The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-05-25


q force Of assistants.
AS yet, the structure Is only on,
story, but the other story will be pu
on when needed.
The building will be used as 81
up to-date plumbing shop by Messrs
Chaplin 4 Joy. It will also be usee
as a public garage.
Messrs. Chain & Joy will carry Z
large stock of everything needed II
the plumbing and kindred line.
Miss Maurey, who was teacher IL
the lower Rangely school during the
past term, left for her home in Den.
yer Wednesday morning, after few
days visit with Meeker friend.
Mr.. Bray from Leadville, is stop.
ping at the Davitt house, and-in-
cidentally looking this section ovel
with view to locating.
John ]. Niblock IL in for the sum.
mer. Mr.. Niblock spent most Of the
past winter on the coast and shows
up looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hulett departed
for the railroad Thursday after
noon, via the Spurlock auto line.
C. M. Sheets came in from the
Junction few days ago and tarried
in town for spell.
Dennis Murray Of the Bari ranch,
attended to business matters
Wednesday.
w. J. Clark Of Little Beaver, was
In Monday attending to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Wilson moved
out to their Thornburg ranch Thurs
day.
Jim Hayes of the Park, attended
to business matters in town Tuesday.
Olaf Anderson was among the Park
people in town Saturday.
11HubcE Vic ukhS tOOh Ill
the town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devlin visited town
friends Saturday.
There came very near being q bad
fire at Thomas undertaking rooms,
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Some shavings caught fire from a
glue heating lamp. The Thomas boy
being present gave the alarm, and
County Clerk Scott and i. P. Grove,
responded promptly, and extinguish-
ed the fiames before much Roadway
was gained.
II anyone has doubts as to the
quality of lumber that can be turned
out of . cottonwood log, they should
examine the sidewalk surrounding
the Boner property, corner Seventh
and Water streets. 1t Is made from
cottonwood lumber turned out from
the mill at the L. p. Craig ranch
Assistant General Manager Tom
Cassidy Of the Oldland company,
spent few days at Rifle during the
week, meeting the representatives OF
eastean houses from whom the Old.
lands make various lines Of pur.
chases.
J. o. Fletcher returned from Flor
ida last evening, and was welcomed
by his friends here. Horn says he
is glad to get back to Gods country
and IL the Good Lord will forgive
him for this one indiscretion he will
never do it again.
f. s. Davis OF Rosedale, was In
from the ranch Wednesday,. Mr.
Davis reports that he and his neigh,
bors used up all their hay this spring
and will endeavor to put up larger
cutting coming season.
Among the guests at the Meeker,
Monday, were: E. J. Wilson, White
River; G. H. Larson, Piceance; and
Joseph II. IhOmas, Angora.
Hartke, the pioneer harness man
is rushed with business these days
but, like a crowded street car, there's
always room for more.
The people of Valley View form.
erly spoken of rs the Government
Road) are making good progress In
farming this season.
C. NJ. Donell of Rifle, spent few
days at the Meeker this week. Mr.
Donell is agent for one Of the big
auto companies.
The attention OF old soldiers il
called to q communication from Con.