The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-06-25

| C4InOnC 'hurch IN JuleSDuFg on last
Sunday.
| Born 10 Judge and Mrs. G. H. Aus
tin on Tuesday morning a daughter.
The little Miss has the best wishes o;
the Grit
Frank Finch came down from Sedg
wick Saturday afternoon to attend a
part of the chautauqua entertain
ments.
Master Charles Burke nephew of
Judge Burke was with his uncle this
week while in attendance at District
Court.
Mrs. Glen McKinstry and little dau
ghter came down from Sedgwick on
Friday for visit at her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. 5 II. CarlsOn's home
r. M. Adams and Swan F'riscOpp
went up to Sterling on Wednesday and
returned in Saxon car which Mr..
FriscOpp has purchased.
Sedgwick county has sent large
amount of advertising matter to Saint
Paul. MINI. to be distributed by the Ma
tional Education Association.
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Fred Huffman entertained over Sat
urday and Sunday cousin A. ID. HUFF
man and family of Lamar, Nebr, who
drove over to Julesburg in their car
II the weather continues as wet in
the future as it has the past two
weeks our farmers will need drain
age tile instead of irrigation bitches
Attorney Charles X. Wilke of Lin
coin, Nebr, is visiting his brother-in-
law Herman Bruss near Ovid and look
ing after legal matters in which he is
interested in Deuel. County Nebraska
John Petersen was In from the North
table Monday morning and reported
over one and One-half inchs of rain
on Sunday night His wheat, corn and
alfalfa is in elegant condition.
Prof. Young came in from Evans
Colo, on Wednesday night and lef,
Friday morning for the University OF
Wisconsin where he will attend sum
7 mer school.
Miss Alice Parker returned from
st. Lukes hospital on Monday Hel
many friends will be glad to know
that she is speedily recovering from
= her recent operation.
Mrs. A. J. Waller and children o
Longmont Colo, spent a day this weel
* at the Rev. Waller home on her wa,
east Master Hardness will spend til,
summer at his uncles home
Judge ]. T. Adams writes US from
Hot Springs, S. D., where he has gon
q to receive medical treatment that III
t. is already longing for Julesburg AM
his many friends will hope that h
II may soon return home.
Asa White brought to our Office thi
week a sample of Fall Rye taken from
n the Dave Camlin farm Just south o
l. town. The sample measures six fee
in height and has heads on each stall
over inches in length
el Friends in Julesburg have receive,
the wedding announ cements of th'
marriage on the 22d of June Mis-
}. Inez Ella Dobson to Mr.. Oscar Viii
l. liam Anderson at Huron, So. Dakota
Miss DobsOn n niece of our formel
townsman, Ira Dobson. The newl!
n co, S. d. after July 18th and they Ger
tainly have the best wishes of theil
friends
G O.
e Since covering the lower part Of
Main street with Sherman Hill grav.
ell. the street presents SO vastly an
o improved appearance, and has shown
o signs Of being practically impervi-
Gus to water, that the city council is
considering the question of using the
a gravel for surfacing all the streets
: Some two weeks ago the street super
visor used two cars of the gravel, COW
sring so much of the street as it would
/ and fixing the crossings, and the ex-
1 pertinent seems to justify the conclu-
sion that permanent roadway can
be made in this way The gravel laid
r down in Sterling costs the city some
ISiy dollars If will a O