The Grit-advocate., 1905-07-21

Won't You just step in a mo-
ment and look over Our stock of
shoes-greatest thing that ever
happened. Julesburg Bazaar.
}. A. Baxter, manager for d.
A. Camield at the Julcsburg res
ervoir, stopped in town Thursday
evening of last week when en-
route to Denver, and ordered a
number of "mcn wanted" posters
printed ut this Office. He stated
that all of the contractors on the
Reservoir are short of men, and
that about 100 good workers can
secure employment at good wages.
We are having a sale on floor
Oil Cloth and Linolcum. When in
just price them. AT the Bazaar.
Joe Watland and family, con-
sisting Of his young daughter,
two brothers and two sisters, left
here Thursday morning for the
mountains. They arc travelling
overland in a covered wagon and
will stop at various points in the
state until they find place where
the altitude and climate seems to
be beneficial to Mr.. Watland's
health.
Mrs. John Yeager, son and
daughter, of Chicago, nre guests
ut the home of Mrs. Yeager's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N.
Adamson, having arrived in
Julcsburg Thursday evening of
last week. Mr.. Yeagcr will join
his family here in a few weeks,
and will accompany them to Den
Yer and Colorado Springs.
The eastern part of the United
States has been suffering from
hot weather for a week or ten
days, and many people have died
in New York and other large cit.
les from the effects of the heat.
In Colorado there has been no
suffering, although the weather
has been quite warm-good wealth
cr for corn.
r. V. Grantham received a let.
ter a few days since from G.. S.
Kinsman stating that his mother,
whose critical illness at her home
in Peoria, Illinois, caused Mr..
and Mrs. Kinsman to hasten to
her bedside two weeks ago, was
somewhat improved in health and
hopes were entertained of her re
covery.
A number of Julcsburg people
spent the day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Christ Anderson, south
of town, last Tuesday. Among
the number were Rev. E. F.
Wright, mother and sister; Mrs.
T. P. Jeffrey and Miss Jeffrey;
Miss L. M. McCrea, Miss Eleanor
McCrea, Miss Junglas, Miss
Clara Franklin.
A. b. Flora, who has been act
ing us bookkecper for firm Of
poultry merchants in Creston,
Iowa, since his graduation from a
business college in Shenandoah,
Iowa. last month, returned to
Julesburg last Saturday evening.
He will remain here during tho
summer.
The voung son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Miller is seriously i'll of ty-
phoid fever at the home OF his
parents, north of Sedgwick. DR..
Babcock, the attending physician,
met Dr.. Chapman, of Sterling, in
consultation Tuesday afternoon,
and everything possible is being
done to save the boys life.
Mrs. W. f. Coumbe and dau-
ghters arrived home last Satur-
day morning from Los Angeles,
California. Mr.. Coumbc will
visit Portland and other points in
the northwest before his return.
Mr.. Marquette, wife and son,
Of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, are
in Julcsburg with the hope of
bcnctitting Mr.. Ms. health. They
have taken rooms for u month at
0. j. Mclinc's home.
T. p. jeffrey has had door
way cut between his store room
and the south room of the Mason
block, ard will increase his stock
so as to utilize both rooms.
The harvesting Of the wheat
cron in this county will he DraC-