The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-07

CRIT .AOVOCA1S
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DR.. D. u. Coek spens tAe Fourth in
Denver.
Foot Rest hessery Isr women Al
children at II. A. Ceasvss's.
Chas. Slusser vss . passenger to
Sterling Sunday afternoon.
Sweet Whipping Cream At Beatrice
Creamery.
The Wonnan's Home Missionary 30
ciety will meet this (Thursday) after
noon with Mrs. c. n. Harris.
Harry Robson was . business Wis
itor in Cheyenne. Wyo. the latter
part of last week.
County assessor J. A. AeClary and
wife and daughter Helen of near
Sedgwick. were county sest business
visitors last Friday.
The ladies' aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet next Thursday
afternoon, July 18th with Mrs. o. p.
Wilson, ll2 9TH street.
o. P. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Denver
Wilson and baby, Homer Wilson and
Miss Dori1 Jones mOtored to Sterling
last Sunday. where they visited at the
Roy T. Johnson home over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graves and the
latter's sister, Miss Alice Tewell, re-
turned last week from York, Nebr.,
where they have been visiting for the
past two weeks.
We have just received q splendid
selection Of Emerson records which
will play on any steel needle phono-
graph. Come in and listen to these
records on the EDISON.
The Methodist Junior choir combin-
ed their weekly practice with a lawn
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Franklin. A delightful
time is reported. Refreshments were
served.
C. H. Peterson and family and Vic
tor Meline left Sunday for Cortez,
Colo, where they will enjoy three
weeks vacation. They were accompa-
MED as far as Denver by Miss Freeda
Barnes of the Wellworth force.
Messrs. 2. N. Cleveland, H. ]. Smell
ser, C. c. Gould, Oscar Corpe, DR.. D.
NJ. Cook and H. E. Reichelt Of this
city and Homer and Valley McGrew
Of Sedgwick returned from a weeks
fishing trip in the mountains of Wyo-
ming last Friday evening. They re-
port fishing rs not extra good, but
that there were plenty of mosquitoes
and that bites from these "pesky" in
sects were most frequent.
A very pleasant Fourth of July
gathering was held in the office of
county Judge J. S. Labaree Monday.
There were plenty of good things to
eat, it being in the form Of picnic
Those present were: County Judge
J. s. Labaree and wife, VIM. Labaree
and daughter, Miss Laura. Miss Lab
aree, F. H. Gibson and family, G. H.
Austin and family and Rev. A. J. Wal
ler and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George hammers of
near Amherst, were Julesburg visit
ors the latter part Of last week. Mr..
hammers has fully recovered from the
effects Of the gunshot wounds receiv-
ed Wednesday morning of last week,
when he was shot by his neighbor
Pete Smith, detailed account of the
shooting appearing the last issue of
this paper. Fortunately only one or
two shot took effect.
A three-day carnival will be stag
ed sometime during the month of Aug
ust in very unique manner, the
event to be of special interest to those
who are interested in the happenings
on the range some fiftv years ago.
The carnival will be held in the heart
of the range, once operated and con-
trolled by John Brett & Co. of North
Platte. This place is located sixteen
miles north of Sutherland, Nebr. on
the Birdwood Creek The three-days'
show will be devoted to portraying the
sports, hardships, the every day work,
battles that our old pioners had to
endure and the obstacles they had to
surmount to tame the great west and
make it what it is today. The sport
loving public will be given the enter
tainment of a life time-a big, real
wild west show while out on a picnic
and camping trim.