The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-13
George II. Thsmpsea. isoas.

SssosEe II. Thsmpsea. isaas. .
Earl Harris Gas . b0SiADss pao-
*engee TO the state capital yesterday
mosniAD.
Tso Nh in N, E.uS- Wsi.a.lsy.
C. .. Deily was anothse of eur cit
i1eas 70 be callsA - Osaves Peceotly
On matters of busissas. He went Sat
us1ay.
Z. c. McNally-Easte.. cs,srsAo
Lands. II
E. G. Giffey. Tie new easetsieisa b
Julssbure. Was = passenger TO BriEh-
ton On Tuesday, where be went on
business errahd.
Dsa't miss the great Prisma Pic
tases mex; "Wednesday night.
Miss Aileen Harmon who once lived
in yuIesturg but now has her home
in Sterling, is on the sick list and re-
ported u-y low.
H. B. Davis and wife are two more
new eomers into our midst. They are
looking Tor house and he will have
job with the railroad company.
Best Quality Tractor Oil At Csc per
gallon: Julesburg Tractor & Imple-
Nels L. Pearson, of Los Angels, Cal
ifopiA, has been visiting friends, and
| former neighbOrs the past week, and
also looking after his lands on the
south table.
Jesse Jones' mother, Mrs. E. ].
Jones, and also his mother -in-law
started on trip Monday for Gallatin,
Ne. where they will visit relatives and
old neighbors.
Ten Mix in The Feud" Wednesday
Mrs. Finley Dye returned from the
Denver hospital Tuesday evening
where her son, Finley, Jr. underwent
an operation. He is recovering nice
iy and will soon be up.
Big dance at loves hall Friday
Nay 81. Shubert's Original Jazz will
furnish the music.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gumaer drove
over to this city Sunday from Oshkosh
Neb, and spent the day with the W
T. Bower folks. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowel
and Miss Laura went across with
them to Oshkosh Monday.
\ Tom Mix Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Smith passed through
town Monday on her way to her ,ev
work in the Kopp restaurant in thi'
! city put mas sHiCc UouSHt n iVOiuiHt
house in Sidney and was on her way t.
take charge Of the property.
Ask Your neighbor what h thinks
Of Quality Tractor Oil. They're al
using it. See G. A. Reed. He sells it
Mrs. Shaw left this week on a trir
to Excelsior Springs, Mo-, at which
place she makes her home. She hat
been visiting in Julesburg at the home
of her son-in-law. Harry Brandt. ant
is contemplating trip to Long Beach
Calf. after few days at her owr
home.
Don't miss the great Prisma Pic.
lures next Wednesday night.
DO not forget to phone that item
of news to the paper. If you have
had visitors or have had a party, OF
have left town. or some one is sick. OF
if you know of business deal that
has taken place, let us know. Oul
readers will appreciate it and it will
help make the paper better
Quality Tractor Oil is pure Pennsyl.
vania Base Oil. None better. See G
A. Reed for prices.
Phillips County will hold an elec.
tion soon to vote on the question OF
issuing bonds for making additions tt
her County High School. They de.
sire to add shops to their building for
the use of the Agriculture Class and
to add room to another part of the
building to be used for boys dorm
itory.
Tom Mix in 1.-THE Feud" Wednesday
Mrs. J. G. Cavender went to Gree
ley the middle of the week to attend
the Colorado State Sunday School
Convention, now in session in that
city. She went as delegate from
.Iulesburg, thus representing our Sun.
dav School in an official capacity, and
will no doubt bring back an interest
ing report of the sessions.
George Fl. Thompson, loans.
Harry Trip who has been cutting
the hair and trimming the beard in
the Cartwright Barber shop. for the
past several months, resigned Satur-
day night. He planned on accepting a
similar lob in Sidney but was not as
sured of getting house there, and is
for the present working in the Corpe
tonsorial establishment.
Tom Mix in t'The Feud" Wednesday
T. A. Smith came in Saturday morn
ing from Denver and srent the day
here looking after business interests,
but left that night bound for Salt Lake
City. Utah. From there he will pro-
coed direct to Los Angeles, where his
wife and son are living. The son,
| Vaughn. is sick and Mr.. Smith is