The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-10-20
@ Personal and Local Mention

hoy l. Jnilnson made a business
trip to Sterling Monday
J. d. Livingston of Venango, was in
Julesburg Friday.
Mrs. c. S. Bliss entertained the la
dies of the f. j. c. club last Friday.
c. G. Bliss has returned from trip
to Central Nebraska.
Mrs. Grant Babcock S mother is max.
ing an extended visit with relatives.
]. N. Plessinger shipped two car of
cattle to the Omaha market Tuesday.
Mrs. Fisk is building fine barn on
her premises in the east part of town.
Y. Nakayama marketed over five
cars of potatoes from his farm near
Ovid this season.
< Mts. c. A. Loveland left Thursday
evening for Pomona. Calf, to Calf,
to spend the winter with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Saunders spent
Sunday in Julesburg as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Robson.
Mrs. f. F. Clayton has returned
from Denver where she has been visit
ing with her sister.
T.J. Harrison has completed a new
line of sidewalk in the north part of
town.
Fred Harsch returned home Monday
morning after few days visit with J.
c. Wagner and his many other friends.
c. V. Froid loaded car of potatoes
Monday and Tuesday for shipment to
eastern markets.
Frank Short has fine field of beets
and is getting good yield, for the sea-
son. of excellent quality.
The Peterson ditch is still running
water and some of the farmers are get
ing some fields pretty well wet up.
A large delegation of Julesburg
Democrats were in Sedgwick Saturday
fixing up the fences.
Dick Buchanan, the manager of the
Tamarack Land and Stock company of
crook was in town Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Styer ane Mrs.
T. j. Taylor of Rising city, a sister of
Mrs. Styer spent Sunday at Brull, Ne
braska.
DR.. Grant Babcock returned Friday
from Denver where he purchased a
Maxwell runabout. 1t looks like a
winner.
DR.. Rook has been collecting souven-
ir carpet tacks in his automobile tires
this week he wonders if he has any enc
mics.
The Poole residence on Fifth street
adds another fine residence to Julesburg
which is fast becoming town of fine
residences.
Owen Brooks is moving into the Ida
Reich house. F. A. Smith will occupy
the Beatty property vacated by MIR.
Brooks.
j. J. Halligan of the firm of Wilcox
& Haligan of North Platte, got off of
No. 3 and drove to Chappell by auto to
attend District court there on Monday.
Miss Floe Bentley of Maryville, Mo-,
is organizing class on piano and re-
ports that she will secure large num-
Der of pupils.
FOR SALE-A car load of apples to
be sold on the track in Julesburg about
Oct. "a. These apples will be sold
right. For particulars see V. Deich.
District Court will not convene in
,Sedgwick county until Nov. 2Sth.
Judge Burke is kept so busy as to be
unable to sit here on the regular date.
Mr.. ]. A. Woodward who has been in
Sedgwick county for the past two
weeks looking at land left the first of
the week for his home near Alva, Neb
J.F. Wren and John johnson We're
in Ogalalla last week looking after
building work now going on in that
town. The district recently burnt out
will be entirely rebuilt.
col. A. V. Saunders and Hon. Geo.
Patterson of Fort Morg an were in
town Friday evening, the guests of
the Julesburg club. They had been
looking after their interests at Ovid.
Mr.. J. E. Saunders, the Ovid hard
ware merchant has about perfected a
water elevator that promises great re-
suits. He gave a demonstration Fri
day that was very successful.
There are more acres planted to fall
wheat this year both on the table and
in the valley than have ever bsen be-
fore. All of the fields are up in good
shape.
R. S. Dye has moved his house to his
lots lust east of its former location