The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-01-14
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. White moved in
To their new bungalow on Monday OF |
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. White have |
one OF the finest homes in Julesburg |
and one that is a credit to the town.
The NJ. L. Sunday School Board |
met with Mrs. Finley Dye on last |
Thursday evening. besides the election |
of officers games and . lunch provided |
entertainment for a delightful even
ing.
Mr.. Gernsey, Manager of the Great |
Western Sugar Company of Montana |
was a Julesburg visitor on Monday in
vestigating a new device for weighing |
the tare on beets which is being tried
out at the Julesburg dump.
Mrs. VIM. Wright who was taken
seriously i'll in Nebraska soon after
arriving there is still critically iii and
on Saturday night her daughter Mrs.
Walter Carlson and son Thomas and
wife left TO be at her bedside
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Poole are STAYING
at the Pioneer Hotel while Mr.. Poole
| is convalescing. They returned from
Iowa some two weeks ago when Mr
Poole's health was in a percarious con-
dition but we are glad to note that he
is improving.
l have l2O acre REIMBURSEMENT un-
der the North Sterling Ditch 81 acres
can be irrigated. 11a mile from town.
FIRST class alfalfa and beet soil Will
| sacrifice if taken by Febr. 18th. Ad-
dress Lock Box 81 Padroni. Colo.
Jan. l4Febr. 4. pd.
Mrs Eador received word from rel
atives in Illinois that her mother Mrs,
Slack had suffered a paralctic stroke
which affected her entire left side
Mrs. Slack is in critical condition
but some hope is held for her partial
recovery
Mitch Lowe returned on Tuesday
from an extended visit in Kansas City
and Scribner, Nebr. Mitch denies en-
phatically that he had any intentions
of being married on this trip and that
he returned to Julesburg heart free.
The following births are noted:
TO f. l.. Smith and wife a daughter on
last Friday. To John Hoberkin and
wife son on last Friday To BENZ. |
Cook and wife, a daughter, on last
Friday. To VIII Fender and wife,a
daughter on last Sunday.
Miss Wanda Phares and Phil Cook
of Sedgwick We're married by Judge
Austin Wednesday. This young couple
have many friends in this vicinity who
join with this paper in wishing the
newly married couple smooth sailing
on their matrimonial sea.
Edward Johnson of Big Springs died
in hospital in Omaha last week and
interment was made at Big Springs
cemetery Monday. Mr. Johnson was a
very popular young man and his loss
is felt by the entire community. ".
Q. Carson the undertaken Of this place
had charge of the funeral
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
John Krist will soon move onto a farm
in the San Louis Valley. Mr.. and Mrs.
krist both have great many friends
who will regret exceedingly that they
are going to remove from Sedgwick
County but will wish for them eye,y
success in their new home.
George Stathis and Pearl Lusk both
OF North Platte were married
by the County Judge on last Friday.
They are commencing married life at
the bottom as they had to borrow
money for the marriage license and .
promised TO pay the County Judge la {
ter for performing the ceremony. :
DR.. Edwin Lewis formerly of Sedc-
wick but now of Ft. Lupton, Colorado.
has commenced editing a paper at Ft.
Lupton. The first issue is conspicu~
lous by its attack on the City officers
and all other things connected with
his town. Fort Lupton has always
appeared 70 us as being . pretty good
town but the Dr.. has gene after things
hammer and tongs and in way that
the good or (bad) people certainly