The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-08-31

When the worst comes to the
wort. it u up to us 70 make the bost
Of II.
Floyd Davis Of Jewel Junction. Ia.
left Friday for his home. after .
short visit here with his cousin. Mrs.
w. Ii. H0medew.
l.. -. COrey has been in JulesbLry
the past week from Aurora. Nebr.
. he Is here looking after his inter-
ests in this section. being \ former
resident here.
Ar. and Mrs. ID. ROeder of Pailo.
COiO.. were Julesburg visitors on isst
rrlday. They were IN search OF
grip containing clothing which tney
lost Thursday night enrOute from
hastings to their home.
J. Brown OF Ch2ppell left on Sun
day night for Kansas City to attend
the G. A. K. encampment which Sas
held there this week. J. w. COnyers
left Monday night also to be in At
tendance 1t this event.
Miss Geol.a Mcdonald Of Gala
tin, No.. arr, ed in Julesbur: Satur-
day morning from Denver enroute
20 Ter hOme, and has been q guest at
the o. P. " ison home in this city
this week.
F. L. shupe is making arrange
nlents to open up 4 first class res
ta.rant in tho Lucas building on
tie east side of Main street. He
expects to have the business open 10
the public Saturday. We wish the
new enterprise success.
The sale on dresses which was al
yertised in this paper last week 0y
the Cash Store for last Saturday.
proved to be = big success and We
are informed that the sales were far
above expectations. Another case OF
where 1t pays to advertise.
Prof Geo. P. Young arrived ia
Ju.esburs Tuesday. preparatory 10
taking up his duties as Principal Uf
the Sedgwick county high school this
year. Mr.. Young has been attend
ing university At Denver this summer
and also visiting at his home in Ev-
ans, Colo.
The body of Mrs. H. R. Giller was
Colo. Friday night. and the remains
were laid to rest in the cemetery
south of town beside the grave Of
her son. Grant c. GilleS, who was
pastor of the Methodist church here
about eight years ago. Mr.. Giller was
buried here several years ago.
Have you noticed the pleasant
smile upon the farmers faces these
days. Well, Sedgwick county far
mer has = right to smile. Just take
trip out over the county II you
want to find out the secret. We are
going to have bumper crops this
year and our farmers are already |
making preparations to enjoy some |
of the Injuries Of life during the
next year.
One of the many improvements in |
which the Brown Hotel is receiving |
at this time is = new electric sign |
in front Of this place. Mr.. Lock |
wood is certainly going to give this |
city an up-to-date hotel when the re-
modelling is completed. This will be
big advertisement for our city as
we'll as a great convenience to the |
travelling public. Let the good work |
90 on.
J. A. Dawson went to Denver FRI /!
day morning to get a squint at Mr.. |
Hughes. Judge Miller went to Den |
yer Saturday morning to attend the
welcome extended to Mr.. Hughes in
that city. Mr.. Dawson returned to
Julesburg the first of the week and
says he was favorably impressed with
the candidate. We have been un-
able to interview Mr. Miller in regard
to the matter.
On last Saturday night . delight
full social event was held at the
Brown Hotel dining rooms, the oc-
casion being an impromptu darce.
About fifteen or twenty couples of the
Julesburg younger social set took ad-
vantage of the occasion and danced
the light fantastic until long toward
midnight. Punch was served during
the evening and a most delightful
time was had by all those who we're
~resent. A travelling organization Of
musicians furnished the music for
the occasion.