The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-07-01

AvOc~~sSbs
this week.
The Methodist Missionary board
has granted Rev. Dean = vacation
during July.
Bert Kinks new residence has been
leased to Manager Luxen for q num-
Der Of years.
A Denver dispatch announces the
marriage Of Mr.. O. e. Smith and Miss
Clara Brooks.
General Manager Tom Cassidy has
things well in hand for a successful
show oil the Fourth.
District Attorney Gentry is home
again after attending . strenuous
term Of court in Routt county.
A game of ball was played between
Piceance and White River last SUM-
day, for purse of $ls. Piceance won,
10 to ID
Mrs. Eugene Evens who has been
visiting her relatives here for some
weeks departed for Leadville last
Saturday.
John H. Hart and Mrs. Stella
Thomas, of Petrolite, were married
at the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Dean, last Monday.
g. A. Ralston, superintendent for
the PL company, came in from Pic
eance Sunday and attended to var
ions business matters.
Judge shervin and Clerk A. L.
Strehlke had q busy week attending
to probate and other matters coming
before the county court.
J. c. Sullivan was in from his
Aicher's glen farm the other day
and reports that his dry land crop
will not be - good ~ last year.
Col. Montgomery, Messrs. Salmon,
JoHantgen and w. 3. Montgomery
depleted the trout supply to an
alarming extent, IN North Elk creek
last Sunday.
B. Doney, c. Brown and w. Gilbo,
were all before Justice Sanderson
this week for "beeflng"a calf belong
ing to James Henry. The district
court will pass final Judgment
John F. Wilson came in from
Thornburg and met Mrs. o. J. Aid
rich, Miss Alice and Miss Louise AID
rich, who came in from the Junction.
The Aldrichs will enjoy the cool eli
mate Of Thornburg for the summer.
John Stark and family, old resi-
dents Of Mesa, Colorado, spent last
Sunday with the Fisks. Mr.. Stark is
a boyhood friend Of our postmaster
and is now enroute to the great
Northwest with a view of locating in
Oregon.
F. ]. Elber of Piceance, was in this
section during the early part Of the
week. and was shown the sights by
Mr.. J. q. Gentry. Mr.. Ebler had new
er been east of Meeker before and
was surprised at the fine country
east and south Of town.
Mrs. H. H. Owens and children
from Mt. Sterling, ILL.,, arrived a few
days ago, on visit to the family Of
Mr.. w. H. CLARK. Bert will Join her
here In few weeks. The many
friends Of the Givens' will be glad to
see them again in Meeker.
Victor Moulton is now attending
to the machinery department at HUI
gus. AS Victor will graduate from
the University of Colorado next year
rs mechanical and electrical engin-
eer, he is well qualified to look after
the machinery department.
J. N. Bailey of Blue Mountain was
brought to town Tuesday in very
sick condition. He was placed in care
Of DR.. French and is now on the road
to recovery. Mr.. Bailey was brought
In by his father, Mr.. w. M.
Bailey, and his wife. He is at the
Davitt House.
A horse case, wherein Steve Post
and Pete Schuster were principals,
was up from Piceance this week.
The case WAS tried before Mr.. Justice
Sanderson, but will 20 up to the dis
trict court for final adjudication.
Messrs. Frank Parkes, J. W., J. H.
and g. NJ. Sprague, Charley Duckett,
Ed and Emery Boise, were among
the witnesses In this very complies
ted case.