The chronicle=news., 1912-11-19
PERSONALS

the morning in Trinidad shopping.
Mrs. Il. Wilmunder OF Ell Moro is
in the city on u days shopping trip.
George French arrived In the city
this morning on u few days business
trip.
Mrs. T.. Bennett returned to Delag-
ua this afternoon after u short visit
In this city.
Mrs. w. II. Watson Of Hastings
spent the day In this city visiting
with friends.
Charles Bailey left this afternoon
on the c. u S. for Denver on a short
business trip.
Walter Mullare left this afternoon
for the camps near the city OH a few
hours bushes trip.
Mrs. John Bell returned to Della
Run this afternoon after spending the
morning In Trinidad.
| Mrs. George Cowlishow returned
to Berwind this afternoon after =
short visit In Trinidad.
| Mrs. Frank Glatsell OF Pueblo is
In the city for II few days visiting
with Mrs. N. T.. Madden.
| J. &. Rishcr left this afternoon on
the e. 4 W. for the camps near this
city on n short business trip.
a. II. Sankey returned this morn
Ing fiom Denver where he spent sew
eral days looking after business mat
II tcrs.
Mrs. J. p. Mannion returned to
Ludlow this afternoon after few
days visit and shipping trip In this
city.
Mrs. q. N. Howe OF Ration left for
he home this afternoon after u few
days visit In this city and In Pri-
nero.
Erwin Wallace left this afternoon
for Texas after spending the past
three months In this city attending
school.
Mrs. c. II. Nichols IL expected to
return tonight from Denver where
she spent the past week visiting with
friends.
Mrs. II. Branch OF Richmond, vir-
ginia arrived In the city this after
noon for = few days visit with Mrs.
Kate Branson.
Mrs. Thomas Ehanlcy and younger
son have left for California whore
they will spend some time touring
the coast state.
Mrs. George Bowers and baby re-
turned TO Lynn. New Mexico. this
afternoon after u short visit with
Trinidad friends.
G. II. Howe returned to Prtmero
this afternoon after SPEEDING the
morning In Trinidad looking after
I business matters.
Ralph l.. Conrad OF Beatrice, Ne
braska. has also accepted a position
with Lincoln II. Hall. the Jewelcr. rs
matchmaker and cngravcr.
William c. Oil. travelling passen-
ger agent for the North German
Lloyd Steamship company. is In the
city on n days business trip.
J. W. Caskcy. marshal at Hastings.
left for the camp this afternoon af-
ter spending the morning In this
city attending to business matters.
Dan Kelly OF the Gross Kelly Mcr-
camille company left this morning
for Walsenburg where he will spend
n day attending TO business matters.
MIR. and Mrs. W. W. Taylor left
this afternoon for Denver. where
they will spend the remainder OF the
week on business and pleasure
trip.
r. A. Thompson OF the Gottlieb
Mercantile company left this after
noon for Denver. where he will spend
a few days looking after business
matters.
Mrs. A. +. Hollenbeck returned
this morning from her son Arthur's
ranch in New Mexico. where she
spent few days. Mr.. Hollenbeck
will return from the ranch in the
morning.
Arthur f. Jones of Utica. New
taken the position as optician with
Lincoln II. Hall. the jeweler. Mr.
Jones is n registered New York State
optometrist and comes highly recon-
menGed.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Frankenbergcr
OF Cimarron. New Mexico. left for
their home this morning after spend
ing yesterday in this city. MIR.
Frankenbcrger was in the city to at
tend the Odd Fellows ritual cere-
mony held last evening.
Judge and Mrs. Jesse G. Northcutt
returned from Denver this morning,
where they spent short time.
Judge Northcutt attended to legal
business and Mrs. Northcutt visited
with her sons Orlando and Forest.
who are attending school in Denver
and Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Longnecker
and DR.. and Mrs. James Espey and
son Graham returned last evening
from Las Vegas and other places in
New Mexico. where they spent sew
nral days ON a Measure trim The trim