The chronicle=news., 1913-02-28
PERSONAL S


W. A. Phillips Of Cokcdalc spent
yesterday in this city.
George W. Jones OF Asuilar IL IN
the city on u business trip.
i. r. Davis is in the city on Il short
business trip. lie resides In Aguilar
v. V. Pattcn of Toilcrburr H. one
of the out of town guests in tue
city today.
W. a. Pool of Tcrcio WAS an out
of town visitor In this city Yesterday
lie returned TO his home this mora
ins.
DR.. A, &. Gregg arrived In the city
last evening from his home In
Asnilar ,,, and Is spend 'he day here o"
Morris Petit arrived in the city
last evening and Is spending the day
here attending to business IL. re-
sides in Aeuilar.
Malcolm Erickson. clerk of the
county court. has returned to the
city. after n weeks pleasur. trip III
Denver and Boulder.
John East returned to his nome In
Wals.nburg this afternoon after
| spending II couple OF DAYS on a bus
incss trip In this city.
j. q. Madden OF the Swift Pack
! ing Co. OF Ration. was In til ciiy yes
tcr'lay on n brief business "trip IN the
interest of his company,
j. u. Cribbs OF the e. T.. 4 l. c.,
returned TO his home in Pueblo tins
morning after scpnding u few days
In this city on n business trip.
Claude Chandler. a student In the
local high school has returned TO
this city after couple weeks visit
with his parents In Kenyon. Okla.
MIR. and Mrs. &. 8. i3uckwaltcr OF
Agui,ar arrived In the city last eve-
ming. They will be here to attend
the funeral OF the late u. NJ. Whit
roy.
!. Il. Ward OF the Ward Furni-
lures tore returned to his home In
| the city last evening after spending
few days in Denver on business
trip.
Charles O'Neil. superintendent, of
| the e. r. 4 ]. Co.. at Hcrwind. spcIt
yesterday in the city on a business
trip. Hs returned to his home In
the camp this morning
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. +. Fishcrt OF Den
Yer arrived In this city this morning
and viii spend II few days here. They
were called TO this city TO attend the
funeral Of the late II. N. Whitney.
Mrs. II. NJ. whitney and two
daughters arrived in tho city last
evening from liawlcy. Cal. from
which place they were called to at
tend the funeral Of the late II. NJ
Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob EhrIich Of
Muscatinc. Iowa. arrived In the city
| to-day and will spend sometime here
visiting with relatives. Mrs. Ehr-
| Itch IL q sister OF Mrs. George APPEL
and l.. Ehrlich OF this city.
Mrs. George Henson. wife pf ili.
e. u $. conductor has rcturncN fron,
u weeks visit In Greeley. where she
WIS called hy the illness oi her
daughter. Miss Julia. who liz "a stu
dent In the Colorado State T"aclcrs
college. Miss Henson is greatly Inn
proved.
T. NJ Purcell. "a travelling snica.
man for the Hnrbcr Supplies Co. of
Denver was removed to that city this
morning. Mr.. Purcell was stricken
week ago with piomainc poisoning
and his condition has been 80 ser
ious since that time 1t was thought
hest to send him to one Of the Den
yer hospitals
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Mercer are
expected to return to their home in
this city tomorrow evening. They
have been spending the past two
months in the capital city where Mr..
Mercer has been under the care Of
n specialist. There has been little
Improvement in Mr.. Mcrccr's health
and he expects to leave for California
shortly after his return to this city.
where he hoUcs to be benefited by II
change of climate.