The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-04
SEDGWICK NEWS


lev district has sold his farm one
mile north of Sedgwick to ~m. l..
Miller.
George Sellers returned from Oma-
ha Wednesday after shipping car
load of cattle.
Mr.. Oren Cheezen has been i'll for
the past week. DR.. COlman of Chap
pell reports his condition as not being
much improved.
Mrs. Robert Calvin returned from
Nevada, Mo-, Thursday evening. where
she has been visiting relatives since
Christmas. Her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Morley accom-
panied Mrs. Calvin. They expect to
make Sedgwick their home in the fut-
ure and say that Colorado is a prett =
good place after all.
A birthday party was given Friday
evening at the Pearl Donaldson home
In honor of their son Harry's birth
day. The young guests had a delight
full time, and left at late hour, voting
the host as royal entertainer.
The Jesse Connerly and Frank Bar
ry sale were very we'll attended last
week.
Mr. Epley is reported as being a
little improved in health.
Anthony Oil of Julesburg. was in
Sedgwick Friday, and attended the
sale of J. NJ. Connerly.
Mrs. James Huey's mother, who has
been visiting her for the past three
weeks, returned to her home in Ne
braska last week.
R. NJ. Loveland had phone put into
his house last week.
A. G. Stewart and H. Woodburn
were in Lodgepole Friday.
Remember the league services on
next Sunday evening. Everybody
come.
Miss Freda. Davis is ill with the
"flu."
We are informed that Mr.. and Mrs.
H. r. Voss of Reinbeck, Ia. who FORM
erly lived in Sedgwick. are the proud
parents of 7-pound baby girl, born
February 2s
Miss Alice McKinstry was . pass
snger to Sterling on No 13 Monday
morning.
The Sedgwick high school listened
to very interesting talk Monday
morning by Prof. Root. 1t seemed
Hike old times to have Mr.. Root at
school again. He seems very pleased
with the school.
Mrs. Maude Webster, who formerly
lived near Sedgwick, is now living in
Montrose. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Pulver, who
ton. are the proud parents of baby
will be remembered as Miss Vergie
Epley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hathaway are
now living in the house where the B.
D. Mccoy family lived.
The friends and neighbors around
Sedgwick of Mrs. Henry Wilcott, were
very much shocked to hear of her sad
death Tuesday morning. She was re-
covering from a severe attack of the
flu and was said to be getting alsng
nicely. She leaves to mourn her
death four children and husband be-
sides her mother and father and many
other relatives and friends.
Fred and Roy Griffith of Lodge
pole, Nebr.. were business visitors in
Sedgwick Tuesday.
Judge Austin, W. w. Stone and Mr..
Lowe. all of Julesburg, were seen on
our streets Tuesday.
W. NJ. Critics and C. T. Clark were
Julesburg business visitorss Tuesday.
An error occurred in the Sedgwick
Items last week. 1t stated that Hax-
tun's basket ball team played Sedg-
wick on Friday evening. The Haxtun
team intended to play but they went
home without playing the game.
Miss Blanche Jankovsky returned
from Omaha the other day, after or
dering the spring stock Of dry goods.
Miss Blanche returned home very i'll
with bad cold, but is reported bet
ter.
Mrs. E. c. Mussey returned home
Tuesday after spending two weeks
vacation with her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Lundberg of Haxtun, and in the
meanwhile getting acquainted with
her new granddaughter.
Eta Connerly has been absent from
school the past week, suffering from
a bad cold
A Sunday school class meeting was
held at the Bennington home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. s. Harold entertained a num-
ber Of relatives at her home Sunday
Wednesday was very disagreeablc
day. It has been true March wealth
er lately.