The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-09-19
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ley and family, who left this week 70"
Wrav, Colo, where Rev. Galley has
been called to fill an appointment for
the comm" year. A musical program
VA, rendered and Miss Lena l.. tIfieit
made a splendid talk of appreciation
relative to nev Gatley's services here
during the past years as pastor OF the
Methodist church in this city. Dainty
refreshments were served and an en-
joyable evening was spent. About
fifty-five were present.
Mrs. Roy Matterson, tnee Carrie
Perkins, former teacher in the
Sedgwick County High school arrived
here last Friday from Pocatello, Ida,
and visited several days in this city
with her friend. Mrs. Ida Reich.
Rev Inman, the new pastor of the
Methodist church, is expected to ar
rive here the latter part of this week.
and will preach his initial sermon next
| Sunday
| The Wiley Stone family have moved
into the Joe Harris residence this
week Carl Williams has purchased
the residence formerly occupied by
the Stone family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Echileman are
the proud parents of baby twins, born
Friday night, Sept 18th, at their
home on the south table. DR.. Ewing
was in attendance.
Mrs. W. II. Pound returned home
| last Monday from Denver, where she
mad spent the past several months
with her daughter, Miss Olive. who is
attending school there.
Mrs. Joe Spragg of Grand Island.
Nebr.. is visiting at the H. o. Wiggins
home. She is sister of Mr. Wig
gins.
On next Monday and Tuesday even
ing, "The Blue Bird" will be- shown at
the Hipp theatre in this city. Don't
forget to see this picture as it is one
of Artcraft's great productions.
Russell Scott returned to the mill
tary camp near Ft Worth, Texas, af
ter having spent the past week or more
here visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Scott and family.
! The new bungalow of Miss Alice
/ Parker in the east part of Julesburg
I is well under way. and will be one of
/ Julesburg's most modern residences
when completed T. J. Harrison is the
contractor on the job.
/ County Judge G. II. Austin has
been engaged to try a case in the Phil
/ lips county court the latter part of
| this month
! Mr. and Mrs J. G. Piercy and Miss
| Carrie Hays were Chappell visitors
| last Sunday, visiting with Mrs. Bris-
/ toll at that place.
The Sophomore and Senior classes
of the Sedgwick county high school
held picnic at the river last Monday
evening Miss Cutler chaperoncd the
party.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Law left last
Monday afternoon for Woodstock.
Ill.,. in response to a telegram stating
that their son-in-law. F.. v Steele. was
critically i'll.
Miss Stella Smelser returned last
Sunday from Denver, where she has
been attending Central Business col
completed the course.
T. =. Scott will hold public sale
at his farm II miles southeast of
JulesDurg. known at the Peter VolZ
place. on Wednesday, October 9th
Mr. Scott has rented his place and
will lisnpsa Of hic Co ,ff
This office is printing sale bills which
will be in circulation soon and an ad-
vertisement giving full details will
appear in next weeks issue of the
Grit-Advocatc. H. NJ. Gilchrist will
, be the auctionccr and Jacob Frickel,
Jr. Clerk
/ p. R. Mcdowell was business visit
or to Denver this morning.
Emma Carlson was business visit
or to Sedgwick this week
l. &. Butterbaugh Of Crook spent
several days in Julesburg the first
Of the week. visiting at the II. O.
Wiggins home.
Mrs. J. G. Piercy and Miss Sophia
Law went to Alliance. Nebr last Tues
day night to visit with Mrs. Piercy's
daughter Mrs. Albert Ncwbergr.
An east bound freight train was
wrecked about one mile west of this
city On the main line of the U P. about
e 200 A. NJ. The car were loaded with
railroad ties. The only dan age einr
I done was the tying up of traffic for
several hours.
Thomas Tome of Charlton, Ia, stop
1 ped off here Sunday, to visit with his
cid friend, J. Porter and family of west
of Ovid. They are old friends and
hatfnt seen each other for thirty
years.
Mrs. }. II. Parker was a passenger
to Denver last "Wednesday mnrnin,r