The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-26

O.. n. 1hsaoaaa, iaans.
4x. and Mrs. Jesse Jones we're
CAaVpell visitors oa Monday.
3: c. leNally-Eastsss Csaseea0
LanAs- z
a. E. Lanninx went up to Sterling
Sunday to witneas the ball game be-
tween the Sterling and Sidney mines.
Ms. Jas. Stone. who recently under-
went m operation for appendicitis in
Danv(r. returned home Tuesday.
C. z. Martin from St Paul, Neb.,
was in Julesburg Monday to look after
some land that he owns on the south
side.
Miss Cecilia Chase, who has besa
visiting with Mrs. George Jurgensen
for several days returned to her home
in Denver Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Spelts and fami-
ly and Mrs. Avery attended the Sid
neyyulesburg ball game at Sidney
Monday.
Ms. Gertie Harris and three chill
lren are visiting in this city with the
Ray AcNally family. Mrs. Harris u
. cousin to Ray.
have on hand four new Waterloo
Boy Tractors which I will sell cheap.
I am closing out this line and will
maks prices that will move them. J.
Z. Spells.
Mrs.. F. E. Johnson and family from
Big Springs and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Pearson and family from Omaha were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Ars.
Chas. K. Johnson last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton spent
the week end on an outing tri pfve
miles up the river. They were &C.
compaRied by the Camp Fire girls,
Mrs. Hamilton being their leader.
The best yield Of oats we have heard
Of 10 far made 100 bushels per acre.
This amount was threshed by Godlett
Sehislds, who lives west Of Julesburg,
and is mighty fine yield, no matter
where grown.
The mother of Ray McNally A.
rived recently from her former home
at Fremont, Neb. She will make her
home with the Mentally family from
now on and will become q resident Of
Julesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Preston A.
rived Tuesday from Adams, New York,
for . visit with the John Avery and
John Spells families. They are on
their way to Yellowstone Park and
the Pacific coast.
Chas. r. Johnson and family made a
trip to Big Spring last Sunday to visit
Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
August Gehrke. While there Mr.. John
son purchased q new Ford truck from
his brother-in-law, Willie Gehrke.
| Mrs. c. NJ. Newton started Tuesday
left for the own of Hornell, N. Y.
to be very pleasant journey. She
on long, but what will prove to her
where she has a daughter living and
it will be he: frs: trip 20 the great
Empire STATE.
Mr.. C. G. Shumaker from Denver
was here few days wiring the new
school house. Having run out of work
here for few days he left for Ster.
ling, where he has another job to work
on till the building here will be far
enough along so he can finish wiring
it.
According to the Denver Post Of
last Friday, oil has been struck dowr
in Kiowa county. If this should turr
out 10 be a real oil field and q real oil
find, then there will be lot of million.
aires walking around in Julesburg in
the near future, because there are q
lot Of people in our country here who
own land in Kiowa county.
II Denver Wilson and wife are enjoy.
mig a weeks vacation this week visit.
ing his folks near town and her rela.
tyes ct Chappell. While here he sold
OF his household furniture on account
Of not being able to rent q house to
live n at Fort Collins. They have
rented furnished rooms up there in.
stead and have no use for their goods
and no good place to store them 80 de-
III cided to dianose of them