The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
SEDGWICk ITEMS.
Ihe tent meetings have closed.

The tent meetings have closed.
jay kimball is enjoying a visit with
his father from near Denver.
Orders have been received to COM
mence digging beets October 10.
Frank Smith, of Denver, spent a
few days this week on his ranch.
Chas. Wick went to Julesburg Tues
day to prove up on his homestead.
Quite a number attended the dance
in the Broadhead hall Friday night.
J. W. DeltS, of Fort Morgan, was
buying spuds in this vicinity last
week
Mrs. W. F. Slayer, of Stanberry
Missouri, is visiting at the DR.. Lewis
home.
The democrats held their primary in
in the Broadhead hall Wednesday
night.
w. H. Welcott is erecting neat
cottage on his lots west of the hard
ware store.
Mrs. L. j. Chaplin has opened up a
home bakery at her residence on
Main street.
Mrs. G. Porter and children, Of
Texas, are visiting relatives here for
a short time.
Rev. Hopkins family arrived Thurs.
day night and are now nicely settled
in the parsonage.
Gny Bothel went to Hastings, Ne.
braska Monday, where he will assist
in the corn husking.
j.. w. Broadhead will commence
work on his new house south of W. F.
Miles in few days.
Ira White went to Denver Wednes
day and will go from there to his home
in Des MOines, Iowa.
c., f. Meyers has taken charge al
the depot, and Agent Jones has gone
to a point near Omaha.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Sutherland
Nebraska, is teaching in Miss King
place, during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ocsell Ohlseen left
Sunday for Denver, where Mr.. Ohlseer
will work in wholesale house.
Mr.. Harold and family left Tuesday
for their home at Malven, Iowa, aftel
a three weeks visit with relative.
here.
Two houses are being built on the
Parker land west of town, two on the
Loveland, and two for the Land com
pany.
Joe Zehr, Larkin Miller and Ed
Roth went to Sterling Monday and
| filed on some homesteads that lie neal
the Nebraska line.
w. P. Bret received the sad news
that his father had died very suddenly
on Tuesday at Snyder, and went the
next day to attend the funeral.
Davis & DeBerard shipped car OF
hogs, and the McGrew boys a load Of
cattle to Denver Sunday. Ray Nc
Grew accompanied the shipment.
The M. w. n. will give a smoker ir
their rooms Saturday night, Oct l7th
All members should be present, as a
new consul will be elected at this time
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. MacWood
Tuesday, a bouncing boy. Mrs. Mac
Wood is at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Warner in Jules
burg.
The druggist has on sale something
new iii photographs. 1t is an attach
ment that can be placed on all Edison
machines and uses record that plays
four minutes instead of two.
Cupid got busy last Wednesday anG
enticed Geo. b. Robinson and Miss
Kit Kimball to our sister city, Ster
ling, where they were joined in the
holy bonds Of matrimony. They re
turned to Sedgwick the next day
where they were greeted with large
quantities of rice, confetti and instru,
ments Of torture of various kinds
They are now at home to their friends
III the rooms over the Broadhead store
MIR. Mapes and family loaded a car
Friday and moved back to their old
home at Plattsmouth, Nebraska. Mr..
Mapes farmed the Weston place east
Of town this year.