The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-22
WAsa Besress Wen Dsy.

VA1o Bearess Wsoa Dsy.
HI. Ralph Rozsn naAe another txip
y Dssver this week. lssving Asadsy
T. G. xeNally-EasAssa cs,se.le
LsaAs. II
Aiss Sadie Trampe left Wednesday
fee LDoImont, Colo. for Q short visit
With Ss1atives and fRisnis.
Nsa Besresa Wset Dry Wsd-
nsa1ay.
Fer r. Spring calves u,s Nstsal
CAN Heal for sale at Cisvelasl 4
LAWis.
Ars. Mary Allen and nepbew, G..
AlIen Westerdahi. Of Onsha, arrived
in yulscburg Wednesday, where tAey
vill reside during the summer months.
Whsa Beareat weat Dry.
Mrs. A, G. McKann Of Kansas
City. No., spent Sunday At the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Chas. Petersen
and family, leaving Monday morning
for sedgwick.
Don't miss hearing tho Sterling S"
orchestra at loves hall April 24th.
County Superintendent Emma
Carlson. accompanied by her sister,
Miss Jessie Carlson of Chicago. who
is visiting in JulesburR. were SteFl-
ing visitors last Thursday.
"Whsn Bearcat weat Dry" We'd.
.esdsy.
Mrs. Horace G. Greenand Mrs. Ben
wilkinson entertained the guests Of
the Brown hotel Tuesday night. The
evening was spent IN playing "kid''
games, after which refreshments
| were served.
GsorKe II. Thompson. loans.
Rev. c. II. Inman has been invited
to deliver the 101st anniversary ad.
dress to the Odd Fellow lodge al
Sterling next Sunday evening and
has accepted. Prof. v. H. Rowland
will occupy his pulpit here in Jules.
burg Sunday morning.
Lowe Bros. have secured for theil
dance Saturday, April Path. the "Ster
ling 5" orchestra of Hastings, Nebr
When Bearcat Went Dry.
A. Gauvain Of Mfhatare, Nebr., is
back again in our city. He came in
order to seed his lawn down to grass
but the storm prevented. Mr.. Gau.
vain VOWS he always brings a biz.
zard if he comes in winter and rair
if he comes in summer. At any rate
he has twice brought blizzard this
month.
Burning box car, uncoupled from
the train, plunginE through an open
drawbridgc into the waters below
with its human freight. Friday.
Pete Jensen was called to Tiff last
week to take his brother-in-law to 6
hospital. II seems that someone, who
had it in for the brother law slip
ped up behind him and struck him s
very severe blow on the back of thu
head. lie remained unconscious fol
three days and knows absolutel!
nothing as to the reason for such ar
assault or who did the deed.
Just received a carload of bari
wire, nails and fencing. See US fol
prices. r. S. Dye, Hardware.
Mrs. Esther Wilson. local reporter
for the Grit-Advocate, is again bacl
on the job this week, beginning will
Monday. She was on the sick list al
the latter half Of last week and u
make matters worse, her mother wa
also i'll, making it necessary for Ere,
to take on the role of part time chic
cook and bottle washer.
when Bearcat Went Dry" We'd
nesday.
A baby girl was born Monda,
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Bur
ton of this city, and all concerned
are doing nicely This is their secon,
child. Mr.. Burton was absent at tn
time, being at Franklin, Neb, at tn
funeral services for his father.
wv. S. Blake has been employed b.
the Union Pacific railroad to TAX
care Of the park during the coming
summer. The park lies just north o
the depot and is the property of tn
company, extending the full lengtl
of the block. The blue grass lawn i
already bright and green.
George H. Thompson, loans.
DR.. Ewing was summoned to Bi,
Springs early in the week, being cali
ed there by Mrs. George Junge, VIII,
is sick with pneumonia. The patien
is over seventy years old and her i'll
ness is therefore somewhat critical.
When Bearcat Went Dry.
Mrs. Earl Webster is sueing he
husband for divorce and the action il
being tried before Judge Austin today
in county court, Mrs. Webster is alst
asking for the custody of their chill
dren. Their home has been in Sedg
wick
when Bearcat Went Dry" Wed
nesday.