The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-11-16
looking TO this expansion Of our mail
facilities Will shortly bs taken.


George L. Taylor. the Leadville drug.
gist, Was In on business trip during
the week.
Stuart Edgar departed for California
Wednesday. Mr.. Edgar will spend the
winter on the Coast.
Sinclair Roy1s aud bride arrived last
Saturday evening and departed for Mr..
R0ylss ranch Sunday morning.
". II. Miller. Eugene aud W. s. Tay-
Tor composed sn AxiAl delegation who
registered vt the Meeker hotel Thurs.
day.
Mrs. George Wagner, who formerly
resided IN Meeker. came in from Den
yer last Saturday on short visit 10
friends here.
Ed Hunter. Jesse Harris manager.
left On Monday mornings stage fot Fort
Collins, where he WAS hastily called on
business matters.
Frank Sheridan. sheriff OF Garfield
county, came over last Saturday and 70.
NAMED for several days. attending to
business mntters.
Judge GreenstTeet and Sheriff Shldeler
wete shaking hands with friends In the
City Wednesday. Neither will enter on
tho active duliss u u'elr once for some
time vet. 80
John II. Isecdcr and Peter Erickson.
prominent sheep men Of Vsrnai. Utah.
were among tic visitors during the
week. 10th gentlemen ii,ink sheep
will have plenty Of rhstiing to do this
Wintrr.
Il. II. CarnIike Of A1isi. and Jo.erl,
Kellogg. AxseAsor elect Of lloutt. came
Ia Monday aud loaded up four.l,orne
teams with supplies. and pulled out for
their homes Tuesday. They report roads
la bad coalition.
Charles T. Limberg. W. +. Patrick.
and foreman Hills. IT tic II. Quilt,
autographed 1t the Meeker hotel Oh
Monday. Me.ssA. LimterR and Patrick
had l,ren down on i'ice-ancc inspecting
their large stock interests and were en-
route home TO l.~aiviiie.
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An Informal meeting Of members Of
tie Masonic Fraternity residing In this
snd Hear River waller MAS held Ia
Mcckcr on Wednesday evening last.
Representatives from the different SC
tons were In attendance and all the de.
tails incidental to the formation Of the
proposed lodge were considered.
Il WAS ascertainesi that about thirty
members of the Order reside within
the territory that would he tributary IL
the new loigr. mosi Of whom woulL nj.
isch themselves 10 u. \ petition 10 the
u. ". Grand Master vsa,ing for dis.
pea>ation was drawn up aud tho re-.
Quife,i number Of names inscribed on
II. Committees were appointed and
everything attended u that could 10
'ioae outside II = psopesiy Constituted
iOiee room.
II. q. retegHnn's name viii b PFC
sea,esi Ia uss Grand Master fos the POSI-.
sIoa u ". ~: a. Z. Moaltou. $. W..
and ~. Cooss. J. W.
Tie arsi Masonic organization In lilo
lilanco and leouit counties will start
out under very ausp.cious circum.
stances. ~ u will he under th~
guidance Of ti,nsc thoroughly
Mr.. cquirpesi In Craft work. Peter.
son 10 All honorcd Mason of thirty
yearx standing: was the moving
spirit In tie organization Of Collins
Lodge several ycars ago: WAS It's first
Master. and IL now = life member and
Past Master Of that lodge. Captain
Coon and Mr.. Moulton rank high Ia
Masonry and will I'LL their respective
positions with credit TO themselves and
honor 10 the Fraternity. Dr. foote,
who Ia one Of the brightest Masons In
the Valley. will Ill the $. d. chair.