The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-24

All Tires and Tubes reduced at
Rozells Auto Supply.
Arthur Lewis departed Tuesday for
Denver, leaving on the Alb.
Quality Tractor Oil for sale at G.
A. Reeds.
Tom Johnson, wife and family were
in Julcsburg yesterday on business.
r. c. McNally-Eastern Colorado
Lands. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Archer attended
the roundup at Ogallala last Saturday.
Tires and Tubes reduced at R0zell's
Auto Supply.
F. E. Farley and family were Jules
| burg visitors, Wednesday havisg busi-
ness here.
There il No substitute for Meadow
Gold butter-get it at the Beatrice
Creamery. jlo-
Helen Lewton and Wilma Bower
were in Chappell Sunday to witness
the ball game
Save Money at Rozell's Auto Supply
this week.
Bert Gee left Monday for the oil
fields at Usage. Wyo. where he ex-
poets to find wsrk.
George H. Thompson. loans.
Mrs. VIM. Schatzer departed Tues-
day for her parents home in Wichita.
Kans, for a protracted visit.
All Tires and Tubes reduced At
RozelI's Auto Supply.
DR.. Mentor and Homer and Roscoe
Lewton were at the Ogallala Round
up the past week running an eating
house.
Miss Esther Scott Of Bridgeport,
Nebr, arrived Sunday for a two weeks
visit with the families of her uncles,
G. ". and H. s. Pool.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McCampbeli are
the proud parents of a six-pound baby
girl born Monday. June 81. Mother
and babe are both doing we'll. -.
Mrs. Viola Law visited relatives
here a few days last week going from
here to Red Lion for further visit
with her relatives. Her home is in
Illinois.
Remember the Sacrifice Sale Of Mrs.
H. A. Conover. She is retiring from
business, due to the condition OF her
health. You'll find real bargains in
her sale.
The district school board has en-
gagged D. E. Jones to be janitor OF the
grade school for the coming year at
salary Of $120 per month. Pay to be
made the year around:
Mr.. and Mrs. \ J. Morr left here
Monday for tire central part of okla
homa, trave ing hy AUTO. The were
in this country visiting their daugh-
tire. Mrs. r. Fl. Hiteshew.
Ed. Faulk did not like his rob IN |
Cheyenne and has given it up. ne ac-
cepted a Job this week in North |
Platte. He has rented small house
there and will move this week.
Swan johnson and wife were among |
the many Julesburg people who at
tended the picnic and free dinner at |
Chappell, Monday Why didn't some
one tell us the dinner was to BE- free?
Mrs. VIM. Kelley has returned from |
her three weeks visit in Wisconsin.
She was there in time for Decoration |
Dav and observed the dav fittinglv
MANY of her relatives being buried
there. II
]. A. Graves and wife stopped off
at .Julesbure Tuesday while on their
way to the coast. in order to visit
their old friends. the J. W. Archer
famllV. i ne IaNllieS loriieiiS NV"
neighbors in Iowa.
Chas. Petersen and wife drove thru
to Denver. in their car, Tuesday and
will stay several days. After MAX
ing some fall purchases OF goods for
his store. they plan to spend few
davs in the mountains.
Mrs. T. A. Smith arrived only as
far as Denver on her trip to Julesburg
last week. Mr.. Smith met her in Den
yer. but telegram from Pasadena,
announcing that their son Waugh was
worse again, called her back to CAL
ifornia.
c. L. Green, cousin of DR.. Van
Aken. stopped off here for few davs
visit with the doctor last week. He
had lust graduated from Annapolis
Naval academy and had been appoint
ed ensign. He was on his way to
the coast where he has been assigned
to duty on the U. S. ship Birmingham.
His home is in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Remember the Sacrifice Sale Of Mrs.
n. A. Conover. She is retiring from
business, due to the condition Of her
health. You'll find real bargains in
her sale.