The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16
COMING AND GOING.

WelcD Ii D6ek from the UInt8n
country.
Mrs q A Booth is enjoying a visit
to Denver.
Mrs. Lon Adams returned from
Denver Thursday.
Guy Stealey came in yesterday,
said "Howtly" and WAS gone.
JW Shepard Of lower White, was
n city visitor during the early part
OF the week.
Mrs John Delaney OF White River,
has moved to town with the children
for the school year.
J b limerick was down Monday
and Tuesday as witness In the Raw
son-county road case.
Captain Sam Martin Of Coal Creek
spent most Of the week In town In
attendance on the court.
Gus Anderson and Olaf Holtan
were among the Powell park people
In town early in the week.
J b limerick was among the North
Fork people who attended to court
business early In the week.
simp Harp returned from Kansas
City Monday. Reports . very poor
run ON the railroad and struck a bad
market.
Mrs Thomas. Baker has returped
from Minneapolis, after an enjoyable
visit with relatives and friends In the
-four city.
After serving as juryman for sew
eral days, Mr. James MikkelsOn Of
Piceance got excused Monday after
noon and left for his home.
sc Patterson told them he was
poor jurynan and got of and went
home to attend to the biggest crop Of
grain ever reaped on South Fork.
H N Rawson of North Fork, was
town visitor most Of the week. Mr.
Rawson was interested in a contest
with the county over the North Fork
Road.
DIR E d Williams of Kansas City Is
in visiting his brother, Emmert Will
liams. The doctor is prominent
physician in the city OIL the "Blg
Muddy"
Dallas C9x!of st. Joe, NO., a neph-
ew Of Mrs NJ Nimerick's of North
Fork, Ia In on a visit. Mr. Cox Is . G
A r man and attended the Denver
encampment.
Rowsman Of Beaver City, Neb.,
is in visiting his brother-in-lnw, d.
Pollard. Mr. Bowsman Is an old
soldier and attended the recent en-
campment at Denver.
Henry Frahm's fine crop Of grain
needed his attention, SO he got ex-
cused from further Jury duty Monday
and departed for his home on the
beautiful South Fork.
Mr. and Mrs r L Stealey, Miss vey
Stealey and Sterling Stealey, all
from Our~y, Colo, arrived few days
ago on visit to their son and brother,
Mr.. Guy Stealey Of Buford.
WI Pattison Of North Fork, spent
Monday and Tuesday In town. Mr.
Pattison has been very busy during
the past two months showing tourists
the beauties of the Trappers Lake
country.
VIC Holloway Of Hartford, Kas.,
arrived Friday evening on a visit to
his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs
H f Holloway and other relatives.
Mr. Holloway is a prominent business
man Of his town.
George s Witter came in Monday
from his present home at Rapids
City, Illinois. Mr. Writer'S many
friends hereaboats were glad to meet
him once more. He is just in on
business visit, which will be brief.
DR. Wolfenberger and family left
for Rock Springs, Wyoming, Monday
where they will visit with relatives
for month. Later they will locate.
probably In Denver. Mr. and Mrs
Wolfenberger have made u host of
friends during their residence In this
valley who regret to see them leave.
William Hayes of Waterbury, VT,
accompanied by his sister Mrs. Mary
Burke, Of Franklin, N. H, came In
Saturday on visit to their brothers,
Pat, Jim and Mike Hayes. This is
Mr.. Hayes first trip to this valley,
tho he has been in Colorado before
on several occasions. He is favora-
bly, impressed with the town and
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