The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1915-06-05
COMING AND GOING

the week in town.
Mike SOrenson Of the Mesa, WAS on
our boulevards Saturday.
The Howey boys of Flag creek,
were town visitors Saturday.
Mrs. RAIDER was in this week visit
ing Meeker relatives and friends.
The Murray boys of Mediation
park, were town visitors Saturday.
Alex and Mrs. Horn came up from
Angora, for Decoration Day services.
Tom and Mrs. Warren and Miss
Nellie, spent Decoration Day in town.
Mrs. Delaney and son Ed Of low
er White, were in for Decoration
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Shepard OF
lower White, were Saturday traders,
in town.
George Warren OF Rosedale look
ed the town folks over, early part of
the week.
Ed and Mrs. Clark visited the
Cover and Ely families on Straw
berry, last week.
Manager Laidlaw is on the job
again, after a few weeks spent in
the Illinois region.
John F. Wilson Of Thornburg, drop
ped in the forepart of the week
Just to see us grow.
Evan G. Thomas and son of the
Park, were in Saturday, preparing
for Decoration Day.
Ralph and Mrs. Mcmillan came In
Saturday on a visit to the John Res
corla and John Murray families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mcmillan are
in on visit to relatives-the John
Rescorla and John Murray families.
Arthur Burmham was in Satur-
day, and reported that last weeks
rains did world of good"-up his
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goldman OF
New York, arrived Thursday, and
will be at the LO7 ranch for some
time.
Reid Moore was in from Straw
berry, Wednesday, and reports the
crops in that favorite section the
best ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Queen of An
CORA, are out on visit to Colorado
Springs and other points east of the
main range
Mrs. J. w. G. Shepherd and the
children left Monday for visit to
the old home at Norfolk Va, and
othe. eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunt and
daughters from Maybell, spent Sun.
day and Monday. at the Straw berry
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ouimet came
over from Rifle Sunday, and brought
a profusion of beautiful flowers tt
decorate the grave of Miss Cathrine
Oldland.
Editor Riland of the Review, hat
a brother he hadn't seen for oveI
twenty years, unexpectedly drop il
on him this week. The reunion wal
a pleasant one for both brothers.
J. H. Templeton, the lower Yamps
river pioneer, spent a couple of days
in Meeker this week, renewing &C
quaintances with old time friends
and attending to business matters.
Granddad Rees is again at til.
home hearth after quite spell OF
the Grand river side Of the divide
most of the time spent in showing
Claude how to farm-when it is don,
right.
Agreeable to his custom, Mr.. Par
rotte, arrived in Meeker Friday, en-
route to his summer home-Winder
mere Lodge, south branch of Whit,
river. Mr.. Parrotte spent most o
the winter in California.
William McGinnis, the popula
travelling man for the Parrotte Ha
company of Chicago, was doing bus
mess in Meeker In the early part o
the week. BILLY" is always a wei
come visitor to this town.
Luther and Mrs. White and child
rem, who came In from Grand juno
ton, some days ago, are the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Purdy Tn,
many friends, in this community, o
the Whites, will be pleased to hea
that they have come to Meeker to 10
cate.
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