The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-11-22

Bower 4 Gould shipped two car
loads of cattle to Omaha last Monday,
Mr.. Gould accompanying the shipment.
Mrs. Finley Dye entertained the
Woman's Home Missionary society
of the Methodist church at her home
last Monday afternoon.
H. NJ. Gilchrist and family moved
to Julesburg last Friday. and are oc-
cupying the John Mellen residence
property, which Mr.. Gilchrist recent
y purchased.
County Supt. Emma Carlson was .
passenger to Fort Morgan yesterday,
where she went to attend q meeting o.
the county superintendents of Insti-
tute No. Of the State of Colorado.
w. J. Detmer and wife of the south
table were Julesburg visitors last
Saturday.
Chas. Slusser returned home from
Denver last Saturday, after spending
few days in that city on business.
J. C. Wagner and wife returned
from Denver last Friday, after spend
a week visiting with friends at that
city.
Don't forget the social at Prairie
View school house for benefit of Red
Cross on Saturday evening, Nov. "a.
Harry Matoush will sell the socks.
Everyone come and have q good
time.
Mrs. Grace L. Rood, who has been
attending business college in Dem
yer the past several months, returned
to Julesburg last Monday, and expects
to remain here permanently.
Harris & Son shipped car load Of
hogs to Denver and one car Of cattle
to Omaha last Monday, c. M. Harris
accompanying the shipment Of cattle
to Omaha.
The lovers of dancing are not going
to forget that there will be dance ut
loves nall Thanksgiving night. Good
music and pleasant evening to all.
County Surveyor Earl Hamilton Of
Sedgwick was Julesburg visitor last
Monday, being engaged in surveying
the site upon which the new building
of the Julesburg Motor Co. will soon
be constructed.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. McAdam and son
Cloyd, left last Friday for Wenona,
Ill.,, their future home, where they
will visit several months, and will re-
turn to their farm near Venango in
time for the spring farm work
The Mems Bible class of the Meth
odist Sunday school in this city will
visit the Mems Bible Class of Chap
pell next Sunday morning. The class
will leave Julesburg at 8:45 a. m. and
all are urged to be ready to start
promptly at this time.
The new residence of Ben Franklin
in course of construction in the west
part of Julesburg is being pushed to
completion as fast as possible, and
when finished will be one of Jules
burg's fine residence properties, and
one no doubt which Mr.. Franklin will
,e proud Of.
Misses Ethel Brown and Amelia
Noble arrived here from Denver last
Friday for short visit with Miss
Browns parents, ]. P. Brown of the
south table.
Ed Fischer was passenger to Den
yer last Sunday, where he went to ac-
company his wife home from hos
pital, she having recently undergone
an operation and is recovering nicely,
which is good news to the many
friends here of Mrs. Fischer Mr. and
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day night.
Mrs. Fred Dye arrived here from
Omaha, Nebr., last Friday for visit
with the Finley and Robert Dye homes
in this city. She had been in Omaha
several weeks at the bedside of her
father, who has been seriously ILL.
Mrs. Dye left Wednesday for her
home in Can Francisco, Calf.
Mrs. C. v. Parker left last Satur-
day for Long Island, New York, to see
her son Volney Parker, who is in the
United States army. and expects som
to leave for France. Mrs. Parker
will also visit in New York city with
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