The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-04-28
LEGAL . and . Psssoaal
Cane seed At Dyes.

Dye Brothers.
/ Ar. C. F. Parker went to Denver
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Barton of Denver is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joe Labaree.
Mrs. Frank Watts of Sterling visited |
her sister, Mrs. Oscar Corpe. this week. |
! H. v. Styer's new cottage is now
completed and he will move into it Fri |
day.
II you want the garden seed best
adapted to this altitude, see Dye
Brothers.
! w. H. Norris has removed to Second
street, Mr.. and Mrs. Drake again Occu-
pying their home.
Jas. H. Parker returned Monday from
a trip to Texas. He purchased q bunch
of steers while away.
s. H. Carlson has a new Ford, and
has promised all his friends ride ~
soon rs he learns the machine.
Dye Brothers have good supply of
cane, German millet, hog millet, milo
maize, Bronze grass and alfalfa seed.
The WINS. will meet this (Thurs-
day. afternoon with Mrs. Ray Palmer.
The program leader is Mrs. Vint Harris.
J. W. johnson has force of men
painting the wood work on the court
house. The oak stairway will be finished
in oil.
Miss Yates will 60 to Ovid Saturday
evening to give couple of readings on
the program to be given in the opera
house.
Friends of Miss Iona Lee will be glad
to learn that her health is slightly inn
proved and that she likes California
very much.
Remember the James r. Barkley en-
tertanment at the M. E. church Thurs
day evening. May 5, for the benefit of
the high school.
Judge Miller performed the marriage
ceremony Tuesday for Mr.. F. P. Law
Ter and Miss Elma M. Lawler, both of
Paxton, Nebraska.
When in need of nurse address Mrs.
! L. Muncie, Sedgwick, Colo, or call At
, my home five miles south of Sedgwick.
| Twenty years experience.
Master Oscar Corpe has a very severe
attack of infiammatory rheumatism. Mr..
Corpe has been suffering several days
with an abscess under her arm.
Doc Conover was in town the frat of
the week. He has a dirt contract at
the reservoir. One of his machines was
badly damaged by the railroad at Ster
ling.
| Mrs. A. ]. Waller entertained the
cabinet members of the Epworth League
Tuesday evening. The officers for the
following year were elected, and after
J the business meeting refreshments were
1 served.
Mr.. Wentmore has been here several
days canvassing for new members for
the American Order of Protection. Sew
eral new candidates will be taken into
the lodge at meeting to be held Sat
urday evening.
The fruit crop of this section has not
been injured by the frost, but a good
rain would be of benefit to late sown
spring grain. As matter of fact, good
rains seldom do much damage to any
kind of growing grain.
Mrs. M. l.. Babcock will leave Friday
night for two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in Iowa and Illinois.
Mr.. Babcock's sister, who is mission
ary. will return with her and will spend
the summer in Julesburg.
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Rook left last
Friday evening for a ten days visit in
Illinois. Illinois is the old home of the
Rocks and they will visit in Quincy,
Bowen and Chicago before their return.
Mrs. Rook 8 father and sister will re-
turn with them for an extended visit in
Julesburg this summer.
After the reorganization of the town
trustees Monday evening, T. j. Harri.
son was elected police magistrate for
the ensuing year. The new official had
his first job Wednesday and made it
forty dollars and costs for the first Of
fense. This evidently means the limit
if you are unfortunate enough to make
a second appearance in the Julesburg
police court.
The seventh and eighth grades were
pleasantly entertained out at the home
of Master Philip Parker last Thursday
evening. Games were the order of the
evening, after which ght refreshments
were served. The occasion was a re-
ception given by the eighth grade fo,
the seventh. The young people re
turned in buggies after having splen-
did evenings entertainment.