The Meeker herald., 1902-11-15
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THE ,MREKER HERALD.
Aeeker. Colorado.
Henry Frshm. OF South fork, was .
/, Meeksr visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. jos COLON. OF Axial,
were Mseirer viitors Tuesday.
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We arc sorry to announce that Cap
tain Coon 10 on The hospital list
Bets on the iotal result were confined,
- usual. to cigS-s and 4 few new hats.
Harry Nibloct has gone to Leadville
for an outing triI behind team OF fast
drivers.
Commissioner Shepherds smiling
presence was visible on our streets last
Saturday.
Look for the Thanksgiving billof fare
of Meeker hota in next weeks HxR-
AID.
Henry and Mrs. Wolcott were In from
Thornburg last Saturday on business
and q visit.
AL Durham rsceived $3.50 for ee2-
pound steers and . for sa0-pound cows
at Kansas City.
These DAYS ale hard on stage mon and
''cow-puncherA" but .we can't always
have Hne weather.
That progressive and up-to-dats citi-
zen, Aionzo Cure, continues TO improve
his town iots hN fencing them.
James H. Johnston. ex-county clark
Of Chaffee county. u visiting his neios.
Af1 ]. W. epra8us. On Picsancs.
Those Of our resders who contemplate
building In tho nesr future should read
G. II. Donell's I'd In another column.
Rev. J. l.. Ellis, Of Craig, passed
through N4eker on . business trip to
Leadville Monday, returning to Craig
Yesterday.
W. IL. Samuels and Arthur McNew
purchased the Symes restaurant this
week and are preparing to run 1t In first-
class style.
w. L. Veatch hss sold his half inter
est In the old veatch ranch to Fritz
Carsteqs. For its acreage. 1t 10 one Of
the best ranches in the county.
John and Hayes Hardesty arrived in
Meeker last Wednesday. Hardesty
Bros. come to White river from Grand
Junction and they are looking for
location.
George Woolley and Sam Diamond
prominent stockgrowers Of Bear river.
passed through Meeker Thursday on
their way to market with nine carIoads
Of cattle.
Harry Rock was in town Wednesday
on his way home from Kansas City.
where he received $4.25 for his steers.
Frank Harker got $4s5 for the same
class of stuff.
John Hanson tried the now disc plow
purchased by Hay 4 Walbridge for use
on their ranch. last Wednesday. This
plow does beaAtiful work, ploughing
much deeper and taking more land than
other makes.
Quito snow storm visited this section
Tuesday night, continuing most Of the
forenoon Of Wednesday. Since then
the weather has been fine till yesterday,
when It showed again about three
inches In the valley.
H. E. Holloway. our popular under
taker. celebrated his 77th birthday yes
terday. November 14th. MIR. HOLLOWAY
is hale and hearty man Of his years.
and IL gOod for at least twenty more
years Of usefulness.
Frank Smith and L. A. MCGOWAN,
Of Geo. w. Woods ranch near Craig,
passed through town Yesterday with
about 1,2O0 head Of cows and calves.
which will be shipped to Kansas to be
fed during the winter.
Sheriff Amick took his brother. James.
snd family to the railroad Tuesday.
Nr. and Mrs. Amick will visit relatives
1t Il Huntington. W. Va, and other places
In that state, and will not return to
White river until spring.
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Through an sesident which happened
Ast Monday night Mrs. b. U. Howey is
suffering from badly sprained ankle.
Mrs. Howev was on. visit to her 500,
George. who has ranch . few miles BE-
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