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The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09
COMING and GOING |

A party of Meekerites departed for
North Fork Monday. In the party
were: Misses. Merle Southland. Bessie
Watson and Bertha Wetmore; Messrs,
Walter Bloomfield. Bert Dolph Charley
StrehIke and Frank Watson. and MIR.
Mrs L. F. Strehlke. They will spend
about two weeks in the upper country.
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legislature from Dolores county. was n
Meeker visitor during the week. Mr..
Adams was looking the country over
with view to investments, and was
favorably impressed with the outlook
for Rio BlaucO county.
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Il. A. Brundage returned to Meeker
from the Rio Blanco roundup Thursday.
Mr.. Brundage reports the roundup
near White River aud many of the
riders are pulling in" an account of the
scarcity OF water and feed.
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Mrs. NJ. +. Harp was u passenger on
Wednesdays outgoing stage. Mrs.
Harp received word Tuesday evening
of tile illness of her mother at LOveland.
Colo. hence her unexpected departure.
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Frank Goeder and wife of RanGely,
were up from the lower country Wednes
day. Mr.. Goeder is one of the new
settlers In the Rangely district and is
very well pleased with the country.
Mrs. NJ. II. Crosby was a passenger
on the northern bound stage Friday
morning Mrs. Crosby is from Valley
Falls. kas.. and was bound for our
ueignborIng town of Craig.
Colorado Springs was represented in
town during the week bv w. 5. Mont
gomery, G. :. Sprague, Mrs. II. +. Bart
lett. Miss Elizabeth Bonbrisht and Miss
Dorothy Robinson.
Charley Temny, editor pro tenn of the
Craig Courier. passed through town
Monday, Ell route home after a brief
visit to that famous resort OF the bon
ton, Mud Springs.
Otto McEaniels. who. in company
witt, his mother, now resides at Los
Angeles. Gala, came in Tuesday even
ing on visit. Otto likes the Coast
country.
C. L. Carney returned home Tuesday
evening from Leavenworth. Kas where
he paid the last tribute of brotherly
affection to the memory of his departed
brother.
Judge Wildhack "hit the high places"
in the direction of Rifle Tuesday. The
judge went out to meet Mrs. Widhack,
who has been visiting relatives in ILL
nois.
| Mrs. l.. 5. Bloomfield came down from
Oak Ridge park Thursday and will
spend several days visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. G. NJ. Lord.
Mrs. Anna b. Humlin and son. ar
rived from Pueblo Tuesday evening and
will spend several days visiting friends
| in this valley.
G. I. Hulett. Henry Kurz, Il. a. KEEL
| logg. and Mr.. and Mrs. III. A Dennison
of Axial, were Meeker visitors during
the week.
A. T.. Strehlke and wife of Leadville,
arrived "Wednesday evening and will
spend several DAYS on White river.
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Miss Abbie Santesson is again with
her Meeker friends after lengthy alb
sence in Salt Lake and Denver.
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George Baxter, ". I. Davis and Fred
Burke of Piceance, registered at the
Meeker during the week.
| Ed and Mrs. WILDER of DanfOrth
park. paid Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Z. f. Fordham Is acting ;lS deputy
clerk of the county court during the
absence OF III. A. Wildhack.
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W. l.. Pattison OF Buford. was IN
town in the fore part Of the week buy
ing horses for the fall tUursting.
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Stops the Cough
nd Works off the Cold.

Price % cents.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Tom Newhart is making good progress
on his brick kiln these DAYS. Ill
has too good assistants in Fred k-lle
and Lou Miner.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

The IIugus building at Rifle is ready
for business.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

C. C. Schronlz. the surveyor and civil
engineer. has offices NOW with Attorney
Il A. Martin.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Sheriff Amick cut the grass in the
county park this week. The sheriff got
at least a ton and Il half Of hay from the
paIk.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Miss Rose kisinger is now in charge
of the dry goods department Of OldlaDd's
in place Of Miss Wetmore. resigned.
Miss Kisinger is cousin of Mrs. w. IL.
purdy's
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09
STATE OF COLORADD,!Ss.
COUNTY Ov no BLASCO.

