The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-12-13
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One week from next Tuesday is
Christmas.
A dance will be held in Broadhead's
hall tomorrow night (Friday) at Sedg-
wick. The Julesburg orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music for the
occasion.
1t is reported to US that Earl NcKin-
stry of Sedgwick went to Denver the
first of the week for the purpose of
enlisting for military service in one
Of the branches of Uncle Sans army.
A dance was held at loves hall
last Saturday night, and though the
weather conditions were not favorable,
q good crowd, ~ usual on these occa-
sions, wa1 present. The Julesburg
orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. Mary Howard and daughter,
Jeanette, of Marietta, Ohio, arrived
in Julesburg last Thursday, and they
will remain here permanently, Mrs.
Howard being q sister Of Mrs. Luslla
Rittenhouse, the popular manager Of
the Lincoln Cafe.
William Wilcox, who for the past
several weeks has been holding down
one Of the chairs at Macs barber shop,
left yesterday for Sidney, Nebr.,
where he will enlist in the Heavy Field
Artillery Of the u. s. Army. He will
60 in training At Preside, Calf.
All are invited to attend the Alum.
iaum Demoastratioa ut Dye Brethers
Hardware Company. December Is, II
and 18th. 1t
The George T. Clark public sale
which was to have been held at his
place l6 miles southwest Of Julesburg
yesterday, Wednesday, Dec. H., was
postponed until next Wednesday, Dec.
10Th on account of the severe weather
conditions. We are informed that this
sale will positively be held next We'd
Eesday.
Glenn McKinstry and W. L. Miller
Of Sedgwick, were Julesburg visitors
yesterday. These gentlemen were
looking after matters pertaining to in
corporation of Sedgwick, they being
members of the committee recently
appointed to attend to the preliminary
arrangements and interviewing one Of
our attorneys in regard to preparing
legal petition, which will soon be
circulated and signed by the progress
sive citizens of our sister town in the
west end of the county.
VIM. Broadhead of Sedgwick, was
10 Julesburg visitor last Saturday
night, being in attendance at the
dance at loves hall. Will has just
rsturned from the Officers Train
i1g camp, and has received a COM
mission at First Lieutenant in the reg
ular army, and informed US that he
expected to soon leave for Fort Sheri-
dan, near Chicago, where he will be
stationed for the present. His many
friends in Sedgwick county are glad
to learn of his fortune in receiving the
commission and wish him an abund-
ance of success.
Marriage license was issued by the
county clerk Tuesday, Dec. II to YER
non McKellips and Miss Fern Brock,
both of Julesburg. The wedding was
solemnized yesterday morning, at
eleven o'clock by County Judge G. H.
Austin at the latter's office in the
court house. The groom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. McKellips, prom
inent residents of the south table, and
the bride is daughter Of S. A. Brock,
who resides near Ovid. The happy
couple will make their home on the
McKellips farm south of this city.
The Grit-Advocate joins with the many
friends of the popular young couple in
wishing them happy welded wife.
The Al G. Story Stock Co. played a
three nights engagement in Jules
burg at loves hall the first Of this
week to appreciative audiences. The
Story Players are we'll known here and
always make good with their theatri-
cal offerings. Although the weather
was pretty cold good crowds greeted
each performance, the audiences being
larger each evening. "The Sweetest
Girl in Dixie" was the play Monday
night, followed by the "Red Cross
Nurse" Tuesday night. The closing
bill last evening was "The Man of the
Hour" all three entertainments being
up to the standerd The Story orches-
ira furnished music for dance after
the show last evening.