The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-09-03
Coming and Going

ttOf from Young pI0clucO NJ o, osS
urday last.
Bert Ebbett was . New Castleite
visiting within our gates for . day,
the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. e. A. Rees drove to Rifle on
Thursday, where she will visit at the
home Of her son, Claude, for several
days.
A. L, Heatt, of the Keystone out
At, whiled away several hours In
Meeker, Saturday, combining bust
ness and pleasure.
Rev. A. J. Dean left, Monday morn
ing for Fort Morgan, whore he will
attend conference. Mrs. Dean &C.
companied her husband.
D. D. King was , visitor In the city
last Saturday, coming In from his
home, at Maybell; business being the
GRAND calling him hence.
J. p. Schermerhorn transacted bus
mess In this metropolis Of Bio Blanco
last week coming down from his
place Of abode Saturday last.
Mrs. Laura Gray, of Pueblo, sis
ter Of Mr.. L. L. Offerle, arrived In
Meeker Wednesday evening, and Is q
most welcome guest at the OfYerle
home.
E. d. and Mrs. Ku1ier and daugh-
ter, coming from Helena, Oklahoma,
arrived here Saturday last, register
ing at the Meeker during the time Of
their stay.
Henry J. Hay left, Wednesday
morning for the outer world, presume
ably bound for his old home in ILL
nois. A safe trip and pleasant visit
may 1t be his.
F. e. Shaver meandered our streets
last Tuesday, having come thus far
with q visitor from his Axial domi-
cile, and who was leaving for his
home back East.
Mrs. Winnie Rainey, who has, for
the past two months, been a most
welcome visitor here at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. L. L. Offerle, loft,
Thursday morning, for her home at
Pueblo.
Erwin Hall, Of jamestown, N. Y,
who has, for the past two weeks, been
. guest Of the Frank Shaver farm, at
Axial, left, Wednesday, for his home.
Mr.. Hall expressed himself IS much
pleased with this country.
Frank @. sibley, Of Grand Valley,
and who has been up-river on an out
ing, came in during the week smiling
happily with thoughts Of = satisfying
good time. Mr.. sibley is looking the
ground over with view Of buying .
property and locating here.
F. N. and Mrs. JoHantgen. intent
on showing their guests-Mr. and
Mrs o. L. JoHantgen-a really good
time, took them up to Trappers Lake
last week for an outing. Enjoy it7
Sure they did! Who wouldn't enjoy
a week of fishing at Trapper's?
Humphrey and Mrs. Jones came In
on the Friday evening Concord from
Denver. via Rifle, and on Saturday
embarked on the Axial overland
route, bound for Craig, where they
will visit with relatives and old-time
friends. Mr.. Jones Is the founder of
khn Nrn Ia Nourior
Charley Tenny, ct one time an en-
yloye of this office, but who, for the
last ten years has been guiding the
course of the Craig Courier, passed
through Meeker Thursday, enroute
for California. Charley's health de-
mands that he live for a time in a
lower altitude.
John Kinney, of Rangely, was in
town the forepart Of the week, freely
extending the glad hand to his num-
erous Meeker friends. John met his
family here, they having been in the
upper White country for the past two
weeks, and on Thursday morning the
reunited started homeward.
Mr.. and Mrs. '.Ham" Wash left for
their home at Mt. Sterling, Ills, on
the Wednesday morning stage, after
spending q pleasant summer here
visiting their daughters. Mrs. Wal
bridge and Mrs. Sheridan. Before
leaving Mr.. Wash located and filed
on prescription In the White river
valley, so we are informed. Shows q
wise old head on young shoulders,
that move does, Mr.. Wash.
Mrs. Casper Wackman and son,
Joe. came In from the Patterson
ranch, Tuesday evening, having spent
the summer there, pending Joe's re-