STATE OF COLORADD, s.
COUNTY Ov no BLASCO. "'
/. f. E. Fortihani. County Clerk, in and for
said county. In the State aforesaid, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
correct md full financial abatement of tho
condition of the said county of Rio Blnnco,
for the six months ending June %, 1867.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and nitixed my seal at my Office in
the town Of Meeker. this LIST day Of July,
A. d. lgts
Is. Z. FOR-HAM.
/ SEAL County Clerk.
Examined nnd approved.
J. W. RECTOR.
Chairman,
II. r. WILSON,
J. w. c. sBxPrxRp.
Board OF Commissioners.
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Strayetl.

One bay gelding, branded III on left
shoulder $500 reward for his recovery
E. a. BRUNDAGE.
Meeker, Colo
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Notice.

Anyone found tampering with head
gates or boxes leading from the main
ditch or anyone caught throwing rub
bish of any kind into the ditch shall be
prosecuted The COMPANY had to shut
the water off in the fore part Of the week
and put ON large force of men to clean
the ditch and they do not care about re-
peating it again this summer.
MEEKER LAND * IRRIGATION Co..
Il. ID. RILEY. Supt.
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on ACCOUNT OF COURT HOUSE.
For rent court house ...... 100 Oh
For freight, express and
postage .............. 113 %
For printing aud stationery 3t7 Ii
For supplies, court house 1la %
For Janftor court house,. 500
Total ...... $50. 3 ass 70
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} l.. Mediation came in on Monday
evenings stage. having spent y week in
Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Clark were regis
tered at the Meeker from Riffs during
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Ellison Of the Cross
Bar z ranch. we're city visitors Thurs
day.
Mrs. David Smith and boys went 10
the saw mill for week Is outing Thurs
day.
F. f. Sheridan returned from Steam
boat Springs Thursday evening.
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I. l.. Shelton of Iiotchkiss. Colo. was
II visitor To Meeker this week.
ByFoRD.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

One of the most enjoyable gatherings
of the season came off Tuesday evening
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +.
Craig in Danforth park. A number Of
Meekerites partook of Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig's hospitality. among them being ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. $. Ball. Mr.. and Mrs.
". A. Fairfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
House. Mr.. and Mrs. Link Tagert. Mrs.
G F. Bloomfield. Mrs. V. a. Dikemap;
Misses. Minta Coitharp. Ida Darke.
Emma koehler, Gertie Lord. Virginia
Rees. Myrtle Rottaer. Winifred Rottger
and Lydia Sykes: Messrs. Geo. Aicher,
Edgar Cole. Ed Dalton. Andy Golf,
Edwin Mays. Fred Nichols, Claude
Rees and Willie Wear. Besides several
more Meekerites. Dauforth and Oak
Ridge park were we'll represented.
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we are all afflicted. TO some extent.
with egOtism.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Tourists are beginning to come in
though not so many as there we're last
year. OF course they will wait until
the season opens before they go after
tie rump
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Work is being pushed on the new
Owens residence on Park avenue.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

With this issue THE HERALD enters
on its eighteenth year. Coupled with
this announcement we might say some
thing about The HERALD and the
bright prospects ahead for Meeker and
Rio Blanco county, but will defer until
some future issue.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Rev. c. L. Ward. II. Il. Chapman and
Mr.. Wolff will hold a religious meeting
here next week.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Last week Surveyor Schrontz made a
preliminary survey for a big ditch enter
prise in Anal basin. Joseph Colon
and other basin people are back of the
scheme. and ii the estimates don't turn
out too large in proportion to benefits
the work will be started next spring.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Rube Ball squeezed ~ in between n
Young couple at the dance Mt Craig's
the other night and those watching said
that the gentleman out blushed the
Young lady,
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

