The Meeker herald., 1915-05-29
COMING AND GOING

Ed WILDER exchanged observations
with town friends, Monday.
J. M. Walsh and son Ed of Range
ly, were In the city Monday.
Col. Dana Thayer is out at Glen
wood taking his annual bath.
John F. Wilson of Thornburg Wis
tied the town folks this week.
Ed Davis of Rosedale, ATTENDED to
land business In town, Thursday.
Mrs J. E. Kilduh and Master Tom,
jr., visited town relatives Monday.
Postmaster Simpson Of Marvine
was in from the upriver metropolis,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Lunney of
Oakridge park, were town visitors,
Thursday.
DIR. Lyman Ellis OF Danforth park,
attended to business matters in town
yesterday.
Mrs. l.. p. Craig and her guest,
Miss Crawford, visited town friends,
midweek.
Frank N. Lewis of the Review
force, is in town again after trip to
outside points.
Fritz Kracht OF OF Oakridde park,
was in town attending to business
matters, Monday.
Charley Thompson is on the job
again after high old time in the
wicked old town of Steamboat.
MIR. Isaac Bear was out this week
at Salt Lake City and other points,
attending to business matters.
Rulon Sorenson and Ancil String
ham, two youthful Utah travelling
men took in Meeker on their route,
this week.
E. F. Dalton was In on a business
mission, Wednesday. Straighten.
ing ur horse trade that Ed Size
more had made,
Joseph f. Saxson, from Grant,
Neb., arrived Saturday. Mr.. Saxon
is looking this section over, and may
conclude to locate.
Mrs. DR.. Dick and daughter, Miss
Anna, arrivedd In Meeker early part
of the week, from North Platte Neb.,
on visit to the family of Mr.. NJ. w.
Bailey.
Mrs. Cover and Miss Viola of
Strawberry, were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Cover reports grain up several
inches and looking fine In the Straw
berry region.
Hugh and Mrs. Jones of Buford,
spent few days with town friends
this week. Mr.. Jones says the un-
usual cold has retarded all crops In
the upper country.
Howard Clifford, who has been
spending some time down on his
Yellow creek farm. was in Monday
exchanging greetings with his num-
erous Meeker friends.
Mrs. James G. Gentry and the
children came in from Glenwood,
Thursday. Her many friends in this
community will be pleased to know
that Mrs. Gentry and children will
make Meeker their future home.
Mrs. r. X. Potter and daughter
have returned from the east. Her
many friends in this community
will be pleased to hear that Mrs.
Potter is improved In health as q re-
sull Of several months spent at sea
level altitude.
Mr.. and T. d. Holland are home
again after q pleasant three months
trip to the Pacific coast, during
which time they took in the Frisco
Fair; travelled extensively in Ore
gon; visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Schneider at Portland, where they
had very enjoyable visit. The
Schneiders are well, and little Miss
Kathrine sends her respects to all
White river relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland are improved
In health as result of their trip to
sea level.
Commissioner Tom Kilduff depart
ed for the east Monday morning.
While outside, Mr.. Kilduff will vi
sit his old home at Wysox Pa; also
relatives and friends at Buffalo, and
other points. He will take in New
York and Philadelphia, and-if he
doesn't lose his schedule, will visit
Captain French at Plymouth, and
Harry French at Wilkes Barre, and
get back to Meeker In time to boss
the alfalfa hands. All wish Tom a
good time while in the land of the
Philistines.
George Clarkson, of Rifle, to whom