The Grit-advocate., 1903-04-24

good shape. during the lfflsatlng
season he will be assisted by his broth
cr Otis.
A spIcndidiy Equipped Shop.
1t is safe u say that in no town In
the west, OF the same size as Julesburg,
will there be found 4 better equipped
or more conveniently arranged barber
shop and bath room than that OF Oscar
Corpe. Since it has been remodeled
this shop may in truth be called a par
lor. Within the last few weeks Mr..
Corpe has expended considerable
sum of money in improving his busi-
ness room. a part of the room has
been partitioned off, and in the rear
has been installed bath fixtures Of
handsome design and the latest pat
tern. The entire room has been re-
papered and repainted, new curtains
have been placed at the windows and
the whole appearance Of the room has
been greatly improved.
Mr.. COrpe deserves great credit for
his enterprise in fitting up such bath
aud barber shop, and there Ia no ques-
ton but that he will reap return in
the increased patronage Of the public.
All who have not experienced the de-
lightful effects Of a bath in this new
bathing emporium should try the ex-
perience at once. The service is first
class in every respect, and all patrons
are sure Of being pleased.
Thad Sowdcr, champion rough
rider of the world, and wife were
guests of Julesburg relatives a
few days early this week. Mr..
Sowder severed his connection
with Cody's wild west show in
England a few weeks since and
will engage in the mcrcantil bust
ness in Denver, for which place he
and his wife left Tuesday. Mr..
Sowder's chief reasons for quit,
ting the show business were that
he did not like the climate of
England and besides desired IL
less strenuous life.
l.. H. Kicker has resigned his
position as night assistant ut the
Union Pacific station and will
leave III few days for the home
of his parents in Chiffon Wis.
MIR. Ricker's place has been taken
by w. Wenner, who has had con
siderable experience in railroad
work and will no doubt give en-.
tire satisfaction to his employers.
A fight between two hobo coal
heavers occurred Tuesday in
front of Mason & Lavclle's drug
store. One af the parties suffer
ed some severe bruises to his face
from his opponents fist; the lat
ter was noo injured. The fight
occurred at a time when Marshal
johnson was at dinner and no ar.
rests were made.
The Ambrose lecture in the
Congregational church Monday
evening was very well attended
and was much enjoyed by all.
The next entertainment to be Civ
en- under the auspices of the
church, although not in the regu-
lar series, is Il concert by Blind
Boone and company. This oc-
ours May 9Th.
The Grit-Advocate office fur.
nished some handsome commence
ment programs last week for the
graduating classes of the East
Lincoln and West Lincoln public
schools. The graduating exer-
cises will be held in the Eas5 Lin
coin school building this evening,
commencing ut s o'clock.
William Warner, who resides
upon the Harris & Parker ranch
on the Cottonwood, fell from u
load of hay last Friday and suffer
ed broken leg. DR.. Babcock
was called to attend the injured
man and late reports are to the
effect that he is getting along
nicely.
District Attorney Pound is at
tending court in Yuma county
this week.