The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
PERSONAL AND EDITORIAL.
\ Resume ofthe News Of the Week
With and Without Comiacnt.

w IL / ptIi't ltlp tchiNliN al h'l noon
for short business trip % \ TUNA.
Call on l.. f. Reich 10 see the great
new line Of woolenS received from
Strauss Bos, Americas Leading TailOrs
Chicago.
Congressman ShafroLh viii ad lress
the voters of S5edgWick county in the
court room ia Julesburg next Thurs
day afternoon. October IL. at , O'Clock.
&. ". Wigington will attend the ses-
SiOns of the Grand Lodge knights of
Pythias in Omaha next week. He will
90 as a delegate from the OgaIalIa
lodge of which he is Il charter mem
Der.
Omar Flora returned to Jule>burg
last Friday night after an absence of
several months. during which time Ne
has been working for ratIgoni con
Stluct on company near Egbert, Wy
oming.
p. Petersen and son Charles left
here Sunday afternoon to attend the
sessions of the National Irrigation
Convention held in Colorado Springs
this week They represent the peter-
sen Canal add Reservoir Company, all
canal companies being entitled to two
delegates.
f. T. Quelle came down from George
town Tuesday evening and will visit
old friends in this vicinity for a few
days Mr., Quelle is working at his
trade of blacksmith in Georgetown.
and is well pleased with his location.
This is his first visit to Iulcsburg since
he left here about year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Abbott passed
through Julesburg last Friday morning
enroute to their home in Hershey,
Nebraska, from Salt Lake City, where
they had spent Il short hUnermoon
They had intended to visit relatives
and friends in this place for a few days
but Mr.. Abbott was unexpectedly call
ed to his duties in Hershey.
w. e. Lucas and family have gone to
Hastings, Nebraska, where they en-
pect to make their future home. They
made the trip by rail, the cold and
rainy weather having prevented them
from going overland as they at first
intended doing. Mr.. Lucas left here
last Sunday evening with his stock and
household goods His family preceded
him two days,
While working upon Mrs, Spillman's
new house Monday morning, f. M.
johnson fell from scalIuld and suffer
ed some severe internal in juries. In
the fan. which was Il distance of about
twelve feet. Mr johnson fell across Il
scalloding near the ground, alighting
upon his stomach. Dr.. BabcOck rem
dered medical assistance and the in
jured man is now getting along nicely.
President RoOSevclt's efforts to bring
the coal miners strike in Pennsylvan-
la to an end by arranging n conference
between the operators and miners de
serve the highest commentator from
all fair-mindcd people. Although the
conference failed to result in Il settle
nent of the trouble. because OF the ar
rugalt action of the operators in re-
fusing to treat with the miners, the
president course in the matter is no
less worthy of approval and it has es-
tablished him more firmly than ever in
the hearts of the people.
Call at the Juleshurg Drug Com
panv'S for White Pine Cough Syrup.
1t cures coughs and colds.
The proposition to vote bonds for
the purpose of building a county court
house should receive the affirmative
vote of every property owner in the
county at the coming election. The
amount of money paid out every year
by Sedgwick county fOr keeping pri>.
oners in the Denver and Sterling jails
would more than pay the interest on
the bonds. Besides. the county needs
court house badly: in fact it must
haze one in a very short time. and the
bond proposition is the best plan for
building such structure. Therefore.
everyone should vote in favor of the