The Meeker herald., 1905-07-22
COMING AND GOING.

Captain Greer has gone to Vernal
and the Uintah country.
Supervisor Veatch was In on oflici-
al business "Wednesday.
Henry Stadtmrn of Angorn, regis
tered at the Meeker Monday.
Miss Carrie Oldland is visiting her
friend Miss Shumate, mt Aspen.
w A Evans of IIeavenwOrth, kas..
registered at the Mceker hotel We'd
nesday.
State Game Commissioner Wood
ard WAS in this week attending to
official business.
ii n Ruwson of Buford attended to
business matters in town In the early
part of the week.
Judge and hIrs. Benson Of Fort
Collins, were the guests Of Dir. and
Mrs. Bell this week.
l.. B.Walbridge went over to Axinl
Wednesday on business connected
with the Torrenca estate.
J A and Frank Blair returned from
Glenwood Friday after having taken
the forestry examination.
Homer Golf leaves tomorrow for
Vernal, where he will register for Il
piece of the Uintah reserve.
j NJ Hulett and q w Thomas were
among the Axialites registered at the
Meeker hotel during the week.
T. A and Mrs Brown came in from
Denver Sunday and next day pro-
ceeded to their lodge on Big Beaver
DIR. Wolfenberger returned from
Craig Monday after II week spent
there attending to professional duties
DIR. French, Dr.. Dolph, AL Str shlke
and II q Graham returned Thursda.
from successful piscatoriai excur-
sion in the upriver country.
G A Seymour came in from Rifle
Monday In his auto and proceeded to
Yampa river points. Mr. Seymour
was accompanied by A f Carroll of
Boston.
Mrs AL Strehlkc left for Aspen
Monday where some time will be
spent with her folks there. Mrs S.
was accompanied by her brother, Mr.
Ike Waters.
After brief visit with Mr. and Mrs
Moulton, Mr. and Mrs Horth depart
ed for their eastern home Thursday,
stopping Mt Denver and other points
OF interest Ell route.
Mrs. DIR. Dolph accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Ii. Frank, to Denver
! this week. Mrs. Dolph will spend
several weeks In the Queen City
visiting her relatives.
Senator Ed Taylor Of Glcnwood,
accompanied by his son and Judge
Tabor, tarried over night in town
Wednesday,. The party had been on
a trouting trip up the rivsr.
A fishing party composed of G &
Compton of the ID Il II q, Jay II Har-
ris of Salt Lake, Il w Center Of Dem
yer, Arthur Perkins of Colorado
Springs, and Colonel Montgomery
/ Gas chaperone) diminished our trout
supply preceptibly during the week.
|
Mrs. EVA Kilian of Chicogo, and
her neice, Mrs. J. Wildhack of Pek-
in, ILL.,, were passengers OH the in
coming stage Saturday, on n visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiidhack. The former
is all aunt of Mrs. Kuneman's, while
Mrs. Wl!dhack is well-known here
as the mother of our fellow-towns-
man, Former Judge Wildhack, and
has visited Meeker before.
| Charles w Steere and + b Wilkin-
son, travelling men, registered mt the
Meeker hotel Wednesday, after h;,v-
| ing ''nade" the Yan1pa river towns,
coming in by way of the Moffat road
and the overland trail" Mr.. Steere
represents the Charles Griffith Shoe
Manufacturing company of Denver,
land is selling an article of footwear
which ought to take in this country,
| where Il good thing is always In de-
mand. Mr.. Wilkinson represents
the PIE Pickle Co. of Denver.
St. James Episcopal Church.
Services tomorrow diftl Sunday
after Trinity) MS under:
$3.50 II. m.-Holy Communion.