The chronicle=news., 1912-11-16
PERSONALS


was In the city tday on n short shop
ping trip.
G. ". Norman and ]. W. Guynn.
OF Aguiiar are In the city on a days
business trip.
Mrs. Ernest woodard returned TO
Ludlow this afternoon after u shop.
ping trip In this city.
8. 8. Pells left this afternoon for
Denver. where he will spend Sunday
visiting with his wife.
F. e. Rose and son George left this
morning for Hastings after "a days
business trip In Trinidad.
Thomas Goodwin OF the c. 4 s.
left this afternon for Walsenburg on
u few hours business trip.
George Reese. the life insurance
man. returned this morning from
business trip TO Creedc. Colo.
Mrs. Frank Campbell Of Walsen-
burg sren; the day In Trinidad shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Miss Emma Fisher left this morn
Ing for Delagua where she will spend
a few days visiting with friends.
Mrs. A. Alexander and daughter.
Jane. left this afternoon for nldcz.
for a few days visit with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Cuiiey left this aft
crnoon for Scgundo after spending
the morning In this city shopping.
Mrs. l.. Sam Smith lcf, this after
noon for Aguiiar where she will
spend Sunday visiting with friends.
| Leo Gottlieb returned last night
from Ration where he spent n few
hours attending to business matters.
o. c. Erwin returned this morn
Ing from Denver where he spent a
few days looking after business mat
tcrs.
Miss Pauline Gordon left his after
noon for Tabasco. where she will
spend three weeks visiting with her
aunt.
Miss Irma TrItt Of Tcxiinc Ia cx-
pected to arrive In tho city tomor-
row for n short visit with Miss Bur-
ME wolvcrton.
W. J. Gibbons and Tim Hencrson
were among the farmers from the
Sunflowcr valley who were trading
In Trinidad today.
Mrs. A. e. Gregg returned to AEui-
lar on tho Afternoon train after
spending the morning In Trinidad
visiting with friends.
Miss Ruby Floyd. school teacher
at Thatcher. arrived In the city This
morning for few days visit with
relatives and friends.
\ Mrs. F. f.. Rose and daughter Hell
en- left this morning for Colorado
Springs where they will spend few
days on a pleasure trip.
H r. y. Merrill. chief claim agent for
the C. 4 s.. left this morning for
Denver after few days business
trip In Trinidad and Vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". f. LawIer left
this afternoon for Walscnburg where
they viii spend Sunday visiting with
their son Claude. who resides there.
Mrs. 4. f. Thompson left this aft.
crnoon for Hastings. where she will
spend Sunday visiting with her hus-
band and son who reside In the camp
Mrs. Hoyt Schuyler and baby re.
turHed this morning from For, Col
Inns and Denver where she spent the
past few weeks visiting with friends.
Mrs. Gus Olson Of Rockvale. Colo.
and Mrs. Clark Of Aguilar. left this
afternoon n for AEuilar after spend
ing the morning In Trinidad shop
ping.
A. II. Butler. the Commercial
street shoe merchant. will leave in
the morning for Ration where he will
spend the day visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Van Slyck.
| J. l.. Ranus. Jr.. son Of the manaR-
er Of the GRANGER Hardware company.
is quite sick at the home Of his par
ents at 1907 Alta street. Tho young
man is suffering from rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Officer OF Ra-
ton arrived in the city this morning
from Denver where they spent few
days on business and pleasure trip.
They returned to Ration later in the
day.
l.. Buchnell. cashier for the Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
Company. left this morning for Dem
yer where he will srend a few days
attending to business matters in the
interest Of the company.
Leslie McHenry. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. McHenry Of this city. was
in Trinidad today from Ration. Mr..
McHenry is engaged in the engine
service OF the Santa Fe, his run be-
ing between Ration and LaJunta.
Mrs. c. A. Bloomfield Of Marshall
town. Iowa, mother Of Mrs. r. c.
Bailey Of this city. arrived In Trini-
dad this morning for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Bloom
field expects to be here the greater
part of the winter
l.. X. Logan left this afternoon for
Fremont. Neb., where he expects to