The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-09-03
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goods for his store
Hssh Torreses and II. Huston
were among the AxiAlites In the city
during the week.
Ralph Housed ard A. b Holloway
Of GalesburE, Illinois, registered 1t
the Neeker Saturday.
After an absence Of some weeks,
Rolla Clark has joined the corps Of
mixologists At the Meeker.
Mis- MeNechen left for Denver
Friday. where she holds a fine POSI-
tion in the public schools Of that city.
Ed Hall Of Angora. transacted bus
tness In the city Saturday. Mr.. Hall
reports work In the oil field moving
nicely.
Town Marshal Purdy and wife and
r. O. Reynolds, wife and daughter,
form = party which will leave tomor-
row for the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Fay Babcock Of
Grand river, spent last week on .
visit to Mr.. Babcock's parents, Mr..
Mrs r. o. Reynolds.
f. J. Dalton came In on the SLIM
tied" Saturday and received q warm
welcome from his many friends In
the future great
Hulett 4 Terrence received $3.50 ut
Kansas city. Had streak Of hard
luck before starting from Rifle on ac-
count Of washout by late storms
J. A. Boyd, one Of Rangsly's prom
inent citizens, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at the county seat, at
tending to various business matters.
Very heavy rains visited this part
Of the White River valley Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. Hail ac-
companied the heavy rain Of Thurs
day.
Victor Moulton WAS passenger on
the outgoing stage Thursday morning
bound for Denver where he will re-
sumo his studies In the East Denver
high school.
During the electrical storm in this
section last week, tightening struck
in the CEDAR on the hill south Of the
BAKER ranch and started FIRE, but
no damage was done.
Rube Ball Ii In Denver this week
purchasing furnishings for the New
Meeker hotel, which will be furnished
and fitted out to compare favorably
with the best hotels in the state.
Thomas Sweet Of Manhattan, Kas.,
and Edward Higgins Of Rushsylvania
Ohio, departed for their respective
homes wednesday, after 3 brief visit
with their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Brown, Mis-
Mafguret Brown and Miss Ruth
Harmer, all Of Chicago, were tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Brown
Of Big Beaver, on visit to the city
Wednesday.
A. Safer, from Leadville, came in
Tuesday and looked the town over
with . view to locating here in the
shoemaking business. Mr.. Slater II
much impressed with the future pros
poets Of Meeker.
AL Strehlke returned from st. Louis
Sunday. While In the Fair city Al
purchas ed full line of the latest
novelties handled in the drug busi-
ness, fixtures for his new store room,
g. ktxa R~fe oko
Glenn Wadman and George Girls
well returned from Axial early in the
week after putting the finishing
touches on the new store building
over there. The building is . neat
structure in Clem's best workman
ship.
r. d. and Mrs. Riley returned from
Juniper Springs Saturday, where Mr..
Riley has been boiling out his rheu-
matism. He again went to the
springs yesterday rs he received
much benefit during the short stay
at that place.
A. G. MOulton, manager of the
Hugus company, left for Denver
Thursday morning where he will
spend several days with the repre-
sentatives Of the eastern wholesale
houses from whom Mr.. Moulton will
purchase large and gne line Of fall
and winter goods.
l. N. Boner Of Powell park, who
WAS badly used up by stacker some
weeks ago, is still limping, but Inn
proving and able TO be around. His
partner, Clarence McKimpson, who
had his hand seriously injured, Is
still suffering considerable as result
Of his injuries and may lave to 60 to
Denver for surgical treatment.