The Grit-advocate., 1906-04-06


visit to Bigspring last Wednesday
night.
w. NJ. Labaree has been confined to
his home the last few days by ii seri-
Gus attack of eresipelas.
A very beautiful line of caskets,
and fine line of furniture, as well rs
staple groceries. }. Brant
l.. G. Burrows, of Savanna. Hi
nois. is in Julesbur% looking after his
real estate interests in the county.
Diamond is the stone for April.
Some fine diamonds and lots of other
rings at Anderson's jewelry store.
J. l.. Elhart returned Wednesday
evening from Denver where he had
disposed of car load of fat hogs.
The Julesburg Land Company this
week sold the Fred Wright section of
land, near Weir station. to eastern
parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Brownlee left
here Thursday morning for an extend
ed visit with relatives in Morgan Hill,
California.
George Fl. Law, prosperous ranch
man of Deuel. county, Nebraska, was
IL pleasant business caller at our Office
last Tuesday.
The teachers of Sedgwick and Deuel.
counties will hold Joint association
at Chappell May IS. Programs will
be out in a few days.
Thomas Nodden,a prosperous farm
er residing five miles west of town,
was a pleasant business caller at cur
office last Wednesday.
My millinery stock will be four times
larger than ever before. having pur-
chased my goods from three different
cities. Mrs. +. c. Huffman.
w. w. Slocum and family. of
Orient. Iowa. were the guests of H n.
Linebarger and Tuesday night. when
returning to their home from Il years
sol ourn in California.
Mrs. John Richerson and daughter.
Miss Olive. came down from Sterling
til Wednesday evening Mr.. Richer
son was here Monday also.
j. L. Elhart. six miles west of town.
has large quantity of potatoes for
sale at 40 cents per bushe. Potatoes
are suitable for seed or table use.
DR.. NJ. l.. Babcock reports the fol-
lowing births this week: Son to Mr..
and Mrs. James Roth, north of town.
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Allen, south of town. April 4.
All the latest color fads in the high
back sailor hats. and copies of other
latest models OF Paris. London. and
New York styles. at Mrs. Hutfman's S,
April Is and II.
T. =. Jeffrey and family will leave
here Saturday morning for North va
kima. Washington, where they expect
to make their home. Their household
goods were loaded for shipment to
that place Thursday.
Foggs Perline. Rustine and Chemi-
cal Chalk for removing all stains
from cotton aud linen: also for clean
ing kid gloves and all stains on wool
ems. The Julesburg Drug Co.
Mrs. Snyder and children. of North
Platte, Nebraska. stopped in Jales-
burg Tuesday evening for a short Wis
it with Mrs. Snyder's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Brown, when enroute
to Scots Bluffs. Nebraska.
After short visit at the home of
her parents in Julesburg, Mrs. d. l..
killen left here Monday evening with
her children for her home in Chicago.
Her husband has Just returned from IA
business trip to Cuba. having reached
his home about the same time as his
family.
Last week w. c. McKeown, train
master for the Union Pacific railroad
company. sold a 4O-acre tract of land
adjoining the town limits of Juesburg
-on the north to Frank 6lusser. of
AGO NrE4slaud Nebraska OConsidera-
from A. Won res---Ihirteen months
This is but one evidente~ol-thjs land
Land values in Sedgwick county -rr---l