The chronicle=news., 1912-11-21
PERSONALS

T.. T. Woodard OF Colorado Springs
is in the city on Il short business trip.
Mrs. Sam Tooley OF El Moro spent
the day In Trinidad visiting with
friends.
W. e. liascy. agent ut Forbes. was
nm the city this morning on a short
business trip.
J. ". Erb OF Denver arrived In
the city this morning on fcwd ays'
business trip.
Henry Fisher OF Stoncwali is in
the city today on Il short business
and pleasure trip,
Mrs. John Dye OF III Moro spen,
the afternoon In Trinidad shopping
ana visiting with friends.
Mrs. Fred Townsend OF Hastings
spent the day In the city shopping
and visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Woodard re-
turned to Ludlow this afternoon aft
er II short s,ny In Trinidad.
II. Roecrs. auditor for the e. a. 5.
arrived In the city this morning and
left this Afternoon for Forbes.
Miss Mary Durham returned to
Segundo this afternoon after n short
visit In this city with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hanson left this aft
crnoon for Pueblo. where she cx-
poets to make her permanent home.
J. c. RiSher returned this noon on
the d. 4 Il. G. from Pueblo. where
he spent n day attending to business
matters.
DIR. Walter MorrItt left this after
noon for Tcrcio. where he will de-
liver an address on THE American
indians" tonight.
Miss Nellie Sinons OF the Worlds
Best Music company. left today for
wn!scnburS after II days business
trip In this city.
+. A. Rudio OF the Rock Island
raiirond left this afternoon for the
northern part Of the state after IL
days business trip In Trinidad.
Miss Mao Fuller. school teacher nt
Bowen. returned to the camp this
| morning after spending last evening
In this city visiting with friends.
Mrs. u. f. Phillips left this morn.
Ing for lemon. Florida. where she
expects to spend the winter months.
returning to Trinidad In the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. a. .tork OF Stone
wall left last night for Edna. Texas.
where they will spend the winter
visiting with their son and h.s fam
| lily.
Mrs. J. =. Powers and child Of
Ludlow. returned to the camp this
afternoon after spending n day ia
this city visiting with Mrs. Z. c.
Ross.
Mrs. II. II. Sandcrson and small
son lcf; this mornin; on the c. d s.
for Denver where they will spend
the Thanksgiving holiday with rela-
tivcs.
Mrs. A. r. Hufford and Mrs. Fred
Wnrdcnburg. the latter of Pueblo.
returned this noon from FL Moro.
where they spent several days visit
Ing with Mrs. J. Erickson.
W. Adams of Vermcjo Park. New
Mexico. left this afternoon for Cal
ifornIa where he will spend the
greater part OF the winter visiting
with his wife and daughter.
F'crcst Rcmsbcrg OF Ration arrived
ton. New Mexico. where he spent n
few days looking after business mat
ters. He left later in the day for
Ration.
NJ. and Mrs. a. Rowland left this
Afternoon for Los Angeles and Fres-
no. California. where they will spend
the greater part OF the winter. They
will visit with their son and daush-
ter who reside there.
Mrs. Frank Casey and Miss Hester
McCash returned this morning from
Berwlnd where they spent several
days attending to business matters
in the interest Of the Bennett and
Wilson Insurance company.
Mrs. T.. Won Buddenbrock re-
turned this morning from Kansas
City and different places In Iowa
where she spent some time visiting
with relatives. The. change was made
for the benefit Of her health which
Ia greatly improved.
Mrs. J. W. Evcns Of Birmingham.
Alabama. will leave tonight for her
home in the South after n two weeks
visit in this city with her daughter,
Mrs. o. l.. Davis. Jr.. and sister. Mrs.
w. Il. Morgan. Mrs. Evcns has been
extensively entertained during her
short visit here.
F.. r. Wood and son Wallace ex-
pect to leave tomorrow for Fayet-
VILE, Arkansas. Mr.. Wood. Jr.. Is
located In Fayetville and has been
in the city for the past few weeks re-
cuperating from an operation. He
has been visiting with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Wood.
Mrs. Frank c. Lawler. wife of the
manager of the C-N. and daughter
Dorothy returned this morning from