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The herald., 1895-06-01
POMONA WAR VETERANS
They Turn Out in Force to Honor Their Dead
Comrades

POMONA, May 3l.-The old soldiers ol
this city turned out nearly to a man
yesterday to pay their respects to dead
comrades. The Sons of Veterans OF Po-
mona and company b, NC c., joined III
the march to the Central school grounds,
where the cenotaph to the unknown dead
was given by the W. r. c., Loyal Temp
erance Legion and Sons Of Veterans, also
the following programmes:
Salute to the dead.
Taps
Remarks by Commander Barnes.
Solo, sword OF Bunker Hill-Mr. Roberts.
Lincoln's address at Gettvsburg-Mrs Taylor.
Solo, Star Spangled Banner-Miss Means.
Oration-W K Sisson.
Solo, The Bugler-Mr Thatcher.
Address-Judge W. A. Cheney.
Song, America Audience
Reunion at the hal, u 80 to p m.
The Pomona W.R.C. sent several boxes
OF flowers to the Neley Post &. A. r.,
Tucson, Ariz.. yesterday.
The high school reception given Tues
day evening bv Professor Molyneaux and
his wife at Dad Fellows hall was one OF
the pleasant events of the season.
When the high license mem bers of the
city board of trustees learned Tuesday
night that their appeal to the supreme
court had not been perfected in due time,
they were naturally taken by surprise.
but Mr.. Graber, Immediately upon learn
ing the fact that the judgment OF the su-
perIor court was in force, gracefully arose
and rendered Mr.. Waters his chair, which
the sudden change in the political color
ing OF the council the Second street
saloon was closed last night.
Mrs. Eugene Hill and little daughter
are visiting friends in San Bernardino
this week.
W. S. Patten, formerly proprietor Of
the Central, has taken charge of the Pa
cific hotel.
Councilmen Teed, Snyder. Ringer and
Munson of Les Angeles were in Pomona
yesterday inspecting our Second street
paving. The gentlemen were unani-
mously of the opinion that the Angel city
had no better work
,, Dwight Burritt, the young son of d. n.
Burritt. had the big toe of his left loot
crushed in lumber yard yesterday
which necessitated the ampuration Of
that mem ber.
This morning Colonel Hicklin, propri-
etor of a livery stable here. got into a
controversy with Carl Thomas over the
payment for rig. and whether the col
onel was right or wrong he brought
formidable hickory cane he carried down
across Thomas arm and with such force
that Thomas is carrying the arm around
in sling. The colonel will probably be
arrested tomorrow
i. II. Rush paid fine this morning
for himself and assistant for barbering
yesterday afternoon, legal holiday.
About forty Po mona people went on
the excursion TO Echo mountain Thurs
day.
There was large attendance at the
Moon benefit ball last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard Jess went to
Santa Monica yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Neach of Washington will be
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hoover
next week.
Miss Annie Cocan will be delegate
from the Christian church of this city to
the National Christian Endeavor conven-
ton at Boston in July
The herald., 1895-06-01
BreVities

