The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-08-12
COMING AND GOING.

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is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Harp.
Mr.. and Mrs.sA. J. Denton of Dan
forth park, were town visitors Sntur-
day.
j. n. Pierce came over from May
bell TO take In the .'Pinenrs" eXhibi-
ton.
John Knapp, the millwrisht, goes
to Lafayette, Colo, to erect big
flour mill.
DIR. Dolph has deserted the bachelor
gang. Mrs. Dolph returned from
Denver Friday.
J. A. Alley of Rio Blnnco, was
among the many guests AT the Meeker
hotel during the week.
J. F. Wilson and sister, Miss Mar
tina Wilson of st. Louis, witnessed
the ..Pinears" exhibition.
DIR. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick of South
Fork, were guests of DIR. and Mrs.
Hubbard during the week.
Landlord Ball returned from the
South Fork region Sunday-with IL
buggy load Of speckled beauties.
w. F.. Simpson and j. r. Bartlett
were among the Buford folks who
took In the city during the week.
Mrs. Rube Ball and the children
are home again after two weeks
outing at Wards lodge on South Fork.
After spending a week at Winder-
mere lodge, Mr.. ]. c. Davis and fam
lily returned to town Thursday even
ing.
Boyd and Mrs. Walbridge started
for Trappers Lake Thursday. in which
region u two weeks outing will be
had.
c. r. Carney and Frank McCatfcrty
left for Grand junction "Wednesday.
They will gamble for some Uintah
land.
AL Strehlke and H. G. Graham
went up the river Thursday and
made another raid on our trout pre-
serves.
Thad Harp, who represents the
Lee Live Stock Commission cDm-
pany, was n Meeker visitor early in
the week.
Assessor Thompson returned from
Denver Wednesday after having at
tended the meeting Of the state board
Of assessors.
Miss Carrie Oldland returned home
from Aspen Wednesday, after n
very pleasant with the family of
Judge Shumate.
Messrs. Sheets, Thornton, Rock
well and Bower went out to Grand
Junction Wednesday to take ''gam-
ble' OH Uintah lands.
Mrs. Judge Walbridge departed for
her home at Steamboat Thursday
after pleasant visit to Meeker OF
several weeks duration.
DR.. French was called to the MINI
erick ranch on North Fork Tuesday
to attend Neil limerick, who had
quite sick spell early in the week.
Cashier Fordham, of the First Ma
tional bank, and family went up to
the South Fork, Thursday and will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
9. Shepherd for several days.
After an enjoyable trip to the
Trappers Lake region under the chap
eronage of Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Craig,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Leslie departed
for their Denver home yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Mcdowell, mother of Mrs. j.
F. Hay, accompanied by her daughter
Mrs.J Kinney, arrived yesterday from
Guthrie, Okla. The arrival of the
Guthrie folks will complete very
happy family reunion under Fletcher
Hays roof.
Mrs. George zitzman and children,
from Pittsburgh, Pa, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fletcher Hay. Later
Mr.. .Zitzman will join the family and
after q brief time spent in this valley,
the Zitzinans will proceed to Portland
and the Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton f. Carrier of
Kane, Pa, were passengers on the in
coming stage Wednesday,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carrier are en- route home after
a visit to the Portland fair, which
they say is grand. and stopped off
here to pay n visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Simpson to whom Mrs. Car
rier is related.
Mrs. Thomas Baker, accompanied
by her son David, and Miss veria
Taylor, left for Minneapolis, Mimi,
last Thursday. The Flour City is
Mrs. Bakers old home, but she will
not be able to recognize it, as it is
tWcDty-one Years since she SAW IL