The base ball team nf Steamboat
Springs are trying to arrange base
hall game for their Game Il Fish Day
some correspondence between the two
managers and the Meeker nine has
agreed to play il their expenses are paid.
George Aicher says, Its up to Steam
boat"
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09
DESERT LANDS, FINAL PHOOF.-NOTIt
FOR PUBLICATION.
rANn OFFICE AT

LANU OFFICE M
GLENwooD SPRINGS Colo. June %. 1900
NOTICE is hereby given that J. Daniel Moog
N of Meeker. Colorado. bus nled notice. nf
intention 10 make proof on htn desert land
claim No zA, Ute. for the Z u NE \. and 4 i
Sc Y, Sec IS, Up =. r Oh W 9Th n. beforo
County Judge. Rio Blanco county. at Meekct.
Colorado. on Saturday, the 23rd day OF August.
i0Gs, ut 10 O'Clock u. nj.
He names the following witnesses to prov.
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
edgar c. Archer, Eddie p. wilber. Isaac
Collier and Eli Fuller, alt Of Meeker. Colo
jyia0 J. r. SQUIRE, Register.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Local notices ten cents per line. Legal
notices seven cents per line
All COMMUNICATIONS sbo,.id be addressed to
TIE MEEKEn HERALD.
Mceker. Colorado.
Volume XVIII. Number /.
The game season opens next Friday.
August 18th.
The lIugus building at Rifle is ready
for business.
Sheriff .Amick cut the grass in the
county park this week. The sheriff got
ut least IA ton and IL half of hay from the
park.
Tom Newhart is making good progress
on his brick kiln these DAYS. He
has too good assistants in Fred Killer
and Lou Miner.
Miss Rose kisinger is now in charge
of the dry goods department of OldlaDd's
in place Of Miss Wetmore. resigned.
Miss Kisinger is a cousin of Mrs. w. III.
Purdy's.
Tourists are beginning to come in
though not so many as there we're last
year OF course they will wait until
the season opens before they 90 after
tile game.
Several hundred head of Keystone
cattle passed through town Tuesday
morning in charge of Foreman Wilson.
They were being taken up onto the tim
her reserve.
Rube Ball squeezed (?) in between
the other night and those watching said
that the gentleman out blushed the
young lady.
James l.. I1ance of Denver. is the
new druggist at Strehlke II Givens' drug
store. MIR. Strehlke is taking vacation
and Mr., lance will compound the drugs
during Louis absence.
For the first time. w. a. Keller OF
Oak Ridge park, used bull rakes and
stacker this season and put up his large
hay crop with crew OF two less men
and In two weeks less time than hereto
fore.
The mails have been irregular during
the week on account of washouts on the
Rio Grande railroad. On one occasion
we only got the mail from Rifle and
three times the stage only brought in
part Of the eastern mail.
With this issue THE HERALD enters
on its eighteenth year. Coupled with
this announcement we might say some
thing about The HERALD and the
bright prospects ahead for Meeker and
Rio Banco county, but will defer until
some future issue.
Last week Surveyor Schron,z made a
preliminary survey for big ditch enter
prise in Anal basin. Joseph COLON
and other basin people are back of the
scheme. and ii the estimates don't turn
out too large in proportion to benefits
the work will be started next spring.
Our esteemed contemporary, the
Steamboat Pilot. has changed hands.
Charles H. Leckenby, is now editor and
manager. Mr.. Leckenby is an up-to-
date newspaper man. and under his
management the Pilot will take rank
with the best newspapers on the Western
slope.
The base ball team Of Steamboat
Springs are trying to arrange base
hall game for their Game Il Fish Day
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

james l.. TIance of Denver. is the
new druggist at Strehlke II Givens' drug
store. MIR. Strehlke is taking vacation
and Mr. lance will compound the drugs
during Louis absence.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

