The Meeker herald., 1907-08-24
COMING AND GOING.

AhOAA DNSssys
FP Caldwell Of White River, WAS
. Mecker visitor Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs NJ ID Marten, New
York, registered at the Meeker
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs SchermerhOrn Of Rio
Blanco, were guests Mt the Meeker
during the week.
Mrs Castiday, accompanied by Miss
Mary Moulton, left for Denver Tues
day, for N lengthy visit.
Ben Nichols, local manager of the
Hugus store ut Axial, made bust
ness pilgrimage to town Tuesday.
NJ J Hayes OF Thurman creek, put
In an appearance Monday, and report
ed all we'll In that favored section.
DIR McCanna returned to town Mon
day, having enjoyed a fine outing at
the Genier ranch on north branch OF
White.
Having enjoyed his outing here
very much. Smith Phillip departed
for his home Mt Fort Lupton, Colo,
Thursday.
Percy Rigby pulled in Thursday
looking fine after spending nearly
two months at the Wilson ranch at
Thornburg.
Mr. Rube Oldland is again in the
city after having INDUCED in the
''sinple life" OF his Piceance ranch
for some weeks.
Bert Rink, who il now looking af-
ter the farming end of work OH the
Windermere lodge estate, was q town
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Edith Ryan, who had been
visiting friends up the river for n
week or SO, left for her Piceance
home Saturday last.
Among the Powell park folks who
visited the city during the week,
were Messrs r H Wear, Evan q
Thomas and Gus Anderson.
Miss Parsons Of the Keystone
ranch, and Miss Mae Gartner OF Me-
cIIanicsville, Iowa, were among the
many guests at the Meeker during
the week.
DR. and Mrs Aldrich and Master
Aldrich, who have been spending
few weeks ut the Thornburg ranch,
left on Sunday morning for their
home at Galesburg, Ill.
Mrs c T Carney departed Wednes-
day for Denver and Leavenworth.
At the latter place lengthy visit
will be made with her mother and
other relatives and friends.
The government survey inspectors
corps now In the full-under Mr. w
g Lightf0ot, il made up as follows:
VIM NJ Christie, c X Bullen, J ID
Lewis, r p Goeder and X Yamagu-
chi, chef.
Mrs b l. Nichols and the children
got back to Meeker Thursday, after
three months visiting with relatives
and friends at Colorado Springs, Dem
yer, Cheyenne and other points east
of the main range.
Yes and Mrs Walters went up the
river Tuesday. Mr. Walters was
pretty well worked out putting the
touches on our water mains
during the past two months, and was
badly In need of IL few days rest.
Mr. and Mrs J S Courtney, of Rio
Blanco, and Mr. and Mrs J N Ham,
mel, from Joliet, Ill, formed IL jolly
party which visited town Thurtlay
and were guests at the Meeker. The
Hammels are likely to locate in this
valley.
Mr. David Smith accompanied by
his nephew, Smith Phillip, made
trip to famed Trappers laks last
week, returning to town Tuesday.
Needless to say, Mr. Phillip was
charmed with thee scenic beauties
and grandeur Of the upper White and
lake region.
Mr. r House, OF the real estate firm
Of Wall & House, WAS agreeably sur
prised last Saturday on receiving a
visit from u stranger who turned out
TO be a brother whom he had not met
In over twenty years. Later the WIS.,
itor left for Meeker to meet another
brother, r A House, at that place.
Rifle Telegram.
1.-THE long lost brother arrived here
all right, and Tobe did the proper
thing by taking him up the river on
p fishing trip during the week.[