The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-28


Something doing all the time at Bliss
Bros. store-Watch their ad.
F. ID. Harper is loading a car today.
preparatory to removing to kearney.
The Julesburg ball club is at Wilcox,
Neb., ard will return home from there.
Mr.. r. s. Dye and family returned
Thursday from their trip to the noun
tains.
Miss Marie Clayton entertained
party of friends at her home Friday
afternoon.
Miss Easton and a party of young |
friends spent Sunday afternoon at the
Italians cave
Cloudy this morning and cooler today. |
The prophesied rain did not fall Oh the
promised land.
Mr.. F. F. Easton is under the care
of DR.. Tiberghien, who hopes to have
him out again in few days.
Ralph TruaX is spending his vacation
with his parents near Ovid. He has
been teaching at kearney and will re-
turn to Nebraska this fall.
Mrs. Frank Fisher is getting along
fina, her temperature being below 100
yesterday. DR.. Babcock does not an
ticipate any serious complications.
W. T. johnson and family returned
from Denver yesterday, and fastened
out to the ranch, a small prairie fire
was burning in that vicinity at that
time.
Kirk Weldon was in town today from
the south table land. The fire yester
day burned over his place, but aside
from the grass, no damage was sus-
tanned.
Mr. Pound and family returned Sat
urday from Hot Springs S. d.. where
the Judge had been taking the baths.
Mr.. Pound and Olive went to Omaha
Monday.
Rev. Waller and family spent part of
the week with Mr.. Walters bro Their at
Eolyohe. The brother is also a min
lister, being pastor of the M. Z. church
at that place.
On Tuesday the thermometer regis
termed log in Colorado, lO5 in Kansas
and l0S in Oklahoma. the warmest day
in many years. Every day is decreas
ing the corn crop.
Rev. and Mrs. f. F. Wright of Ogal-
ALA, are listing Mrs. Wright parents,
Mr. ahd Mrs. Daniel Bower. Mrs.
Wright is gradually recovering from
her recent severe sickness.
Mr.. Hamilton of the Sedgwick Sun,
accompanied by his mother, was in
Julesburg yesterday. A little neice
arrived from Denver on the afternoon
train and returned home with them.
j. E. Rogers has accepted PROPOSE
ton from the automobile owners OF
Akron and has opened a shop at that
place. He may conclude to open an
other repair shop at Holyoke, that town
being without good mechanic.
Mrs e. N. Kelsey gave party last
Friday evening at the Italians cave in
honor of Miss Allen who is to be mar.
ried on Wednesday next. After par
! taking of steak fry and enjoying the
evening at the cave, the party We're
again entertained with refreshments at
the Kelsey home.
Mrs. C. w. White gave china show
err at her fine new home Thursday
evening for Miss Allen. A large mum
Der of people We're present and the
presents were very nice, coming from
! friends who We're delighted in the honor
of being able to bestow a token of
friendship.
! A prairie fire started in the hills south
of the Abe Eschleinan place yesterday
about noon, and burned over consider.
able range, W. T. johnson being in the
center. A barn belonging to the
Bailey boys was destroyed. Five auto
loads left town at once and did good
service in putting out the fire. No
grain was destroyed but there were
many close calls and the boys from
Julesburg were just in the nick of time
in several cases.
The Brooks case came up in the
county court Monday on appeal from
the police magistrate. A jury was not
secured until Tuesday morning, when
both sides seemed to be satisfied with
Earl c. Harris, Morris johnson, w. NJ.
Labaree, W. N. Kirk. Mr.. Kluckman
and F. E. Allen. The case went TO
jury in the evening and after an hour
or so deliberation, returned a verdict
of guilty, and assessed the fine at 50.
A new trial is asked for, to be argued
in five days.
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