The Meeker herald., 1909-09-11
Coming and Going.


ed on jury duty.
Lee Peterson autographed at the
Meeker Wednesday.
The Meeker hotel WAS filed TO
overlooking all week.
Harry Youngerman, the d. 4 II. g.
man, is with us again.
Mr. and Mrs & A Booti, departed
for Denver Thursday.
Mrs Slifka and daughter have join
ed husband and brother here.
Harry and Mrs Morris Of Axial,
were town visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Fletcher Hay re-
turned from Glcnwood Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Hes and the boys came
In from their Axial ranch this week.
Neil limerick spread his auto
graph on the Meeker register Thurs
day.
Mr. aud Mrs J Z COLON Of Axial,
were guest at the Meeker early In the
week.
1'hos Me;sgher and wife of Denver,
were among the guests ut the Meeker
Thursday.
Miss GOldie Wilson leaves today
for Boulder 10 resume her studies at
the state university.
Miss Abbie Santessen has returned
from Yampa river, and spent the
week with Meeker friends.
Horn and Grant Fletcher were
among the lower country people who
watched the court proceedings.
George Warren and John Crook
were among the Rosedale citizens
who reported progress Saturday.
l. A Hahn of Rangely, was among
the lower country people who spent q
few days in town during the week.
Chas 7 Liinberg Of Leadville,
registered at the Meeker Sunday. Mr.
Limberg WAS attending to court mat
ters.
Henry Frahm, Al I.akainp and
Eugene Gillcy were among the
Buford people in town during the
week.
Miss Carrie Oldlaiid, Victor Moul-
ton and Percy Rigby left Wednes-
day to attend University of Colorado
at Boulder.
J A Alley, J = Schermerhorn and
Il Haley looked us over during the
week, and kept things lively around
the Meeker.
Master G Davis, who has been
visiting his relatives Mr. and Mrs
Moulton, left for his Denver home
Wednesday.
b w Herrick came in Monday from
the Sheridan Il Van CIeave saw mill
and reports work running along
smoothly there.
His Honor Mayor Wolcott of Axial
registered at the Meeker Monday.
Likewise His Honor Mayor Ed Will
son of White River.
Miss Elsie Parsons, who has been
visiting her friend. Miss Carrie Old
land, departed Wednesday for her
Salt Lake City home.
County Clerk Scott returned from
Canon City Wednesday after placing
his girls, Mae, Matte and Anna in
Mt. Scholastica academy.
Jim Hayes goes out to Glenwood
next week aud, after y rest there will
journey to the Seattle exposition and
the Puget Sound country.
Frank Delaney left Monday to en-
ter the State university at Boulder.
Frank will take the classical course
and fit himself for the bar.
Edgar Cole, the popular clerk at
the Clark Winchester hotel, Rifle, il
spending IL few days with his rela-
tives and friends In Meeker.
Mr.. Ambrose Oldland and daugh-
ter Kathryn left Denver Monday.
Miss Kathryn will resume her studies
ut Loretto Academy and Mr.. Oldland
will attend to business matters.
Fred Nichols, manager for the
company at Rangely, came
in Wednesday, and reports the best
crops ever in the lower country. Late
excessive rains, however, damaged
second cutting Of hay.
Newton Salter, IL prominent BUSH
ness man of Pueblo, left for Sunville
last Saturday after spending couple
of weeks visiting with the family Of
his brother, Mr. w h Sslter of Powell
park.
After:spending Il few days in town,
Lon Adams, accompanied
by Ed Wolcott and Johnny Beard of
his corps, departed for Browns park
Wednesday to resume field work,
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