PASADENA, May 3b-Mr. Frank P.
Policy, secretary of Throop Polytechnic
institute. will read paper on Education
in California Prior to the American Oc-
cupation at the meeting of thu Southern
California Historical society at Los An.
geles Monday evening. June Sd.
Street Superintendent Buchanan says
that East Colorado street west of Los
Robes avenue, receives every day
eighteen cart loads of water, being as
much as all the streets to the north and
south of Colorado, in that same vicinity
receive. This is the potrion OF the city
concerning the sprInkling of which SO
much discussion has been made OF late,
though the street superintendent says he
is doing his best to distribute the sprink-
ling fairly to all the main thoroughfares.
A new tennis club has been organized,
having court on Summit avenue.
Among the members are the following:
Messrs. Holt. Pyle, Miller, Henry New
by. Clifford H. Rogers, Harold Simpson,
l.. c. Huff, Gregg and others.
The Sons of st. George of Los Angeles
and of Pasadena met in game of cricket
here yesterday. the home team being vic
torious by score of A to 90.
In Recorder Rosster's court today
Klein and Richards were fined $5 for VIC.
lation OF the hitching ordinance.
q
disturbing the peace.
The contract has been let for the Rich
ardson block at S11,970, exclusive of elec-
trio wiring.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting OF the Washington school house
TO look up and consider the interests of
North Pasadena is requested to meet at
the Painter hotel Saturday evening at
1880 o'clock. June 1st.
The following party went to the Santa
Anita canyon yesterday on picnic: Mrs.
Geigg, Misses Pauline Lutz. Church,
Genevieve Gardner, Katherine Gardner,
Mesrs. Lutz, Rolaback, Simpson, Greene
and Rhodes.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth E. White,
fomeIly Of Duluth, MINI, took place
Wednesday afternoon at the paIlors of
Reynlds e. Van Nuys. Rev. Crist OF
South Pasadena and Rev. Clark Crawford
conducted it. The interment was in
Mountain View cemetery.
The electric cars now go down Fair
| Oaks avenue on the hour and down Raw
mond avenue on the half hour.
Miss Ella Mckorkle was surprised by
few OF her neighbors on Tuesday ieven-
ing. who gathered at ner nome on East
Colorado street to bid her good bye,
knowing that she was to leave for South
Dakota the following morning. An i'm
prom ptu orchestra enlivened the occasion
and 'all went merry as n marriage bell. -
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Volk-
mer. Mrs. Palmer and daughter, Mrs.
George Greely, Miss Bertha Greely Il. S.
White and family, Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.
Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howe, Mr..
Thomas Cone, Mr.. Herbert Lowe and
Mr.. W. Stevens.
The herald., 1895-06-01

noon Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newby, Miss
Newby and Mr.. r. E. Mansfield of In
dianspolis were returning from a trip up
Millard's canyon in surrey drawn by
two horses. Suddenly the horse on the
outer side of Ithe: grade stepped into a
SOFT place, and the earth giving way with
him. he lost his balance and slid over
the bank. dragging the other horse. the
conveyance and its occupants with him.
All jumped except Mr.. Mansfield. who
went over with the vehicle, but escaped
with sonly slight cut over the eye
The others were entirely uninjured and
the vehicle was hardly damaged at
all. nor were the horses. 1t was indeed
fortunate termination to what might
have been a very serious accident, as the
bank Is about twelve feet high at this
point
The herald., 1895-06-01
SANTA CATALINA
Lively Season Soon to Commence
of the Seaside

AVALON. May 30 Indications point
toward Il very lively season on the is
land this year. In fact, it is freely pre-
dicted that it Will be the best season ever
yet enjoyed here. Already the little
Falcon, which makes a round trip to San
Pedro daily, brings over few visitors
each time.
The Hotel Seabeach, managed by
George Gordon as heretofore, is open and
already doing considerable business. with
more in sight.
Hancock Banning came over last even
ing on the Falcon, which also brought
about twenty other passengers. He is
looking after the pipclaying and other
Improvements which the company is
making here. +.r
June 7th. sth, 10th and 9th the Her
mosa will make trips to the island. bring
ing excursion parties and the Catalina
band.
E. J. Whitney OF Hotel Glenmore went
to Los Angeles today on business and to
visit his sister.
George +. Weaver is in Los Angeles
getting supplies for the early opening OF
his hotel here, the Ocean View house.
The herald., 1895-06-01
THE DEAD VETERANS
Corrected List of Soldiers Graves in Mountain
View Cemetery


