The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-12-29
Adopt those resolutions early.

Wm- Loves of Dorsey WAS in
Julesburg the first of the week.
Ar. Walter +. Bliss Of Greeley
WAS in Julesburg Monday.
Attorney Charles l.. Allen of
Denver came in Monday Oh bust
ness.
NJ. ID. Cole was down from
Sedgwick the latter part of last
week.
Sheriff Spillman returned Satur-
day night from Il business trip to
Illinois.
w. l.. Land of Sheridan. Wyo.
WAS business visitor the first of
the week.
Mis- Jessie Hegenderfer of Nor
ton. Kansas was in this city the
first OF the week.
County Assessor, Mark Gyger
WAS down from Sedgwick the fore
part OF the week.
David ID. Mitchell and wife of
Ovid were registered at the Brown
hotel Friday night.
Dick Brown returned last Satur-
day from Arkansas where he has
been visiting for some time.
Severn! of the young folks have
been skating this week, but the ice
doesn't hold up very good if all
reporiS are true.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ked Vance re-
turned home the first Of the week
from Paxton where they went to
spend Christmas.
doe McSparrcn is at home spend
ing thp holidays. He is teaching
school mp near Chappell and is
making Il success of it.
Mr.. ia. Dawson OF the vicinity
of Ovid was in town last Saturday.
The Grit Advocate will be n weekly
visitor to him for another year.
John KIuth who lives on the
south table was in town saturday
doing holiday shopping. He has
our thanks for subscription re-
newal
Don't forget the watch meeting
at the Methodist church on New
Years eve. Elsewhere in this pa
per will be found the program to
be carried out that night.
The Royal Highlanders will
have their next regular meeting
next Thursday night. All mem
bers are urged to be present as
Especial business will be transacted.
There will be dance in the
Chappell Opera Hall, Saturday,
! December 81. Come and dance
the, odd year away. Good music.
good order and Il good time.
The ''WoIf. which was to have
been the bill at the opera house to-
morrow night have cancelled their
engagement. We are sorry to
learn this as we miss something
real good.
Miss Cordelia Hamilton OF Ida
ho Springs, Idaho, and who for
mcrly taught in our public schools.
is here spending the holidays with
relatives and friends. She is now
teaching at Idaho Springs.
| Mrs. X. NJ. Adams gave Il pro-
gressive whist party yesterday af-
ternoon to eighteen of her lady
! friends. the occasion being in hon
or Of Miss CordeIia Hamilton. who
is spending the holidays in this
city.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Eaton who has, had
charge OF the Sedgwick Sun dur-
ing Mr.. Hamilton's absence has
given his charge over to Mr.. Ham
ilton. We hope to see some more
OF Mr.. Eaton's editorials in the
Suns columns in the future.
Mrs. f. l.. LaycocI and daugh-
ter Lucille departed for Denver
today where they expect to make
their home. Miss Ilaycock has
accepted a position in the Adams
school at that place where she will
begin teaching the first of the
yoAt.
\ land deal was made last week
in which w. f. Scott of this city
traded Il half section of land in
Deuel. county to +. +. Burton for
| a ultarter section in Deuel. county.
The consideration of the half sec
ton was $4,000 and 1900 for the
quarter section.
\. E. Pfau and Albert Miller