The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-08

George H. Thompson. loans.
Guy Smelser and wife are enjoying
q vacation in the mountains.
Hirpodreae, Friday.
George Thompson and wife spent
| the Fourth in Ft Morgan, At the
home Of Mrs. Thompson's parents.
A splendid new line of Graphaphon
Records just in. Austin & Mccoy.
W. 4. Lyons of the Sedgwick coun-
try was a pleasant caller at these
! headquarters yesterday. He once lived
in Franklin county. Nebr.. We scribe's
old home.
We sell Meadow Geld bvtter At the
Beatrice Cream Station. jlo-
Mrs. B. d. Parker and son Dean
started Sunday on their trip to Cal
ifornia. and other western states,
! where they will spend considerable
of the summer.
The base ball nanaEeAeat has Sc
cured outside unpires for the games
If Saturday. Sunday and Tuesday.
John Hockyard and wife came up
from Cheyenne Wells. few days ago
and may stay here the rest Of the
summer. They are old timers of the
south divide and well acquainted here.
AN Eastern Westerner" At the
HippOdrOme, Friday.
W. w. Vaught and Mrs. Vaught
autoed across to Estes Park Saturday
and were taking in the sights Of that
famous reserve until the first of the
week. We understand it was their
first trip to Estes.
If you are in the market for
Graphaphone. or Piano, or Player
Piano, see our line and get our prices
and terms. Austin e. Mccoy.
Another good rain fell at Julesburg.
Sunday night, accompanied by con-
siderable hail. The hail did not Lass
long enough, though, to do much dam
age. The storm came from the west
but missed Chappell, entirely.
Harold Lloyd in his great play An
Eastern Westerner", Friday at the
HippodrOme Theatre.
The town of Ovid is to have a new
movie house II, d. Carroll, of the
firm of Bennett g. Carroll. is to be
the proprietor and will use part Of
the old store building in which the
bank is located for his show place.
A few pairs of shoes left on sale
at Mrs. H. A. Conover's.
W. E. Scott returned Wednesday
morning from two weeks trip to
Ogden and Salt Lake He also spent
some time in the oil fields where he
is Interested Chad Deming and c.
w. Bunch accompanied him on the trip
the first week.
Be sure and see the game Saturday
between Brush and Julesburg. Out!
side umpire will officiate.
Calvin Roby was in Usage, Wyo.,
Friday and had the unique experience
of seeing them open up new oil well.
He says there are ten or dozen oil
wells going there now and that they
are. flowing at the rate of fifty or
sixty barrels day
Chas. Petersen went to Omaha,
Tuesday with car load of fat cattle
from Sunnyside ranch, in which he
and other gentlemen are inte .ested.
His son, Lawrence Petersen, went
later to Join his father in Omaha.
where they will have the sons eyes
tested.
Another bit of damage done to pro-
perty by the hard wind of a week ago
lHuTSuay, was lliat uoiie w tllS Aouec
of Claude Skiles, living twelve miles
south of Julesburg. His house was
blown clear off the foundation and
carried a distance of about twenty
feet. Not great deal of damage
was done to the building, however, and
no one was hurt.
Daddy Thunderstorm has more ex-
periences than you can shake a stick
at. Last week while bringing Mrs.
Damon and her sick child in to Jules
burg, his car broke down few miles
south of town and no way in sight
to get her here. Presently along came
Mr.. Hodges and brought the mother
and child on into town, while 0. S.
stayed out there until car could be
sent to pull him in.