The following is corrected list of the
veterans buried in Mountain View GEM
etery:
Altman. Levi. Forty. seventh Iowa in
fantry: Black. George A., One Hundred
and Second Ohio infantry; Bliss, II. D.,
Twenty first Massachusetts infantry;
York infantry; Brtton. Rev. J. D.,
chaplain Seventy third Ohio infantry
Brunk, ID. D.. teamster in Mexican war
1s47; Carrie, +. o., Kansas cavalry;
Crawford. James, Fifth Ohio infantry
Crowell, Luther j., Twelfth Rhode Island
lnfantry; Cutshaw. Mortimer NJ. Ninth
Michigan infantry; Elsemore, George s..
Ninh Ii Maine infantry; Ernsberger, John
A. Fifty-iirst New York infantry: Evey,
David, Illinois infantry: in Mexican
war, 1s46-47: Fleming. J. H., Fifty-sev
enth Pennsylvania infantry; Frost, E.
H., First Maine cavalry; Gilchrist, J. D.,
lieutenant in Eleventh Kansas infantry;
Graves. $. H., navy, United States
steamer Glaucus; Griswold, Daniel c.,
Twelfth Pennslvania cavalry; Holman.
Dr.. W j.. Mississippi gunboat Mound
City. also on the Peasta Hubbard, X.
B., Ninth Illinois cavalry; Kellogg, b.
f. E., Fremont's battalion, California in
Mexican war. 1s46-47; Kelly. James X,
Seventy-second PENNSYLVANIA infantry;
kimball. William. captain in Second New
York Harris light cavalry: knight, Will
liam l., lieutenant III lnlfty'1lItn Iowa
infantry; Linvile II. H., WAGNER in
Missouri infantry Lewis. Joseph A.,
First Iowa light artillery Luce. John,
Second Pennsylvania heavy artillery;
Martin. James H.. Ninety eighth Illinois
mounted infantry: McDermid, Sylvanus
H.. navy, United States steamer Rhode
Island; Mitchell, DR.. L. E.. surgeon First
Maryland three-year regiments MooIe,
Douglass j., Eleventh Kansas cavalry;
Nutting, j. W.. Massachusetts infantry;
Place. James E., lieutenant colonel First
New York engineers; Peck, Austin r..
Second battery Minnesota light artillery;
Ramsey. John W., Second Kansas cavalry
Richardson, George W., Fourteenth New
Hampshire infantry Rippey, William
j., First Pennsylvania cavalry, One Hun
dredth Pennsylvania infantry; Robinson,
Calvin L., Illinois infantry, commissary
department; Sunshine, Peter, Fifteenth
Iowa infantry; Smith, Joseph L.. COM
pany and regiment not known; Father
Throop-' He gave his only son'-George
Throop of Chicago mercantile battery;
killed at siege of Vicksburg: Turner, Ed
son. Eighty-sixth Illinois infantry; Will
Jams, A. W., major Second infantry, bre-
vet brigadier general: Yocum, Seth H..
lieutenant colonel Fifth Pennsylvania
cavalry.
The herald., 1895-06-01
Work of Lynchers

BARLOW, Fla. May 81. Tuesday
night Mrs Tim berlake, young widow
who lived with her father in the western
part Of this county, was assaulted by a
negro while in bed with her little
daughter. -Four negroes were arrested
for the crime last nisht they were taken
from the guards while en- route to this
place to be jailed, by. half a hundred mt n
who wore thick black masks and carried
Winchesters. The masked men disaI :.
peared with the four negroes into a
swamp. where three of the negroes we're
killed and the fourth beaten almost to
death and ordered to lie We tn , CO, ntry. 4
The herald., 1895-06-01
REDLANDS
Appropriate Observance of Decoration Day.
Bicycle Races

appropriate observance OF DeC0Tat10n lay.
Bicycle Races
REDLANDS, May 31-Me mortal day was
appropriately observed IN Redlands. The
parade formed at 8 80 o'clock at Cotton
avenue and Orange street and the line of
march was down Orange street, up Cajon
street to Cypress avenue, ana cou nter-
march to State street. where the column
passed in review. The parade consisted
of the following: Grand marshal, b. Pear
son. and mounted aids; Redlands band;
first lieutenant, DR.. Marks and aids;
company G. n. G. c.; 6. A. r. staff off
GERS, Major Prescott. n. g. c., and Mayor
Sherry. n. 6. T.. Junior Order United
American Mechanics, second lieutenant,
J. i. Stevenson, ana aids; Ancient Order
of Foresters; fire depai itment. Bicycle
club, high school boys mounted; high
school girls in carriages; citizens in carri-
ages.
The graves of the old soldiers were dec
Grated III Hillside cemetery, where the
q. il. h hsii hrisf s4e1diAas. = xslita-
The herald., 1895-06-01
Huntington and Party at Mount
Lowe
THE TABERNACLE EXERCISES
Almost a Serious Accident in Millard' S
Canyon
SprinkIing OF East Colorado Street-A Good
Game Of Cricket-Party to Santa
Anita Canyon

