The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-01-15
sEDcWIc1k NEWS HEAa2

day morning IRON . vlslt Wisu LEI
parents in Iowa.
W. F. Miles was trsnsacting bust
ness in Julesburg Wednesday.
Mrs. c. J. CAn6eld returned Mon
day morning after IN extended visit
with friends in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Charles KOrn's father Of Grant City,
Missouri, is spending few weeks in
Sedgwick.
DR.. Grant Babcock was in town
several days this week, attending TO
his practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Mitchell OF the
south divide we're Sedg~ick WIS.,
itors Wednesday.
T.. b. Davis and W. +. Stein went to
Sterling Monday TO attend an irrigs-
ton Law suit.
r. T. McGrew was down from Dem
yer last week attending to his business
interests in Sedg wick.
True Nelson, who resides two miles
north of Sedgwick, fell on the ice last
week, aud although he sustained no
serious injuries, he was under the
DOCTORS care for several days.
Jay Kimball left WedL esdsy morn
ing on No. II for Denver where he will
attend the Sixth Annual Convention
of the Western Lumber Mems sssocis-
tfon OF Colorado and Wyoming, which
is being held in that city January l3,
II and Is. Thursday evening they
will be given dinner bv The Denver
jobbers at the Traffic Club.
A. G. Herndon of Holyoke expects
to have a sale about February g. at the
stock yards in Sedgwick.
John Kaschke is preparing to ship
car load Of cattle to the Omaha
market next week.
DR.. Siberts has rented the Beighler
house, as his wife will be here next
week from Chicago, where she has
been visiting her mother.
The stork visited John Klein's resi-
dence Tuesday evening, leaving q nine
pound boy.
While harnessing q horse, Monroe
Buckner was knocked against the
manger by the animal and as result
received fractured rib.
The Sedgwick Band, under the in-
struction of A. B. Miller of Julesburg,
has been practicing hard with view
to giving q concert in the near fu-
ture.
L. B. Tate and J. N. Buchanan
transacted buciness in Julesburg. Wed.
nesday.
The plasterers have begun work on
the new bank building again, aud are
putting on the hard finish.
DR.. Siberts performed a delicate OPP
Grafton on John Kaschke's eye, and as
u result that gentlemen is able to be
about without 3 bandage.
]. W. Bates, the Sterling architect,
met with the church committee Tues
day eve ming, and has been employed
to supervise and draw up plans for the
building Of the new Sedgwick
church at q cost of about Al, 800. 90.
All church subscriptions will be due
February lst and should be in on that
date so the contract can be let and
work CONNIE need. The plans as SUBJ
mitted by Mr.. Bates are very pleasing,
and will contain a nice steeple.
The Modern WOOdmen held an oys-
ter supper in the Broadhead hall
Friday evening and the usual good
time was enjoyed. After the supper
games and dancing was induleed in.
L. o. Molde and c. F. Parker ship
ped car load Of hogs to Denver the
first of the week. S. A. Mpnson ac-
the Shipment
The stockholders of tho First Ma
tional Bank of Sedgwick held their
annual meeting Tuesday afternoon
and reelected the same officers. The
directors are as follows: r. T. Nc
Grew, President; b. N. Linebarger,
vice-president: c. B. McKinstry,
cashier; A. L. Clarke, and c. F.
Parker.
That Sedgwick is growing and busi-
ness interests becoming brighter is
proved by the fact that new lumber
yard is being started in oNr town
Morehart and Broderick is the name
Of the new firm, which has headquar-
ters in Mankato, Minnesota. They
also have branch yards at Hugo, Ge-
noa and Wild Horse, Colorado.
AS result of Cupid's visit to Sedg
wick. o. o. Anderson has lost bis
pretty clerk and people are wondering
how it all happened. Mr.. Clark Tay.