George Mcdowell is the new manager
a, Rife for j. W. Hugus X Co.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Several hundred head of Keystone
cattle passed through town Tuesday
morning in charge of Foreman Wilson.
They were being taken up onto the tim
her reserve
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Steamboat Pilot. has changed hands.
Charles II. Leckenby, is now editor and
manager. Mr.. Leckenby is an up-to-
date newspaper man. and under his
management the Pilot will take rank
with the best newspapers on the Western
slope.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09
W. L. PArrrsoN.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION! 4
Land Office at 9lenwood Springs, Colo. Y
July H. 1909. 4
Tc Claimant under r a6s4. Un. John J..
Ford and to whom II may conccrn:
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow
IN ing.named eettler hna fco notice Of hta
intention to make final proof 10 support OF hts
claim, and that said proof vi be made before
on Saturday. September 18Th, lee, at "
O'Clock Il. M. VIZ:
Jasper ". Durch. Of MeckGr: CON-: on MS
NV \. see 70, sE,. NE u Sec 30 Up N. H@
W 9Th NJ
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of sRid land, Wis
James ID Anrick. Charles Wallace. Charles
Charlton and Andrew warlick, all Of Mccker,
Colorado. ,,r
jy26aN J. r. SQuih heH'Htcr
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NorE-Intcrest no, YET due on county bonds
is not considered In the foregoing statement.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

The mails have been irregular during
the week on account of washouts on the
Rio Grande railroad. On one occasion
we only got the mail from Rife and
three times the stage only brought in
part Of the eastern mail.
The Meeker herald., 1902-08-09

CASH on HAND JULY ]. 1902.
To credit general county
fund appropriately -. &5.8S %
To credit special contingent
fund .................... t47 50
To credit general road fund ia %
To credit county poll fund. 8G
To credit interest on delin-
queut tnx fund. ........ 1r"n %
To r-cdit called 80.
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70 CURE 4 colo IN ONE DAY

IaRe LhXalIV6 brOHU V9HIHIh6 IHDIetS'
All druggists refund the money " it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each l,ox. 25c.
The Washington times., 1902-09-21
7yRDUM- -D0LAN.
Pretty Wedding Ceremony Celebrated
at Hamline M. E. Church.

Miss Laura Hastings ,Dolan, of this
CITY, and Mr.. Smith White Purdcm, of
Baltimore. were married at Hamline
Church last Wednesday evening, at s
oclock. Rev. Lucien Clark ofiiciated.
The bride was richly dressed in white
crepe de chine and carried bride roses.
The brides youngest sister, Miss Bes-
sic Dolan. was the maid of honor, and
wore pink organdie over silk and car
ried pink carnations. The groom's sis
ter. Miss jamie PrrduT. of Baltimore.
who was flower girl. wore blue silk
null anu carried white carnations in a
shower bouquet. The best man was the
groom's brother. MIR. Harry T. Purdum,
of Baltimore. The ushers were Mr..
William Brooks, of Philadelphia, Pa:
Mr.. E. T. Rochester. Mr.. Blake Harper.
and Mr.. S. Harry Handy. After q fam
lily reception al the brides homo Mr..
and Mrs. Pur1um left on the 10:4o p.
T.: train for ar extended trip through
the North. including New York, Buff
falo, Ma cara Falls. and the Palisades
OF tie Hudson. They will be at home
TO their friends after October 10. at 140S
Eighth Street.
The Washington times., 1902-09-21
PROCTOR HARRINGTON.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chase B. Har-
rinpton Weds Mr.. ]. Mop. Proctor.

r1ngt0n WeoS Mr. j. mCf. fIoCtoI.
Miss Mae Stuart Harrington and Mr.
James Mcpherson Proctor were married
yesterdaysat at noon, at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
Barney Harrington, by Rev. F. NJ. Glib
sen, of Trinity P. E. Church.
The parlors were decorated in green
and white, and the bay window in which
the ceremony was. performed syas- am-
powered in palms and ssnowt sastsrass
The bride resembles her grandmother,
who was a Miss Barney. of Baltimore.
grSndniece of Commodore Barney and
granddaughter of Judge Samuel Chase. Of
Maryland. signer of the Declaration of
Independence. She is also the maternal
granddaughter of James Stuart, of Della
wdre, and through him a descendant of
Robert Morris, another signer of the
Declaration. Breakfast was served in
the dining-room. which was decorated
with ferns and La France roses, the i'm
mediate families and few schoolmate
friends being present.
An interesting feature of the occasion
was The presence of the brides grand
mother Mrs. James Stuart. of Delaware,
and her aunts. Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart
Robinson, of South Dakota. and Mrs.
velez. of Hamburg. Germany.
The Washington times., 1902-09-21
Master claflin Surprised.

