The Meeker herald., 1895-09-28
Frank and Charles Springer. of Las

Frank and Charles Springer, OF Las
Vegas, n. NJ, A. l.. Hobbs and I. A.
Schomburg. of Ration, n. NJ, n. Nc
Bride. Albuquerque, N. NJ. l.. Etts,
Columbus, Iowa, and Ii. Griersor, OF
| Chicago, registered at the Meeker hotel
the first part of the week. This is the
party that was upset on the MeeIer-
Craig road, at point known as the
-Four Mile hill, September a year
ago, but the mishap did not prevent the
party from returning again this year.
and they report having had very en-
joyabIe time. Next year will see the
New Mexican party again in Meeker..
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Last SATURDAYS storm was mild al
fair here compared with Denver and
other points. 1t was general through
out the west, but particularly severe at
Salt Lake, along the line of the Union
Pacific, in Wyoming, and in the vicin-
ity of Denver. The snowfall at the lat
ter place WAS twelve inches, the heaviest
by about nine inches in the history OF
and unharvested crops suffered almost
total destruction.
The Republican primaries, held last
Saturday afternoon. resulted in the
choice of the following delegates to the
convention, which will be held this
afternoon: 1'hos. Baker. David Smith,
III
Wildhack, II. S. Harp, E. A. Proctor,
A. Oldland, Frank Clark, DIR. Bruner
and Ben Nichols.
+. B. Ewing, of Jefferson City, Mo-.
autographed at the Miller house Mon
day. Mr.. Ewing has travelled in all parts
of the world but has found no more de-
sirable place to spend the summer than
upper White river. The past makes his
third summer spent in this section and
next June will see him at Marvine
Lodge again.
IL. B. Hyde and Edmond Kelly of
New York, L. NJ. Linsley and wife,
Miss Morrow. Mr.. and Mrs. James IL.
Deveraux, Miss Stinson, all Of Glen
wood, Peter Savoy, of Shippegan. N. b.,
and George W. Wood, of Pittsburg, Pa,
were among the numerous guests regis
tered at the Meeker hotel Yesterday.
Messrs. lIulett and Terrence were
at the Meeker hotel Thurs
day en- route home from Omaha after
of a large shipment of beef.
These gentlemen will Immediately start
in and round up another bunch of beef,
believing that better prices will prevail
later on.
The Glenwood Avalanche announces
The marriage of Mr.. Arthur Maltby and
Mrs. Ida Lux, which took place at Salt
Lake last Sunday evening. Mr.. Malt
oy's Meeker friends extend congratula-
ions.
Sam Wear is back from .l. omshHaa. 91, hHa. wRs1e,
Frank Sheridan. ". A. Keller, l.. S.
and Sam Wear, shipped with
Mr.. Wear op6 ~, -. .i as he did.
j. l.. Mediation returned from the
'ast Thursday evening and reports a |
marked improvement in business con-
litions cast of the Missouri since his |
asst visit east.
n. Dempsey, Leadville, ID. II. Killen,
Grand Junction, f. NJ. Herrick, Prince
ton, H., and E. Darnell, Craig, were
among the guests at the Miller house
Tuesday.
G. c. Denney and wife, and f. o.
Harvey, of Denver; j. A. McGif1in and
George Davis, Of Charleston, w. Va,
were registered at the Meeker hotel on
Sunday.
A. W. Bush, G. Z. Tuck, w. NJ. CAT
ferty and W. Ii. Pearson. all of Denver.
registered at the Miller house on Mon-
day. The party was on pleasure bent.
The st. Louis girl wrote: Don't
phale to be thar" Her Kansas City
beau replied: II will be thar; there's no
such word as phale."
James J. Ramesay and Henry w.
Leonard of Leadviile, were among the