The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-01-07

Local Mention
H. v. Styer-Undertaker.
E. H. Beckman of Holyoke was ia
town Monday.
Emma Bower entertained party Of
girl friends Monday evening.
T. c. Kinkel of Venango. Nebraska,
was in Julesburg, Wednesday.
G. P. Peters of Lodge Pole. Nebras.
ks, was on our streets Wednesday.
Mrs. W. H. Pound spent several day,
last week in Denver visiting friends.
Mrs.. R. n. Adams entertained few
Of her old girl chums rhursday evening.
Attorney T. E. Munson of Sterling
was in town Tuesday on legal busi.
ness.
Asdge NcNew coaxed . few Of the
girls out to her home on the hill, Thurs.
day evening.
Bridge Contractor F. L. Freeman
left for his home At Tecumseh, Nebras.
ka, Wednesday night.
J. D. Livingston will have a public
sale on Tuesday, January IL. You will
find his notice in this paper.
Town Marshal Luke Williams will see
that you shovel the snow from the side.
walk in front of your property.
County Assessor Mark Gyger was in
town Monday and turned over the 1903
tax roll to the county treasurer.
Attorney Roy T. johnson is back
from Lexington, Nebraska, where he
has been attending to legal business.
Miss Stevens, clerk at Petersen's
I store, was called to Windsor, Colorado,
Monday morning by the death of her
father.
Mr.. E. Halkyard, proprietor of the
Merchants Cafe, spent the holiday week
with friends at Gibbon and Shelton,
Nebraska.
The firm of Ericsson & Wiggins have
arranged big clearance sale, COM
mencing Saturday, You will find their
ad somewhere in this paper.
Another cold wave Sunday evening,
and it seems inclined to hang on. This
does not hurt prospects for the years
crops, and makes business for the coal
man.
Storms and cold weather in the cen
tral west makes it impossible to main
tain regular train service. All Union
Pacific trains from the west are rum
ming late.
S. A. Reasoner of Kearney, Nebras-
ka, president of the Wheat Growers
Land company, was in town the first of
the week looking after his land inter-
ests.
w. E. Lett and F. 7. Wienbar of
central Nebraska were looking at land
in this vicinity this week Mr.. Lett is
connected with the Wheat Growers
Land company.
c. w. Lamborn and R. l.. McGrew
passed through Julesburg Thursday on
their way back to Sedgwick, having
spent the past two weeks at Wilcox
and other Nebraska points.
Word has been received here from
Shelton, Nebraska, announcing the
marriage at clock Thursday morn
ing of Mr.. C. G. Bliss of Juesburg
and Miss Jessie Stebbins of Shelton.
Miss Matte Harrison gave New
Years party in honor of Miss Erva
Hurin. After the enjoyable beet rack
ride, the party. was entertained at the
Harrison home with an oyster supper.
The county commissioners met Mon
day in their regular session Monday.
Besides the usual amount of business,
the years work in the treasurer's Of
flee will be checked over, and the books
compared.
Mr.. kinsman, local agent of the
Union Pacific, informs us that there is
nothing official in the report coming
from Sterling to the effect that a new
steam passenger train would be added
to the service between Julesburg and
Denver.
At the afternoon session of the Board
of County Commissioners Monday. f.
l.. Freeman was awarded the contract
for rebuilding the bridge at Sedgwicl,