The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-04-21
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JoAgs Miner nade business trip h
6essiag Wsdnasdsy Afternoon.
Csssxe Joass e Caliatin. No.. val
Ases Saturday Ioekiag after his lan<
Aiss Edna Hoosdev Fsturnsd Tues
~ fssa trip b the cd hs0s tow
h 1niasis.
Mn. C. n. Harris b visiting her soa
C3aFk in Denver assd will not return 10,
sans time.
Nm. p. Kesoan, of HillsdaIs. Wyo
0inG. visited hsS sister, Ars. Cos Er
ieks6n. last Wssk.
Mr.. Everette Adams has returned
frsn his trip east and b now ready fos
aay land deal eeming up.
Miss Iona Lee left last week for Cal
ifesuis and expects to remain On the Pa
ei6e slope for several months.
"a Fischer will build residsace q
by = feet On Tie vacant lot just east oi
ths new Johnny Wagner rasidencs.
Editor Earl Hsmiltsa Of ths Sedgwiek
Sun wss In town Monday evening. writ
Ing reesipts for Subscriptions to his pa-
per.
Bob Lewis Of Gothsnburg, Nsb., was
II our community tie fore part o. the
week, hooking fos desirable piece Of
lsnd.
M.. Fred Cram and family Isft lest
evening for Lander. Wyosnlng. whore
they will join Mr.. Cram Id their new
homs.
William Hutchinson, president Of the
First National bank Of Jonssport, No.,
'was hsrs on business mission Friday
and Saturday.
Our gasoline engine has been having
Whca o. how this issue will ever ~
ths light Of day.
Eiss Margaret Brooks returned last
Wednesday evening from Coxad. Neb.
whore she spent the past week - the
gusst Of her sister.
Homer Dunkel IL in Julesburg visit
ing his father and his sister, Mrs. Perry
Wilson. Mr.. Ounksl's home 10 in Ex-
eslslor Sp1ngs, No.
Questions for the eighth grade exam
tnation have been prepared by Miss
Law, and mailed to the teachers Of the
various schools in the county.
When in need Of nurse address Mr..
L. Huncis. Ssdgwick. Colo. Or call at
my home i've mikes south Of Sedgwick.
Twsnty ysars experience.
Mn. W. n. Wallace and daughter
Ethel have returned from Greeley and
expect to remain permanently in the
oA home place on Fifth street.
It may not do any good to mention
the fact, but the speed ordinance b q
your journey much IT the limit 10 OBJ
Mrs. Joe Ottnsn Of Ogden, Utah, and
her daughter, Ars. Harlan Feoosf, Of
Lander, Wysning, have been visitin4
friends In Julea6uFE aEd vicinity for
several dayA
The wind Thursday nossing basw
over one It tie smokestacks 1t dhs
power heuoe. Severu1 small bQildiuRs
In different parts sf tswn were mere or
less damaged.
Jacob Stearly Of the north table land
was in tswn Wednesday. His four
daughters are attending the schools here
and he como dswn to zee how they were
getting aasng.
Ars. Bessie Mailer, who came here
recently from Broken Bow, Neb., 10
quite III It tie hDme of Mr.. and Nm.
Irwin J. Brsska. Mrs. Miller il suffer-
ing frsM heaxt trouble.
Mr.. c. c. Gould was on the Omaha
market this week with another ship
ment of stock Mr.. Gould seems to
like his new hsme, and is doing well in
the stsck buying business.
Contractor r ]. Harrison i putting
in the foundatisn for the new two-story
residence of Oscar Corpe. We rather
expect this to be one of the best ar
ranged residences in town.
Mrs. w. A. Slusse- came down from
Denver last week and spent several
days with her old friends and neighbors.
The family WA return to Juiesburg to
reside, about June 1st.
Sunday was enc of the most disagree
able days this country has experienced
for many yeara. The smoothly plowed
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no great damage was done to crops.
William Essen of Excelsior SPRING.,
Mo-, is in Julesburg looking for loca-
ton. Mr.. Esssn is a plumber and was
burned out recently in Excelsior Springs.
He is the guest of o. P. Wilson while
in Julesburg.
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Dr. Sa-
pero, the Denver specialist, will again
be in Julesburg for two days only
Monday and Tuesday, April Is and 26.
At the Brown hstel. Consultation for
glasses free. Call early.
7. ]. Harrison 10 doing the repair
work on the court house made necessary
by the recent fire. Part of the floor in
the county judges office has been re-
laid and the joists spaiced. The damage
will be but slight
DR.. H. d. Munger. an oculist from
Denver, has been in Juiesburg the past
week looking after hiA nafipnfs