The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-01-12
Local Mention


Ruth Dye. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Finley Dge. is seriously sick
this week.
A. Walton. of Morrill,. Nebr..
was Julesburg visitor the first of
the week.
On Tuesday evening. it is report
ed that four inches of snow fell in
Sterling.
The new barber shop has opened
for business in the Citizens Nation
al bank building.
For hest barber work go to
Conley's barber shop located in l..
}. Lundel's tailoring shop.
Father Sasse. of Sterling. accom-
panied by J: II. McWilliams. of
Crook. was in our city Tuesday.
c. c. Campbell. district man
ager of the Colorado Telephone
Company. was in our city Monday
on company business.
Mrs. Grant Rabcock. the newly
elected County Superintendent of
Schools was unable to enter upon
her new duties on account of sick
ness this week.
There will be danca ut the
opera house in Chappell on next
Saturday night. Jan. IA. Good
music. good order and good time
assured. Everyone invited
The ladies of the NJ. f. church
of this city will serve New Eng
land supper in the basement of the
church on Tuesday evening JAN
uary 18th. Every body come and
get Il good supper for % cents.
The Sedgwick County Fair as
sOciatiOn has issued an invitation
to all farmers in the Julesburg ir-
rigation district who are Interested
in raising sugar beets to attend a
meeting at Ovid, this afternoon at
2:3O p. m. Representatives of the
Great Western Sugar company
will very likely be present and the
question of the 1911 beet crop
will be taken up.
A representative of the Grit-Ad-
vocate was inBis Springs last Tues
day and found that town to be
busy place. The stores were en-
isying good business. The town
has progressive class of business
men who are all of the time work
ing for the. interest of Big Springs.
The Grit-Advocate has secured the
services of Rev. Beach to give us
all the news from that place and
vicinity.
The Julesburg club held their
annual meeting last Monday eve
ming. The following Officers were
elected for the coming year: B.
d. Parker, Jr., president, Geo.
II. Thompson. secretary, o. S.
Corpe, treasurer. 4. N. Cleve-
land, G. NJ. Robson and C. w.
White are the house committee for
another year. The club is grad
ually growing. Mr.. w. NJ. Hile-
man was made a member at Mon
days meeting.
The annual meeting of the FIRST
National bank for election of the
board of directors and officers for
the ensuing year, was held Tues
day at the bank and the following
officers and directors were elected:
E. D. Hamilton, C. F. Parker, b.
d. Parker, Jr., B. D. PARKER, Sr.,
and c. w. White were elected as
directors. The officers were c.
F. Parker, president; c. w. White
vice president; E. D. Hamilton,
cashierand T.V. Graetham, assist
ant cashier. The bank has had a
good year and the reports show it
to be in a prosperous condition.
A musical treat such as is sell
dom enjoyed will be given our
people in the coming of the Ameri-
can Troubadours who will appear
at the NJ. E. church on Friday,
January 20. This is one of the
entertainments given under the
lecture course and will without
doubt be very pleasing. The
American Troubadours. consisting
of the sextette and musical direct
ors number seven people. Mr..
and Mrs. Slark Mounts, tenor and |
soprano; Elsie Clavmore, mezzo-
soprano; Gertrude L. Corey, con-
tralto; Henri Lamberte, bass and
Scott Moulton, musical director.
On last Tuesday evening the
Home Missionary society gave a !
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