The Grit-advocate., 1902-09-26

/ llau, mile nUTth ana l. miles east
Of Sedgwirk, Colorado.
/ Editor Copper of the North Platte
, Era was looking after business mat
tcr> in JuIe>burg Tuesday.
Mrs. 7. Petersen and Mrs. John
| Petersen have returned from Il short
visit with relatives and friends in
| Denver.
Nj and Mrs. August Fischer left
here last Saturday morning for Il
| short visit with Mr.. Fi>chcr'> aunt in
| l\iuwu, Colorado.
&. c. MrAI>ter Of Chappell has
been nominated hy the republicans of
| the 54th Nebraska district as IA candi
| date for representative.
Don't fail to attend B. f. Engcl-
| hardt's public sale next Thursday.
Whether You wish to buy or not you
will be royalty entertained.
Editor johnson. Of the Chappcll
Register. was pleasant caller ut our
Office Monday. Mr.. johnson was in
| town LOOKING Il Ter s'mr real estate
matters.
| c. Lavellc left here Tuesday evening
/ for the purpose "i accompanying his
| daughter Irene from Central Clty to
. Denver where tn" young lady will at
Tend school this "Iulcr.
/ The JuIcsourl and East Lincoln NJ
+. sunday schools picnickcd in the
Huigi-t grove east Of town last Satur-
day. There was Il large attendance
and a very enjoyable time is reported.
Because Of the rush OF business Mrs.
/ McClintock will be unable to 90 away
from town about October LIST, as She
contemplated doing. All photograph
work ordered now will be attended to
at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. DcBcrard left here
| Tuesday evening for their home in
| Cedar Rapids. Iowa after Il few days
visit with G. } . Del5erard and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. DcBerard had been at
tending the wedding Of their son.
which occurred in Denver last week.
A copious rain fell in this locality
last Sunday and Monday. The storm
began early Sunday morning and con
tinued until noon Monday. During
this time it is estimated that the pre-
cipitation amounted to nearly four
inches. This was the first rain that
has fallen here for nearly two months
and, although it would have been more
welcome had it come sooner. it has
nevertheless done IA great amount of
good.
Invitations will be issued this week
for the Annual Old Folks Day. which
will be observed in the JnleSburg NJ.
Il. church Sunday. October 5th. En-
tcrtalnment Will be provided for all
visitors and the program of services
WI consume the greater part OF the
day. The observance of this day is
now one Of the established institutions
Of the church and it is looked forward
to with much pleasure by everybody,
especially the old folks.
President Roosevelt has abandoned
his western trip. This action was
made neces jary Tuesday by Il surgical
operation performed upon the pre>i-
dent in indianapolis. In the trolley
car accident at PittStieid MasSachus-
ettS, few weeks since, President
Roosevelt sustained an injury to the
left leg which later developed into an
ab>ces>. This absccS> was removed by
the surgeons Tuesday and while the
president is in other respects quite
well, it was deemed advisable by his
physicians that he return to Washing
ton. This he has done.
Blackleg is a germ disease, which
enters the system generally in food or
water, but sometimes through sores or
scratches. Its presence in one animal
has resulted II the death Of whole
herd. 1t is most perniCiOuS in fat,
healthy cattle, thereby visiting unusu
ally severe losses upon cattle owners.
DR.. Rea' Blackleg Vaccine is made in