? PASADENA, May 31.-H. f. Hunting
ton and party went up the Mount Lowe
road today, and are still up at the Echo
Mountain house. 1t is learned on the
best of authority that proposition was
submitted to the professor by the South
ern Pacific company, and accepted by
him, by which the company agrees to
furnish all the rails wanted by Professor
Lowe for the completion OF his mountain
railway, and to take bonds of the road in
payment therefor. This is fact of con-
siderable significance when viewed in
the light of the present active operations
OF the Southern Pacific in this vicinity.
The herald., 1895-06-01
The County Hospital Sewer

On motion Of Supervisor Field yester-
day. the board of supervisors passed a
resolution reciting that as the offer of the
county to pay $500 to the city OF Los An.
geles for connection on the Mission
road in front OF the county hospital had
ditional tender of $500 shoul be made,
making the total sum offered for the
needed work $1,000, and STIMULATING that
the work be doEe as promptly as posi-
b1.,
The herald., 1895-06-01
The Ladies

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions. makes 1T their favorite rem
edy. To get the true and genuine article.
look for the name of the California Fig
Syrup Co.. printed near the bottom OF
the e.pzckage.
The herald., 1895-06-01

Enthusiasm for united California is
sweeping the coast. SO, too is the praise
the best baking powder. DR.. Pricr's.
The herald., 1895-06-01
Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Real Estate Should Not be
Made

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
i county OF Los Angeies. State OF California.
In the matter OF the estate of Arthur A.
Pond. deceased.
Thomas W. Robinson. admininistator. with
the will annexed, Of the estate of said de
ceased. having filed a p ttion herein duly
verified praying for all ORDER OF sale Of real es
tate OF said decedent, for the purposes therein
set forth.
tis therefore ordered by the said court, that
all persons interested in the estate OF said de
ceased, appear before the said superior court
on Tuesday, the 25th day of June, 1898, at 10
O'Clock a. IN. of said day, at the court room of
said superior court department two thereon,
in The court house in said county of Los Ange-
les, state OF California. to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said petit
TONER 10 sell SO much OF the real estate of said
deceased as shall be necessary.
And that copy OF this order be published at
least four successive weeks in Los Angeles
Daily Herald, newspaper printed and pub
lished in said county OF Los Angeles
W II. CLARK,
Judge OF the superior Court.
Dated May 3lst, 1866.
DAVIS & VALENTINE, Attys for Admn.
81 I Is 11
The herald., 1895-06-01

Wedding announcements. engraved or
printed; mail orders carefully filed sam
pies free. ii. M. Lee & Bro. ,.140 N. Spring.
The herald., 1895-06-01

The best wearing, most stylish, and
the greatest value of any $500 Mems
Shoes on the continent.
Best calfskin, dongola tops, solid
leather soles, with all the popular toes,
lasts and fastenings, and Lewis Cork
Filled Soles
Each pair contains a paid-up Acct
dent Insurance Policy for 500, good for
90 days.
Wear Lewis Accident Insurance Shoes
once and you will never change. The
insurance goes for "full measure"
Talk with your dealer who sells Lewis
Shoes.
Sold by THE POOR MANS FRIEND,
1872 North Main ST.
The herald., 1895-06-01

Don't counteract the effect of this
healthful climate by using poisonous
alum baking powder. Use instead DR..
Prices, the most perfect made.
The herald., 1895-06-01

Accident in Miiiard's Canyon
PASADENA, HAY 3i.-Yesterday after
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20
A Wall From the Headwaters.

