The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1906-07-14
COMING AND GOING.


were town visitors Monday.
Mrs w A Keller, of Oakridge park,
visited town friends Saturday.
Mrs Clifton goes out tomorrow, for
Denver and other outside points.
Messrs w H Clark and A II Adams
left Tuesday for the survey camps.
BIC Howey reported n good rain
on the head of Flag creek Saturday.
NIX Parsons, of Salt Lake City,
registered at the Meeker hotel Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs Lucas, of Craig, are
in on visit to Mr. and Mrs viii
Pratt.
Miss Jessie Dykeman will leave to-
morrow for Il lengthy visit with rela-
tives in Texas.
J P Schermerhorn, the blooded Rio
Blanco stockman, autographed ut the
Meeker Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Baer, Miss Ruth
Baer and Miss Parks, departed for
Denver Wednesday.
Mrs 7 J Beard departed Tuesday
for Rambler, Wyo., on Il visit to her
daughter, Mrs Ledbetter.
Charley Smith, the forest ranger,
was in Saturday. Charley WILDE To-
Gated at Deep lake this summer.
] H Lakamp, of Buford, was in
Tuesday after lumber. Mr. l. con-
tinues to improve his fine ranch.
Messrs J w G Shepherd, Of Buford,
and H l. Shepherd, of Cripple Greek,
autographed at the Meeker hotel
during the week.
Lafayette Hughes, of Denver, John
r Healey and John H Roy, Of Chica-
go, were registered at the Meeker
hotel Wednesday.
AL Durham was in from the ranch
Monday and reports everybody over
on the Yampa happy in anticipation
of the coming of the Moffat Short
line.
Henry Frahm, one of Buford's
most progressive ranchmen, was Il
town visitor Wednesday and Thurs
day-the guest of Mr. and Mrs Fl A
Wildhack.
Mrs James Doran and children, of
Ouray, and Mrs Peter Gill and child
rem, of Victor, Colorado, are visiting
with their sister, Mrs Thomas f
Dunn on Big Beaver.
Mrs w L Patterson and son, Lyn-
ton, of Buford, were guests at the
Meeker hotel Friday. Mrs Patter-
son and son spent last winter in Cali
fornia and We're enroute home.
Mrs w S Fisk returned home We'd
nesday from visit with relatives at
Rifle. She was accompanied by her
amt. Mrs III A Balcomb, of Colorado
Springs, who will spend several
weeks visiting here.
Miss Maude Marker, daughter of
f Marker, of this place, who has been
in the Philippine islands the past two
or three years, member of the q. s.
hospital corps, returned to Rifle last
Thursday.-RifleT Telegram.
John H Clark, Chas N Mason and
w w Morgan, all from Hayden, Col
orado, autographed at the MeelSer
'.otel Wednesday. The party was in
here looking us over and left imbued
with the impression that we are not
il bad looking lot.
John Storey came in Saturday from
the western end of the county. For
the past few months, John has been
in the Blue mountain re-
gion, but up to date hasn't struck
which would put him in
the Rockefeller class.
The Elks, under the leadership of
DIR French, will depart from here
morning. In addition to the
doctor, there will be in the Meeiler
delegation Mr. and Mrs AL Strehlke
and w A Keller. Some of the ant
Tered tribe have already departed for
Denver.
Miss Nellie Barry. who has been
here for some time with her
relatives, the Sheridan and Wal
bridge families, departed for her
home Mt Mt. Sterling, H., Monday.
Miss Barry was n great favorite
,mong our younger social set and