The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-03-04
Local Mention

James McHatton is building a new
barn on his town property.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Parker.
on Tuesday. girl. All doing well.
Als. S. K. CoDover is visiting with
rel lives in Omaha and Lincoln this
week.
The workmen on C. w. Whites new
wedding.
Frank Adams0n il home from an ex-
tended business trip through Kansas
and the south.
Rev. Kinds has returned from his
trip to Nebraska, and will be found in
the pulpit Sunday.
March came in like q lamb, roared
like lion before noon, and quieted
down during the day.
w. H. Morris has the contract for
erecting . 4-room cottage in the east
part of town for John Flora
Farmers report the frost Is all out
of the ground and spring work well
under way. The weather is fine.
Mr. and Mrs. McCord of Normal, ILL
nois, have been spending few days
with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. B. d.:
Parker Jr:
j. Brooks & Sons are building an
addition to their garage. When COM
pleted the building will be 42xl4O, and
a credit to any town.
Oscar Corpe and Charley White were
over in Deuel. county, Tuesday, looking
at the lay of the lard, with q view Of
locating, wild goose.
Good Plymouth Rock hens for sale.
Address p. o. Box 343, Julesburg.
G. w. ARMIES.
Jack Costellow, the old reliable plow
man, will be back in the West Side
blacksmith shop in few days.
Mrs. B. d. Parker Jr. and Mrs. Red
ford returned Thursday evening. after
a feyfdays sojourn with Denver friends.
{! q. Bliss and r. 7. johnson made
flying business trip down in Nebraska
Tuesday, returning Wednesday morn
ing. ~
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale.
A setting of Is for SO cents. At the
P. A. Fuller ranch, 10 miles west of
Julesburg.
Found, Sunday afternoon between
JulesburR and Weir, an overooat. The
owner can obtain same from August
Polxin by paying 25 cents for this no
tice.
This paper neglected to mention that
the stork in flying over the west part
of town dropped nice little girl baby
into the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w..
Eversman.
Mas Cordella Hamilton returned from
Denver, Tuesday afternoon and her
friends will be pleased to know Of her
recovery. Miss Hamilton expects to re-
turn to her school work in two weeks.
For SALE: Pen. Winter layers. A
few settings of pure bred White Ply
mouth Rock eggs, famous U. r: Fishel
strain. 500 for Is eggs; Fertility
guaranteed. S. X. DUFFlELD,
Box 268. Julesburg, Colo.
The contractors are ready to raise
the frame of J. C. Wagner'e residence.
II the remainder of the building is as
rood in appearance as the basement
tory, the girl will be difficult to please
she is not satisfied with the home she
,he has won.
"LaYgh and the world laughs with
'ou, v kp and you weep alone" is an
I'D, iB6t true saying. That is why
In Innocent Widow with Miss Courte-
lay Morgan is playing to crowded
louses nightly. It's the big laugh of
he season at the Opera House on
Wednesday, March9.
John Wagner, assistant cashier of
Y Citizens National Bank, returned
1m Omaha Wednesday morning. Mr..
Agner was called away by the serious
aess of his mother, who is in hos
al at Omaha. She was slightly i'm
Aved when Mr. Wagner left.
Mrs. Finley Dye who had intended
burning home Sunday, was called to
naha from Central City, Neb., where
e was visiting and will not return un-
the latter part of the week. Mrs.
yes sister has been taken to hos
tai in Omaha for an operation and
rs. Dye will remain till the crisis is
ssed.
Bound to 10 to the Bad.