Say. AiE- HEE4LD, have Won seen the
Courier Oh ZariBg and Edwards, the
twin meal ticket sTiudleTs s-5teamboat
Pilot
Yes. vTe have aeen IL. and you will
find our reply in LAT weeks HERALD.
And-bg the waT, In your account Of
;he 3leezer- Steamboat game yOu say /.
''On Friday morning the Steamboat
team tackled the yiciOTs f5ieekeYsl and
had them jumping siaeusys- Our boys
came in with ten ,allies in the first IN,
ming and ininga looked ~ they had q
regular puddin'. The Meeker bDYs after
this made q ateadT gain on Steamboat.
- Charles Arnold, the catcher for our
bows, vas suffering from an overdose Of
ska Was completely knocked out and
left the field. because our nine was
unable 10 secure substitute N the FIVE
minutes allowed by the rtiies. the
AeeAers insisted On the umpire calling
the game % cIoae. which was done
the scoEe standing 10 10 ., In favor o;
Ases.eF."
Don pay tHe baby act. 5if. Pllot.
YouT people moi only had the time al
lowed ~ the rules to put 10 another
man but double that time elapsed be-
fore the umpire called the game. Why
didn't y0n follow Aeekers example
a. shown when our pitcher vas taken
aick and went 70 pieces In the hfst in
nin2-isIt up another man and 80 ahead
with the gains, You had the three
cTacE plAYeEs Of the Craig team play
ing on your side you could have go,
another Mr.. Pilot, il pays 10 the long
run 70 tote fair 10 these matters; AID
when you have 70 take castor oil, always
take 4; with smiling face. Thus. VOC
can sometimes make the party with the
pleasant grin On his ''phiz' believe you
Hike q
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The Burlington Route

Has been selected 5Y the travelling pub
lie As 'lbe route" 20 all points east.
Sow that summer Il here. there's no
use roatponing that trip any longer.
Everything 10 10 yoBr favor. Rates are
IOw, weather IL pleasant, our service "a
better than eTer.
Note me following rOund-trip rates.
which will he on sale b ali.
BIy4ft0n, Mass. s47 81 and so; selling
days. August II to y, Knights Templar
COncIave.
Louisville, Ky. szJ.a5. selling days.
SeptaTnbex to5> g. 4. Y. EEcampmsnt.
Summer tourist rates nov 10 effect 70
Yeii1wstDhs PARK, Billings, Helena.
Spokane and THE Great Northwest.
People who are in a hurry always take
Ebe Burlington Route. Our fyeri Isaye
Denver daily 81 II a. n. and 9:JJ .. n.
Our "a "a carte" cinibzcar service fiiIs
a Iong-fslt want. as 70 our equipment
and track, note "A few Of our official
records J05 snises in IOt minutes, III
fn5lea in 10 Inlnlltea. and 10 On.
FINALLY. when in GoDDs, TAKE the
Burlington Route" You can't 90 bet
ter. you might do wore.
Remsfnbssr your loca. agent can tickle,
you at lowest rases. Cali on fhm and
get f0ll particulars. SHOULD YOU desire
any special information, write On wire
q. W VaLLErY. General Agent.
1893 i7th St. Denver
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Notice Of Trustees Sale.

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mr., a, y, IN and re>STdlss tAe nm day N
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psynseTt u M eestslg pTorsiss1ry mn: bear
vim ifsbTed al pr rent per sBpprs, pS1rgff~
"a sfa Interest psyste e51sst DI0ifbs SITTER
:ist1 asy5 bfetlsigr further that ssti interest
" parable ro1fg The mite II dssl-. ami fBxf affss
maturity NJ the figte, the ssSs mite shall hear
lI,'tsfas, ~ ne ts.e - y ~ esgt pr sDsnJn,
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fl.s5fgs4. or oT9er. ssd
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ofbsr tpiogs. inst 1n esse n siSfssgt IN ,bs pay
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pss1pt u ss0 J.f,ie a'sa - sse payment nj the
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faaDnsr srs9 for me pstps,se set forth 10 SAD
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

