The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-08
n Personal and Local Mention

Luke Williams and Joe Werth have
started dray line.
E. s. Blsh is in Julesburg this week
transacting business.
Dressmaking-Room Z, Post Office
block. Miss Anna Kluth.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burnham
last week an eleven pound boy.
Mrs. W, S. Woolsy of Dalton, Neb.
was here last week visiting Miss Elna
Law.
VIM. Overton was in Denver last
week on business. He returned home
Monday.
FOR SALE.-B. P. Plymouth Rock
CQckerels. John Petersen, Julesburg,
Colorado,
Quite number of Julesburg's young
people attended the dance in Ovid Sat
urday night.
Mrs. George Sbindle returned last
Friday from two weeks visit to York
and other Nebraska points.
A large electric sign was put in
place Tuesday for the Star Restaurant.
R. S. Palmer did the installing.
Rev. Giller of Hotchkiss, Colo, form
er pastor of the Julesburg M. E.
church, is here visiting old friends for
few days.
A son of Mrs. C. M. Gilbert, living
southeast of Julesburg, is very sick
with typhoid fever. DR.. Cook is in
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Drake left Sunday
evening for Verina, Iowa, to visit their
daughter. Mrs. H.. A. Shoenberger.
They expect to be gone several weeks.
There is no expense or delay for
clearing of timber or draining. This
beautiful prairie land is ready for the
plow NOW. G. LAVELLE. Agent
Hunter Land Co.
Rev. A. J. Waller returned Monday
from the Colorado Methodist Episcopal
Conference at Fort Morgan. The
people Of Julesburg are delighted to
learn that Rev. Waller has been re-
turned to this charge for another year.
Attend the Pedrett and Clarke stock
sale at Kimball, Friday, Sept. q, and
secure a registered Hereford COW or
bull. A kind, broke mare bred to an
imported stallion, one of this horses
mare colts or bid on the stallion him.
self.
Sam Flora, Tuesday, traded his 80
acre farm on section 2l, east of town
to l.. E. Brownlee & Son, for the
blacksmith shop and 1l3 acres on the
south table land. The blacksmith shop
will be run by Mr.. Flora until he can
lease it to some one
The Foss moving picture theatre is
giving away prize every Friday even
ing. Mr.. Foss is putting forth every
effort to give the people first class
show, using the same pictures that are
shown in the best theatres in Denver
and other large cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Poppen and two
children of Ionia, Kan., and Mrs. NJ. j.
Weaver of Bellaire, Kans., left We'd
nesday morning for their homes after
weeks visit with MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Huffman. Mrs. Weaver is the mother,
and Mrs. Poppen the sister of Mrs.
Huffman.
John Johnson is this week putting
the new cement side walks in the court
house yard. One walk starts from the
southeast corner of the yard and leads
to the east door while the other starts
at the southwest corner and leads to
the west door. These walks give
very artistic effect to the grounds.
Those interested in the home manu-
facture of cement and concrete fence
posts should write for copy of Bulle
tin l61 of the Colorado Experiment
Station by Professors H. M. Bainer
and H. B. Bonebright. The bulletin
gives very full directions for the max
ing of either large or small posts of
this material.
Fred Burton, DR.. Tiberghein, George
Thompson and Otis Dulin went out
south of town last Friday to get some
cayotes that Dulin had seen that
afternoon while out in the automobile.
1t is needlesss to say that they came
back without any scalps. The only
thing they came near shooting was
George Thompson's dog, Colonel"
while he was chasing the cayotes.