The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-06

ball team to the tune Of SO to last
Sunday.
High school started Monday with .
record enrolment. Miss Eatwell, Miss
Martin. Miss Dickerson and Mr.. Frye
are the faculty. It was said that
about seventy-fi enrolled.
Clarence Steward came down from
Cheyenne Monday night to work on
the section here.
Ned Wilbur's family moved into
their house here in town last week.
R. D. Root returned Tuesday from
a trip to the mountains.
o. o. Ogborn moved his family in
to the Foltz house.
| Dave Foltz moved into the Kjelde-
gard property back Of the Brown
real estate office.
Preparations are being made for a
big crowd at the fair this week. A
big crowd is expected from the near
by towns.
Big Springs sent out boosters to ad-
vertise the fair last week.
C. H. Bagby and family returned
from a trip to Idaho and Charlie went
back to work right away, relieving
Mr. Cash so he could go to Julesburg.
Charlie Ford arrived Saturday for
a visit with relatives and friends.
John Ford and family and Mr.. Ril-
ey Ford arrived last week for q visit
with folks here.
The smoke house back of the La
grange meat market went up in smoke
last week.
Mrs. Leef was left rather destitute
when fire destroyed the house in which
she was living. Nothing was recover
ed from the flames, Mrs. Leef and ba-
by having only time to save them
selves.
Loren Root left Friday for his school
in Colorado.
Sterling Kimberly is recovering
from his injury as we'll as could be
expected.
Wallace Armstrong is moving into
the house formerly the Beach proper
ty.
Homer Mecham's family moved in
to town to enable the girls to attend
school,
Victor Miller Jr. of Julesburg, re-
turned to his home Tuesday. He has
been staying with his grandmother,
Mrs. Root.
Mr.. Peterson of Julesburg, was in
Big Springs Monday distributing sale
bills for the Style Shop.
John Fox and family were Julesburg
visitors Monday.
What has become of the controver-
sey between the church and the dance
Boys will be boys, but if they do
not know enough to leave other peo-
ple's gardens and property alone they
should be arrested and prosecuted to
the full extent of the law. That is
what is going to happen OF some OF
the boys if they don't be careful.
One of the Tone Mecham's pet
badgers was accidentally shot Satur-
day, being mistaken for a wild badg-
er.
AL G. Story's show will put on
performance each day of the fair.
The grade school viii! begin on next
Monday morning.
George Boss and family arrived in
Big Springs Monday morning. They
will have a stand at the fair grounds.
Bessie Hoover made a business trip
to Chappell Tuesday.
Joe Chloupek returned home Satur-
day to enter school, He has been at
Hiilsdale, Wyo. and Sunol this sum-
mer, where he has been working.
Reuby Sanders and wife are living
in part of the Tucker house.
Mrs, Mcclellan, Alex and the other
two children expect to leave for Chi
cago soon where Mr.. McKellar has
position.
The district school board are having
the school house entirely refinished
and rebuilt on the inside. Repairs
worth $500 are being made.
Hugo Wendt was the successful BID
der Of the janitorship ut the new
school house, and assumed his duties
Immediately.
The Big Springs News will have
booth at the fair grounds for sub
scriptions to the fair.