A pleasant party gathered at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Clafiin. 62i
l. Street northeast. Thursday evening.
the occasion being in the nature Of c
surprise TO their son, Roy C. Claf1in,
who had just returned to resume his
studies in the High School, after spend
ing the summer vacation in Chicago.
The evening was happily whiled away
with music, games, etc., and refresh
nlents were served. Those present were
Mesdames Delong, Fred N. Clarke,
Misses Maude Baker. Mamie Columbus,
Bertha Hansen. May Hansen, Emma De-
long, Dollie Rankin, Rose Deakins, Ar-
relia Lusky. Cecil Caylor, Harriet l..
Claflin, Frances Clafiin, Messrs. Fred n.
Clarke, Harry Hummer. Harry Thomas.
Henry True, Arthur Hyler. Claude Cay
lor, Robert Thompson, Willie Day, Boyd
Dickinson, Frank Crown, Edgar Crown
and Roy c. Claflin.
The Washington times., 1902-09-21

most enjoyable of the week. Glover
Patch" was handsomely decorated
American Beauty roses being used fol
the table and about the room. Among
the prominent guests present were
Grand Duke Boris and his suite. Coun
Cassini, Mrs Ogden Goelet, Miss Ma,
! Goelet. the Misses Mills, Mrs. Ogder
Mills. Mr. Robert Goelet, Mr. and Mrs
J. Arden Hartman. Mr.. Percy Wynd.
ham. of the British embassy. and Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Martin are
sailing for Europe on the 21st to visit
Paris, and later they will visit their
home in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt and
Mr. Willing Spencer have returned from
stay at the Vanderbilt camp In the
Adirondacks known as Sycamore
Comte Enrico G. Martini Di' Cigala, OF
Italy, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
NJ. Davis.
Guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cramp.
Miss Margaret Edes is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Cramp. and will
leave in few days for New York, and
thence to Oyster Bay to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. e. c. Benedict. Later Miss Edes
will return to her home in Washington.
The Clam Bake Club, the most exclu-
sive outing club in this section, will
close for the season on October l.
Mr.. and Mrs Ogden Mills. who have
been quite prominent in entertaining the
grand duke, have closed their Newport
season and with the Misses Mills have
sailed on the steam yacht Felicia
A number of the cottagers who had ar
ranged for dinner parties last Sunday
evening, Cancelled their functions owing
to the anniversary Of the death of Presi-
dent Mckinley. 1t will be recalled that
last year when the sad news of the
Presidents death reached Newport
every social function was cancelled and
the gay Newport season was brought
suddenly 20 close.
At the Stevens Villa.
Prince del Drago has taken apartments
at the Stevens villa for the remainder
of the season.
Baron 81. Marc is at THE Berkeley. :"
Hon. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have
gone to New Babylon. Long Island, for a
few days.
Commodore and Mrs Edwin D. Nor
gan will remain at their place here until
October.
Col. John Jacob AstOr Is closing his
will go to his place at Rhinebeck- on
the Hudson.
Owing to the death OF her brothcr-in.
law. Mr.. Nicholas Fish. in New York,
last week, Mrs. Stuyyesant Fish left for
New York, Tuesday afternoon. closing
her season abruptly on that account.
The Washington times., 1902-09-21
Miss Olive Gates and Mr.
William Curtis Hill
Wed in London
BRIDE A WASHINGTON BELLE
Qdiet Ceremony in st. Georges Church,
Hanover Square = Cards Out for a
Number of Weddings Here-Summer
Vacation Tide Setting Hcmeward.

