The Meeker herald., 1893-11-11

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TIE MEEKER HERALD,
Ncoker, Colorado.
HOME N EWS'
,,r,r1v,ry- 1JurKrr WIN NC mere ABOUT the
last of the month.
The Republicans made clean sweep
in all the Northern States.
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BOYD WaIbridge is still the most
popular official in the county,
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The Methodists realized a neat sum
from their supper election day.
Father Daguault will hold services
tomorrow morning and evening.
The returns show that Jim Hayes
friends were out in force this time.
Elder Brooks will occupy the MethO-
dist pulpit both morning and evening
tomorrow.
Fred Strehlke left for Aspen Tues
day morning to look after his mining
interests over there.
Lge Salmon has bought the Nib!Ock
ranch below town, but will continue to
reside on lower Yampa.
A. ID. Hamlin was up from Piceance
creek on Tuesday last minging with the
thrCng at the Meeker hotel.
Fletcher Hay and family returned
from the Fair last Saturday and are all
down sick as a result of the trip.
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Craig was represented at the Meeker
the past week by +. J. Sizer, Will Tay-
lor, Ira Mcneil and a. NJ. Seymour.
Kelly, who was sent TO the House of the
Good Shepherd from this county over
two years ago.
posed ones just now, having contrsiHteii
a severe cold on his worlds fair trip
which settled on his lungs.
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John and Henry Wilson, ID. ID. Fer
guson and Henry WolcOtt We're over
from Milk creek Tuesday after having
cast ballots of the right complexion.
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The Democracy of jefferson and
Jackson is all right. The late election
can be considered by all true Demo
Gratis as only a rehuke to the Cleveland
brand.
Mrs. Harry Niblock was threatened
with an attack of pneumonia in the fore
part of the week, but DR.. Bruner as
promptly warded off the same, and she
is conyalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Salmon arrived in
town Thursday from Denver, where
Mrs. 5. has been spending the summer.
They intend putting in the winter on
their lampa river ranch.
One of the surprises of the late cleo
ton was the return Of Kansas and
Nebraska TO the Republican fold. The
POpulist movement reached high water
mark last year and is now on the wane.
II. p. Martin has been appointed live
stock agent for the Santa Fe and will
make speciality of looking after Colo
RADIO Utah business III that line. Mr.
Martin was formerly connected with
the Midland in the same capacity and
is well known in these parts.
a private letter from AXial announces
the arrival of young parsonage at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
lies, on Saturday last, who gave his
name as Thomas Sheridan lies. lie
was accorded a royal welcome to which
The HERALD adds its congratulations.
Among the Meeker hotel guests the
past week were: John W. Lowell, IT.,
VIII Simmons, j. C. Benton, Lily; Il. b.
Maudln, C.. j. Duffy, H. Terrence,
Axial; 4. Ouimet, Montreal, Can: j.
NJ. Rodriguez, Conejos: Jas. Gray, Pice-
ance; Chas. Kirk, Rangely.
Mary Has n Little Lamb.
The New Castle Nonpareil of last
week announces that on the 26th ult.,
an spound son was born unto Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Lamb.
AS Miss Mary Henry, Mrs. Lamb was
formerly numbered among Meeker's