The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-02-25

Suis week. lney are MIS-. J. A. weaver
and Mrs. Garwood both Of MarEaret.
Nebr.
| Revival meetings were begun at the
Methodist Church on last Sunday eve
ming with Mems MONDAY prayer meet
ings In room over the Citizens Natl
Bank.
The new City Hotel is now ready
for occupancy. The Town has had this
built for the disorderly. A word to
the wise Tor unwise) ought to be e.
nOugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Farnham of Jeln
Wyoming are the parents of an eight
pound baby boy Everett Lawrence
Farnham was born on Wednesday,
February II. 1915.
T. J. Harrison will go to Grand Is
land In the near future to visit with
friends and relatives and also to make
arrangements for the manufacture of
his seed potato cutter.
The Town has been doing good work
the past few days dragging the streets
and cleaning them of unsightly rub
bish piles that have accumulated dur
ing the winter months.
Mrs. Lou Petersen and daughter,
Evelyn, left for Denver Tuesday morn
ing where Mrs. Petersen will spend the
next ten days inspecting and buying
her spring stock of millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pringie were in
Julesburg Friday visiting Mrs. Prin-
gle's parents. The young couple left
Friday evening for Oshkosh owing to
the illness of Mr.. Pringle's mother.
Mrs. II A. COnOver will go to Kan
sas City next week to purchase her
stock of spring and summer hats. Mrs.
Conover promises to bring back the
prettiest and smartest styles on the
market.
Fred DeBerard arrived here last
week from his home in Routt county
for short visit. Fred has many
friends here who are mighty glad to
see him. He reports business as good
in Routt county.
Leslie GarwOod of Cheyenne, is WIS.,
iting few days in Julesburg with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Austin. Mr.. Gar
wood is known to many OF the people
of Julesburg having formerly made
his home here for some time
The Decorators are putting the fin
ishing touches on the Luke Williams
new bungalow. In few days the build
ing will be ready for occupancy and
Mr.. Williams and family will have one
Of the finest homes in Julesburg.
s. A. Shepherd and family of ALI
ance, Nebr., is one of the new comers
to Sedgwick County, he having unload
ed his car here on last Friday. Mr..
Shepherd has leased 220 acre ranch
east of town and moved onto same.
Mr.. l.. c. Snyder of Sterling, Colora-
do. who has been attending the Bust
ness College in Grand Island. Nebr,
came in on No. II Sunday to be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Brown un-
til Tuesday when he departed for Ster-
ling.
George Washington Carson arrived
at the W. o. Carson home early Mon
day morning and W. o. reports that he
at once assumed the duties of bossing
the home
The young man has our very best
wishes
| Geo. McCOne was in Wednesday for
vaccine for the blackleg. He lost one
animal Sunday and on Wednesday
three more were infected Every far
mer should take warning and should
get busy with his herd at the first
symptoms of the disease.
W. w. Cooper, Grand Lecturer for
the Masonic Lodge is to be in Jules
burg on Friday night and will lecture
to the Masonic Fraternity in their
Lodge room. Mr.. Cooper is a mighty
Interesting and instructive talker and |
it will stand the Masons in hand to be |
in attendance at this meeting