The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-01-19

II. 81. i'oDtil. OF oNll. was Il
Julesburg visitor the latter part of
last week.
Col. B. +. Clayton returned ia
his home in IndianoIa. Iowa last
Friday.
A large number of Julesburg-
ians have been laid up with colds
the past week.
Remember the American Troub-
adOrs ut the NJ. +. church to-
morrow night.
Mr.. Chas f. Henson of HE'D
reth. Nebr.. was in our city the
first of the week.
Miss Mary Frederick has been
real sick the past week with Il siege
of the grippe.
G. NJ. Robson left last Saturday
evening for Denver and Fort Col
lins on business trip.
Mr.. Jay kimbaIl. Scdgwick 5
good-naturcd postmaster was in
our city last Thursday on business.
The Royal lIighIanders will have
their rcgula- meeting tonight.
They will have on election of Off
GERS.
Mr.. J. o. Pheiifer of ChappcIl
was in Julesburg last Monday.
He went to Denver Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. p. Petersen returned from
Denver last Monday night where
he has been for some time taking
medical. treatment.
Attend the dance at the opera
house next $; turday night to be
given by the new organized club.
A good time is assured.
Miss Ruth Harrison of kearney,
Nebr.. is here visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Ked Vance. She eX-
poets to remain this week.
Mr.. w. w. Kenney of Sedg-
wick was in Julesburg last Thurs
day transacting business. He
made this office IL pleasant call.
f. B. Tibballs. manager of the
Ovid Lumber company, stopped
over in Julesburg last Saturday
night on his way to Denver on a
business trip.
Attorney .Junge. of Big Springs.
was Julesburg visitor the first of
the week. Mr.. Junge if engaged
in the law and real estate business
in that city.
DR.. Edwin Lewis of Sedgwick
stayed in ,Julcsburg Tuesday night
and took the train for Denver
Wednesday morning where he
went on business matters.
! Rev. A. }. Waller went to
HoIyoke the first of the week
where he is assisting his brother,
Rev. w. ID. Waller in a revival
meeting at that place.
Ernest Flora. who was scalded
in the Union Pacific yards at this
place some time ago. expects to
resume his duties Watching engines
the first of the month.
Mr.. VIM Reck and X. l.. Eiker
who live near Big Springs were
| in town last Tuesday. Mr.. Reck
had sale bills printed at this office
for his sale to be held February |.
Mr. Eiker has our thanks for re-
newaI to the Grit-AdvOcate.
The Grit-Advocate is getting a
corps of correspondents. This
week we start the Table Land
News Items. which is bright and
newsy. We are also running news
items from West Lincoln and Big
Springs which are chock full of
news each week. This paper is
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II. A. Bruss who has been visit
inc with friends and relatives in
Lincoln, Nebr., returned to his
home near Ovid Saturday morn
inc. Mr.. Bruss is IL former resi-
dent of Lincoln and enjoyed him
self very much on his short so
iourn, but confirms that there is
no place like Sedgwick County in
which to live.
A new dancing club has been or
gapized by some of our young
people. Quite few have joined
the club and no doubt their new
club will meet with success. The
first dance will he given Satur-
day night. Good music will be
furnished for the OCCASION and a
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