The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-07-09
COMING and GOING.

w. l.. Pa,tison and J. b. limerick
represented Buford on the Fourth.
Mrs. Julius Kahn Of Leadville is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. /. Baer.
Hon Fletcher, wife and children
from Angora, spent this week in
town.
Miss Abbie Santesant is in from
Salt Lake on visit to Mrs. 7. +.
Welch.
Assessor Thompson came up from
Angora Wednesday to attend 10 Of
fetal matters.
Charley Dickinson and II. Z.
Brown did the honors for Rio Blanco
on the Fourth.
Commissioner Rector and Tom Cox
headed the Rangely delegation at
Meeker on the Fourth.
Colonel and Mrs. Parker OF White
River We're among the White River
folks here for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Pierce and chill
dren arrived from Leadville in time
to witness the celebration.
Thomas F. Dunn and son Frank,
and +. A. Brown represented Big
Beaver during the festivities.
Rev. Mallery's and DIR. Hubbard's
family left Wednesday for an eN-
tended outing in the upper country.
Mrs. J. II. Bartlett and children of
Buford spent the Fourth in town the
guests OF Judge and Mrs. Wildhack.
George and Major Lord returned
from Utah in time to participate in
the observance of the Fourth ut home.
Miss Anna Ryan arrived home
Tuesday evening to spend her vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs.
NJ. n. Ryan.
Commissioner and Mrs. Shepherd
We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il.
Carney during the sitting OF the
board this week.
w. II. Haley, wife and daughter
passed through town Tuesday en-
route to the upper country on fish
ing and outing trip.
Miss Ruth Shumate, daughter of
District Judge Shumate, came in
Suf. lar irvht TO visit 1,ar frta
Miss Carrie Oldland.
Miss Fannie Meadowcroft and neice
Miss Kathryne Gordon Of Chicago,
are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Brown at their Big Beaver lodge.
Mrs. G. s. Parrotte Of Omaha and
Miss Anna Ray of kearney, Neb.,
are visiting Mrs. w. L. Parrotte at
her mountain home, Windermere
Lodge.
Mrs. G. F. Brown il home again
after visit with the folks in Missouri.
Mrs. Brown had to shorten her visit
owing to the serious illness Of one of
the children.
Ray Sherman and bride from Bar
aboO, Wis, are visiting the Carstens
ranch. Mr.. Sherman IL secretary G1
the arbitration board of the Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen. RI
Miss Ruby Carstens, who is n stu
dent at the state university mt Boulder
is spending her vacation visiting her
brothers, Fritz and Otto, at their de-
lightful ranch up in the canon.
Among the many Axial people here
on the Fourth were: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. $. Collom and family, Hugh Tor
renee, II. 2. Hulett, Ben Morgan, H.
Seilnff, o. p. Jordan and wife, Wal
ter James and j. f. PaXman.
Judge Grey left for his home Sum
day morning after mingling wi it'll his
numerous friends in these parts for
couple of days. The judge Is as jolly
as ever and looks as rotund and pros
porous AZ one of Opper's trust mag
mates.
Judge Stimson writes to his friend
Fritz Carstens, that he will be here
next month to participate in long
deferred fishing expedition. The
judge will receive a warm welcome,
as he has hosts of friends in the
White River valley.
Among the lower Yampa river Wis.
itors on the Fourth were IA jolly party
consisting Of +. G. Barnes, Miss Mar
garet and Master Frank Barnes, Miss
Martha Harelston, Miss Bessie. Moore,
Mrs. e. J. Chapman, all from Lily
park and Reed Moore Of Powell park.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Parsons and
daughter Miss Elsie, and son Arthur,
yesterday from Salt Lake