The Grit-advocate., 1903-04-10

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trip to Denver.
Sweet and sour pickles, and
sauer kraut in bulk for sale at w.
III. Simon's.
T. J. Hall made a business trip
to Greeley Monday night, return,
ing Wednesday night.
Seward Garthwaile, an expert piano
tuner, solicits the patronage of people
in Julesburg and vicinity.
DR.. C. E. Northror, dentist
of North Platte, was in town a
fow days this week practicing his
profession.
Mrs. G. w. Wigington of this
place will give a dramatic read
ing in Chappcll next Monday
evening, April 18th.
Call on ]. f. Lucas if you desire bar
gains in flour. He is now closing out
nearly car load OF first class flour at
rock bottom prices. See him.
Ned Coumbc returned last Fri
day from Lincoln, Nebraska,
where he has been attending
college for several months.
Mrs. J. b. Martin has rcopencd her
boarding house and solicits the pat
ronage of the people. Table board
SO. 90 per week. Meals 20 cents.
Mrs. H. w. Robbins returned
to her homo in Eaton last Monday
after IL short visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wigington
were in Denver few days last
week. where they attended two
performances of Mrs. Patrick
Campbell and her company at
the Broadway theater.
The election is over. Let's get
down to business, plant trees,
raise sugar bcets, and do every
thing else that will cause us to
forget the animosities engendered
during the heat of the campaign.
Beautify your property by
planting trees either upon your
lot or in the street in front. Moth
ing adds so much to the appear
ance and value of residence prop
erty as few shade trees. They
are worth more than they cost.
The men elected to Office at the
municipal election last Tuesday
are representative citizens of
Julesburg. They are good bust
ness men; honest and upright in
their dealings with the public,
and the municipal business will
be safe in their hands.
Mrs. J. A. McClintocls returned
last Sunday morning from an eX-
tended visit with relatives in Des
Moines, Iowa, and other eastern
cities. During her absence Mrs.
McClintock took a post graduate
course in photography and she is
now better prepared than ever to
do fine work.
The Colorado General assem-
bly, adjourned sine die last Tues
day morning. Several import
ant measures were enacted into
law, and number of worthy
measures were killed. On the
whole the Fourteenth assembly
was but little better. and no worse,
than many Of its predecessors.
Special Easter services will be
held both morning and evening at
the Methodist church next Sun
day. In the morning the exercises
will be in charge Of the Sunday
school, service beginning at 1870
In the evening the ladies of the
Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will have charge of the SER
vice. Special music at each ser.
vice.
Adolph Donough. Grand Mas
ter of the I. 0. 0. F. in Colorado,
was in Julcsburg last Sunday and
Monday and delivered an address
to the local lodge at their meet
ing Monday evening. Mr.. Don
ough has been travelling through
the state and has found the Odd
Fellows lodges generally in a
prosperous condition and grow
ing in membership, The gentle
man left here Tuesday for Holy
oke.
There will be more shade trees
| planted in JuleSburg this spring
than during any other season for
many years. Nearly every per-
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