The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1910-06-04
Coming and Going.

Tuesday In town.
J. g. Douglas, Of Buford, registered
at the Meeker, Friday.
A. }. Ellis, OF Hillsdale, Mich. Is
among the latest arrivals.
Old-Timer Frank Morgan regist-
cred at the Mesker, Monday.
z. p. Mathes, Of White River, au-
tographed Ut the Meeker, Saturday.
Tom Warren and family, Of Rose,
dale, took in the Decoration Day ex-
erclses.
Mrs. e. T. Miller and Mrs. Ethel
Hudson, registered ct the Meeksr
Tuesday.
Ranger Sid Moylle was in town.
Tuesday, enroute from Yampa to
New Castle.
Veteran w. L. veach, Of Pagoda,
mingled with the old boys Sunday
and Monday.
Farmer w. A.. Keller put his Spen-
cerian autograph on the Meeker reg
lister, Saturday.
J. b. limerick and w. l.. Pattison
were among the Buford visitors In
Meeker during the week.
Sam Edmonds, from Denver, IL
among the latest arrivals; rs the
country looks good to him, will stay.
Matt Huston and w. v. Whalin
were among the Axialites registered
at the Meeker hotel during the week.
Elmo Foreman came in from Pueb-
10, Sunday, and received hearty
greeting from his old friends in this
town.
Mrs. Lillian Jeffrey, Of Denver,
came in Wednesday and will spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Young.
Fred H. Kay and James A. Tan,
the California oil men, registered at
the Meeker, Friday, and left next
day for Rangely.
d. D. and Mrs. Ferguson were In
from Thornburg, Tuesday, and report
all we'll In that prosperous ana INTEL
lIgent community.
Charley Wolrsd aud Ed Fairfield
made record fast trip to Rife and
return last week. They were after
quick delivery freight.
Reid Moore finished up work at the
Wilson Park mill this week. Reid
has been experimenting the burning
of boughs and timber cutting.
Reinholdt Hartke, Jr., and william
Pfeisterer departed, Thursday, for
Yampa, whore they will be employed
In the government service for the
summer.
r. g. Lyon, who has been doing
special work on the reserve, was In
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. Lyon ex-
poets to be In government employ for
the summer.
Jack Chrissinger, the Piceance
veteran, is sure to show up In town
at least one day In the year-the 3Oth
day Of May. AS usual, he was on
hand last Monday.
Mrs. Shepard returned to Meeker
the early part Of the week. after .
strenuous trip through the northeast
end of Rio Blanco county IS Uncle
SANS census enumerator.
AL Pierce was In town Monday.
Al is still weak Is result Of his late
mishap. but IL slowly gaining In
strength. His many friends hope he
will soon be enjoying his normal
health and strength.
Charley Duffy, Of Daf1y-on-the-
Yampa. mingled with the town folks
sunday and Monday. Mr.. Duty re-
ports that the big irrigation tunnel,
on which he has been working for
years, will be completed before the
first Of July.
Col. Jennings and Vic Wilson, the
Eagis insurance men, departed, Sum
day, for Yampa river points after do
ing good business In this county In
the interests Of their company. The
Eagis 10 all right, and is fast gaining
In popularity rs q sound Colorado in
stitution.
James w. Bainbrlch, Jr., Of Piece
ance, was in Saturday. Rumor has
1t that Jim was getting acquainted
with various animals-principally
goats Of the the Masonic inenagerie,
and rumor has 1t that he went
home wearing numerous bits of court
plaster and properly bandaged up as
q result Of the '.mix-up."
James O'Donnell, an old-time typo
and literary genius Of no mean cali
bre, blew In last week, and after
swapping tales with numerous Of the