The chronicle=news., 1912-11-15
PERSONALS

Dave Griffith spent the afternoon
in Delagua looking after business
matters.
Albert Brodhead OF Brodhead.
Colo. Is In the city on days busi-
ness trip.
Miss Anita Pearl returned to Agui-
lar this afternoon after n short visit
In this city.
Mrs. Il. Macaron returned to Agui-
lar this afternoon after u short visit
in Trinidad.
Mrs. p. Sails OF Folsom, New Mex
leo. is in the city shopping and visit.
Ing with friends.
Mrs. F. =. Voorhees, returned to
AEuilar this afternoon after a short
visit In Trinidad.
Mrs. J. W. Bell returned to Bow
en- this afternoon after spending the
morning In Trinidad.
Sam East spent the afternoon In
the camps north OF the city looking
after business matters.
| W. Gicger OF Dclagua returned to
the camp this morning after days
business trip In Trinidad.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. q. Holt returned
to DeinEua this morning after spend
ing yesterday In Trinidad.
Martin Shepard left his afternoon
for Ration. where he will spend u
few days visiting with friends.
DIR. Ed Burkhard Of Delagua re-
turned to the camp this morning
after n short business trip In this
city.
| J.. u. Bowen Of the Western Stores
left his morning for the camps north
OF the city on a few days business
trip.
II. Todd OF Ration. New Mexico.
left last night for Marlin. Texas.
where he vii spend the next few
weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Flynn left his after
neon for Segundo where she will
spend a few days visiting with Mrs.
Waters.
]. c. Risher returned this morn
ing from Pueblo and other places
north OF the city where he spent a
few days.
Mrs. c. L.. Drew and small dauRh-
ter returned to Tercio this afternoon
after n short visit and shopping trip
In this city.
Arthur Wright OF tho Robinson
Wright Publishing company left this
morning for WalscnburE on n days
business trip.
{. c. Bull. assistant post master
returned this morning from Clay
ton. New Mexico. where he spent q
few days visiting.
J. c. Bell. attorney. returned this
morning from Denver. where nc
spent few days looking after leg
al business matters.
Miss Lula Watson has accepted a
position with the Lincoln Hall Jewel
menced her duties this week.
J. II. Adams. superintendent OF the
c. and S. left this afternoon for Dem
yer where he will spend a few days
looking after business matters.
Mrs. T. r. Brown and small son
lcf, this morning for Avon. Illinois,
where they will spend some time
Visiting with Mrs. Browns parents.
Mrs. r. w. Wooden Of Colorado
Springs. loft his afternoon for her
home after a short visit In this city
with her daughter. Mrs. E. l.. Stew
ems.
i Mrs. NJ. Guinan OF Denver and
mother of Mrs. Geoargc Smith Of this
city left this morning for her home
after Il weeks visit in Trinidad with
her daughter.
4 W. F. Tucker left this afternoon
for Walsenburg where he will spend
Il day looking after business matters
in the interest OF the International
Correspondence School.
II. F. Kern, travelling passenger
and freight agent for the Southern
Pacific. Is in the city in the interest
OF his road. Mr.. Kern is the guest of
Sam Smith of the c. and 8.
| George Long. Jr.. is in the city
from Childrcss. Texas. for a visit
with his mother. while his father is
in Florida looking after fruit farm
which he owns in that state. Mr..
Long is n machinist employed in the
railroad shops at Childress.
| d. w. Lee left this afternoon for
Phoenix, Arizona, where he will
spend the winter for the benefit of
his health. Mrs. Lee and daughter
did not accompany Mr.. Lee. but will
remain In Trinidad visiting with
Mrs. Lees mother, Mrs. c. C. Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Longneckcr
and DR.. and Mrs. James Espey left
yesterday in Mr.. Longnecker's car
for Las Vegas where they will spend
n few days. They left this city in
the morning and arrived In Las Ve-
gas last evening about s o'clock.
making the trip overland with COM
paratiyely littlel trouble.
J. J. Mclaughlin returned this af-
ternoon from Denver where he spent