The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-08-10
THE FIRST BOOSTERS TRIP


owe. he ~es. and soah~es. pan Of de COSBY l.A Fnd.y
The following participated in The inst mp
H. O. Wisgn. Mis-. Ell. Wiesns. c, A. Reed and vile.
Ono Ambas and wife. W@ L.b'ree and :ute
T. A. Smith and WIFE Robert Dye and wife.
3. M Hleman and wife, E. F. Q.ytoo and wife
D.P.rker. A. Benson. Ked Vance and W. H. W. Blown
E. J. Fredenk and wife.
ED. Hamilton and wife, Miss Hamilton, Mis-. Bdne4, and
Mrs. Grant Babcock.
s. H. Carbon Mis-. Elsie Caason, c. E. R.ne. and wife.
HI. Erickson Of Ovid. A. F. Peme, O. J. Moline .ndLJ.
Grant B.bcock and R. J. Doben
Owen Brook. and wife. R. o. Deuin and wife
The start made from the Court House with twelve
automobiles in line headed by Grant B.beoek with the Jack
rse banner bearing The wosd "JuIe.bug. Colo The run
made north Of Juesbrg. thence west and south the
Telephone ne thence to Sedgwck where the following par
". S. Sheets ". L. Mile, E. l. Kinney and ]. W. Broad
=. s Mccrew, H. A Jackson J. A. Buchanan and c. B
l. c. Peyton, W. E. Lyons. Jay Kmb.l and Dr.. Edwin
c. A. Woodruff and Adoph J.nkovsky.
From Sedgwick proceeded to the outlet Of the
where found that being let for tie
Of the farmers living the reservoir who had donated their
work cutting through the Hog the Of the
e1von bringing the water from the side the intake
This will only benefit few this year but in future years will be
Of benefit to all will enable all Of the water to
be drawn from the reservoir. The next stop that made
the gil which inspected by all from here.
then proceeded the mouth Of the intake thence south the
main road and to Con Hokes where fine field Of bees
to be anywhere Inspected The next stop that
made top Of the table land south Segwck where
found had lost couple Of deveoped aferward.
that E. Fedecks had become disabled and Messrs Deu
and Brooks had to,ved the disabled back to esbws
While this stop had our first rain which was only Light
shower. From here we the home OF Mr.. Raymond
where stopped for lunch The basket, boxes pals and
bundles Of lunch quickly uloaded and Mr. and Mrs Ray
mond very kindly asked lunch the house and
their porch and shortly every busy work fned
chicken pies cakes and the other good things that always
be found in the lunch baskets We the famous
belt and Mr. Raymond has beautiful farm large house and
barn. private water works and the whole place shows evidence
Of prosperity and plenty
Immediately after lunch we started homeward tp
We had only proceeded about three miles when
oveaken by second which down with
considerable hail We finally reached the Swedish Church
where waited Tor the pass and all Of the
to catch and then we1eof again hng north through
the Of County where encountered third
rain and hail which something terrific. In short time
It was all over and were way On account OF
the rain late in getting home arriving about p
Some Of wet and all ready for supper.
No serious accidents with A part Of The tour
lists arrived home late Of shortage Of gasoline but
all it was splendid days outing.
Nearly 100 miles A large part Of Sedgwick
County and part Of Phillips County We good
crops and bad. We had happy congena crowd. Every
made the best Of the dagreeabe features but believe
every had good and felt we'll repaid for their days
outing.
The other trips planned for through the south and south
east and north and northeast parts Of the county.
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