The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-09-02
COMING AND GOING.
Frank Heaton Is III.

I & q Compton, OF the Denver d RiO
Grnnde. came In Sunday.
HI Hulett was among the Axlalites
In town during the week.
Hugh Terrence and Thos Haggerty
registered at the Meeker hotel Tues
day.
A L Pafsons Of the Keystone out
At autographed at the Meeker hotel
Alex Heron, OF Heronhurst on the
Fork, WINS interviewing our mer-
chants Monday.
Rev f N Mallery started on Mon
day for Fort Collins, where he will
attend conference.
&c Barnes Of Lily park returned
the first Of the week from n business
trip to Lexington, Missouri. -
DR. Joseph @ Hsmill, who has been
a guest nt Windermere lodge, de-
parted for Chicago Tuesday.
s Barnes, formerly Of this place.,
but now Of Las Vegas, Nevada, was
IN town . few hours Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Hall returned to
Mseker this week after an enjoyable
trip through the Gunnison country.
ES Hall, OF Salt Lake City, who
has been visiting Gt the x IT ranch,
departed Monday for the city Of the
saints.
George Criswell returned from Yer
nal the other dry and as soon a. he
can will 60 back to that town which
he says is very lively.
The valley was visited during the
week with several copious rnins, and
the atmosphere WAS much cooler than
during the previous week.
Mrs Henry Hay returned to town
Friday after visiting relatives and
friends at Canon City and other
points In the Arkansas valley.
Mr. and Mrs F r Allen Of Colorado
Springs are stopping at the Meeker
hotel. Mr. Allen represents the New
York Life Insurance company.
FA Scheck, wife and daughter, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs N
Wyman Of Thornburg, departed
Tuesday morning for their home at
GAlesburg, Illinois.
Ed Clapp came to town Wednesday
aud met F d Ham and J H Knapp of
Burlington, Colo, whom he escorted
up to Danforth park where they will
angle for big trout.
Manager Moulton, Of the Hugus
company, went to Denver Friday to
meet the representatives Of eastern
houses, from whom = large and fine
line Of fall and winter goods will be
purchased.
BIC Howey is back from Glenwood
and reports Mrs Howey much i'm
proved as a result of taking the hot
vapor baths. Many friends in this
community hope she may continue
to improve.
Mrs g Edwards and daughter, Of
Denver, came In Monday on = visit
to Mr. and Mrs Lige Salmon. Mrs
Salmon, who has been in the capital
city for some time, escorted her
mother and sister in.
A Burnham is back from Juniper
Springs. Mr.. Burnham says a new
spring has been opened up and it is
better water than the old. Visitors
will not now be compelled to patron-
ize the Perkins spring.
Mr. and Mrs w L Parrotte Of Win
dermere lodge, and Miss Ray of
Kearney, Neb., came in from the
lodge yesterday. Miss Ray was on
her way home after pleasant visit
with Mr. and Mrs Parrotte.
Rob Davis returned from the Medi-
cine Bow mountains Wednesday,
where he and Lester Grant had
delightful outing. Mr., Davis will
leave for the East in the early part
Of the week to resume his studies at
Princeton.
Harry Golf came up from his
Rangely possessions Wednesday.
Mr. Goff says the Uintah railroad is
doing rushing business these days
and 1t is likely to be built on into the
Duchesne and Ashley valleys in the
near future.
VIM E Baird and H w Walter, who
have been looking over the Rangely
oil Held, returned to town Monday
and departed for st. Louis Wednes-
day morning. Needless to say, these
experts were favorably impressed
with the field.
Claude Rees, who is managing the
Rifle end of the stage line, was over
during the week visiting his mother
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