Wordcomes by cable of the marriage, il
London, yesterday. of Miss Olive Gale
and Mr.. William Curtis Hill. The we'd
ding was celebrated quietly in st
Georges Church. Hanover Square. The
original date SET for the ceremony was
September 3, but the bride was takeT
quite i'll, and it was postponed until hei
reeovery.
The bride is the daughter OF Nj
ThomaS>Ma. Gale, the banker. and
grindd8sAser of Mr.. Thomas ]. Fisher
ofsthis city. Her debut was one of the
especially attractive happenings of two
seasons ago. and she was one OF the few
young hostesses of last winter to give q
ball In thc double ballroom of the New
willard.
She is pretty brunette, dainty in
figure and dress, and like most petite
young women. has selected for her life
partner an athlete. who towers above
her she has been very popular among
the young people Of the resident set. and
while not enthusiastically devoted to
outdoor sports, plays an unusually good
game of tennis.
Mr.. Hill is well-known young bust
ness man, and is the brother Of one OF
last winters most charming debu:antes
Miss Ecr,ha Hill.
lir.5 5and Mrs. Gale went abroad quite
early IN the summer. and as MIR. Hill
desired to spend his vacation in Europa.
fl was arranged before the ladies left
that he would join them, SO that the
honeymoon could be spent in foreign
travel In compliance with the English
law. which requires that one party to
marriage should be resident. Mrs. Gale
and her daughter spent the necessary
period in Ipndon in order to avoid such
rcd-tape tofhflications as beset the mar
riage OF Senator and Mrs. Depew.
Upon their return to Washington Mr.
and Mrs Hill will go to housekeeping
on Massachusetts, Avenue. near Four
teenth Street.
The Washington times., 1902-09-21
BRlGHTWOOD AND VICINITY.

IN HE Brightwood Park Citizens As
sociation held its initial meeting
L of the season on last Monday
evening. The following officers
were reelected for the ensuing year:
Mr. w. Nick. Clayton, presidents; Mr.
Frank ]. Metcalf, secretary, and Mr.
William S. Detwiler, treasurer. Dr.
George B. Heinecke was elected vice
president. Resolutions on the death of
Commissioner Ross were unanimously
adopted, and an appropriation of s25 to-
ward monument to the memory of the
late Alexander r. Shepherd was made.
The meeting took action looking 10 the
improvement of Illinois Avenue and Des
Moines Street; the securing of addi-
tional lamps in the Park. and the ex-
tension of garbage service by the Dis
trict government.
DR.. Samuel ]. Cockerille. one of the
oldest residents of this section died on
September after a lingering illness.
For nearly half a century he had made
his home within a short distance of
Brirhtwood. and during this time had
seen the surrounding country grow from
farm lands into thriving suburbs. Dur
ing the war DR.. Cockerille cast his fort
unes with the Confederacy and served
for some time on the staff of General
Jackson. At the close of the war '.e
returned to his Brightwood home. where
he lived out the succeeding years in the
peace and quiet of country existence.
until. at the ripe old age of seventy
two. he was gathered to his fathers,
mourned by a large family and host
of sorrowing friends.
The maxriage of Mr.. Willard A. Keene
to Miss Mix on Tuesday last excited
much interest in this section, where the
groom had lived prior to his location in
Pittsburg, and where he enjoyed great
Mr.. Charles w. Ray, who
served the groom a. best man, and all
of the ushers at the wedding-Messrs.
Claude d. Clayton, Harry Clayton, John
Ray, and J. Enos Ray. ir.-are residents
of this place, as is also the family CT
the groom.
Miss Matte Collision, whose vacation
was delightfully."- spent at Fair Haven on
the Chesapeake Bay, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. C. W. Madison and son. Ran
dolph, are making preparations FOR
trip to California in October
Miss Baird returned on TUESDAY from
n prolonged visit to friends and relatives
in Connecticut
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Langley are at
home again after sea trip 10 Boston
and return.