Z Pill BaruhaEE, the veteran stage
driver grisO uases one OF Tue runs on
the sbe Me4Eer- Craig linz. reports a
peculiar frsas IN henoi0gg fron the
Kellogg rO.d ranch, on Deer creek
Some sine ago. Mrs Kellogg, the DopG-
Lar hostess at tfszs well known station,
discovered One Of her best hens OF in
sEe willows on the creek bank covering
tEsnty-tbree eggs. Specsie stbe haas
name was left undis1uT5ed ard In due
season sbs brood appeared, but imagine
Mrs EeiENgg1s surprise when she found
It 70 consist of twenty chicEs OF differ
ent breeds ;To gOunz turkeys and one
duekIes- In relating sis strange Occur
sance 10 Phil, Mrs X said she had .
few turkeys or itse place bat that she
had neTer known Of q duck being with
in twenty miles 81 the ranch and can't
account f0z the lis-Ie Web-foo;ed strau-
gers appearance. In narTating this
singular freak Of nature 10 THE HER
AID scribe Phil Saws he questioned the
hosiEerz and ranch hands al 70 SpecEieis
anlecedents and that al agreed that
her character had been sDotlese-up 10
date However, Phil says Iie has his
oEn opinion Of the matter and In ez-
pressing Is says he cannot see how
Specific Is 70 ias,s place in bis;OrT
alongside 0. Caesar vife-zboYs sGs-
pIcigu.
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Notice.

Notice Is hereby given 70 al persons
who have bridges across bitches On the
county roads, that have no. been re-
csiyed By the county, that they
are ordered To repair the same,
otherwise the road oyersser
will construct at owners expense.
The road oversser ia authorized TO 40,
cspt bridges constructed u substantial
material and il feet vide.
b. order Of the board Of county com
nissionsrs. J.. y. wALssIDDcE.
IyN CIerk.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

At the Methodist church tonight The
Sanctuary, Or the 2aIO Days." showing
when the work Of the investigztive
judgement, called the Judgement day.
will begin when the destiny Of al viii
be unalterably fz.d, and ebe import
ancs Of becoming acquainted with the
facts nov.
And on Sunday night we will examine
the Eastern question. A prophetic
view. Their is nothing now confront
ing us Of such paramount importance
The silver question nov agitating the
world is In comparison q gentle breeze
beside the destructive cyclone. that the
good people Of Heeksr and elsewhere
are soon TO witness. II the word Of God
falls 70 bear out the assertions here
made we Will reject it.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

During the pas. few weeks numerous
complaints hare reached tiiis Office Of
alleged fragrant violations OF the game
laws Three camps Of bide-hunters
are said 10 be established
IN different places in the up
per country and that these WORTH
less characters are pursuing their ne
fariOGs calling more openly than ever.
Il Is aLsg reported shat one nutf, with
five pack horses lGated With hides, was
zeeE going III the direction Of Grand
riTer, = couple nf weeks ago. Before
commenting on these reported dspreda
iIoIzs THE HERALD will wait and see
what action the game warden will take
In the premises 4 large volume Of
smoke = generally taken az an indica-
tInn that there u gone fire clOae al
hand When reports Of violations Of
the game laws are 20 numerous az at
present. there must he enough evidence
hack Of them to secure q conviction or
Two.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

Miss Bertha Pruh Of Chicago. arrived
IN Msener Wednesday. On q visit % her
aunt, Mrs Adam Ecse.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

Reg. Osters9u IeturEed from his mis-
s.onaTy ,Eip LA. eTeninS and will hOlt
services a. 81 JAMES church to morrow
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

Mrs. Louisa Wi!dhacE Of Pezin. III.
mother Of or popular county Judge
came IL AoEdaT night on 2 yiatg To tel
scu-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-20

DE. Rennehaam- the dentist IS due
here NoIday and will remain until
SATURDAY next