The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-08-05
COMING AND GOING.

Postmaster Simms made hurried
up from oildom Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Warren were
among the town visit DIS Monday.
Hugh Jones was among the up
river visitors to the city doing the
week. -,l
Charley Dickinson and Frank Nor
gan registered at the Meeker hotel
sunday.
Commissioner j. w. Rector was up
from Rangely Wednesday on private
business.
w b Barnes of Ansorn, was attend
ing to business matters in the city,
Saturday.
J A Blair was among those who
linked" for Grand Junction the first
of tho week.
Mrs. f. P. Hall.from Denver came
in Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs.
$. u. WOlcOtt.
Supervisor Veatch and assistant
Harry Gibler We're in Thursday on
official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Simpson, of
North Fork, spent the early part OF
the week III town.
County Clerk Scott is back from
Juniper Springs. He reports Mrs
Scott improved In health.
Doc Stacey came III Wednesday
and Immediately pulled out for Jim
Henry's ranch on Coal creek.
Fred Riley and Gus Merritt left for
Grand Junction Thursday. They
will take chances for Uintah lands.
Captain Greer and IL party Of Grip
pie Creek capitalists departed for the
reserve yesterday. They go to Yer
nal.
The Davis and Moulton families
enjoyed a fishing trip to the North
Fork during the early part of the
week.
Uncle Jim Mediation and Prof
Hopkins left for Vernal Wednesday,
not to register, 1t was said, but to see
their Mormon girls.
Mr.. J. G. Davis and family left for
Windenere lodge Thursday where
week will be spent rs guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Parrotte.
MS. w. w. Tichenor, OF Rifle, ar
rived in Meeker Saturday evening
and will remain with her sister, Mrs.
w. 8. Fisk, for few weeks.
JW Sprague Of Piceance was In
Wednesday. Mr. Sprngue said he
concluded not to bother about the
Uintah rush rs there is just MS good
land nearer home.
Louie Hatzenbuhler reported Tues
day that rains were deferring the
completion Of his haying operations,
but that he didn't mind 1t, as the
moisture was doing immense good to
the range.
Will Koehler is back from the
Nevada gold diggins,' and looks Us
though the trip to the Death Valley
region agreed with him. Thinks
there will be some good camps out
there in time.
Misses Mae Gartner and Mae Kerr
vim, OF Mechanicsville, Iowa, came
in Wednesday and on the following
day went out to the Keystone ranch
where they will spend some time as
the guests of A. L. Parsons and fam
lily.
Prof Hopkins returned to the city
on Monday. The professor has been
at the State University during the
past five weeks attending the sum
mer school lectures and putting in
all available time In the chemical
labratOry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Parrotte OF
Windermere lodge, came in Wednes-
day with their guests, the Misses
Helen and Louise Tunnicliff of Ma
comb, Illinois. The young ladies
were on their way out after very
pleasant visit at the lodge of several
weeks duration.
Mrs HenryJ Hay left for Westcliff
Saturday, in response to word that
her sister, Mrs. Caliie Stevens, was
seriously ill. On the way to Rifle
Mrs. Hay received the news of her
sisters passing away. Heart failure
was the cause of Mrs Stevens sud-
den death. Deceased was only q;
years of age, and leaves boy one
year old.