attention to farmni
interests. Mr.. Campbell requests u
to announce that he will continue tn
business under his management in tn
future with the assistance of Mrs
Campbell. Mr.. Campbell is an exper
fenced baker. and is we'll qualified t
give his patrons high grade of bak
derry proucts.
The printing pressmen of Chicag,
have established free trade schoo
to give their members instruction il
the operation of the newest types o
printing presses. A couple of the yer!
latest presses have been purchased
and installed in the free school wher,
members of the pressmen's union ar,
fully instructed in their use and con
ssruction. They ought to set UP tn,
equipment of the average country edi
tor and study it in order to appreciat
just why his hair turns gray so earl.
in life.