The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
PERSONA Al S


H.. c. Cossum Of Aguilsr visited
In this city today on business. "a
Mrs. Elmer Mayer Of Delsgua y
here on short shopping visit.
X. s. Osborn came In last night
from his home In Aguilar for o busi- |
ness visit.
VIII Murray returned this morn
Ing from short business visit In
Waisenbur2.
James Gill. OF Clayton arrived this
morning for q short business visit
In this city.
Howard Parker left this morning
for Aguilar where he will spend the
day on business.
| Frank BaudinO prominent bust
Iess man Of Agiilar. was In the city
today on business.
| John Meyer arrived this morning
from Walxenburg for \ business visit
here Of u few days.
Leo Gottlieb returned dast night
from Albuquerque where he has spent
four days on business.
X. J. Copeland left this morning
for Walsenburg where he will! remain
several dayv Oh buAlneHs.
Miss Mabel Lee left last night for
Carthage. Missouri. where she will
visit frienda for \ mouth.
l.. s. Wilson returned this morning
to his home In Ration after \ few
days business visit In this city.
Felix Franch returned last night
from Denver where he has attended
. en h.. la,
ter.
J. G. Richards. . wealthy sheep
grower and buyer was IN the city
today comforting with local sheep
men.
Mrs. Sels Dension returned last
night from Denver where she attend
cd the convention OF the Christian
Church.
III Miss Meta Afford returned last
night from Liuon. Colorado. where
she has been visiting friends for sev.
crai days.
Lloyd u. Dick visited here las,
night with his brother. ~. d. Dick.
on his way from ~ PAso. Texas. to
Grccnsburx. PA.
Mr.. and Mrx. Carlton Norihcutl
motor-d To Ration this morning with
John Aiciio. They spent t-h day vis-
itink with friends.
N. J. Goldsmith 10 expected to re-
turn In the morning from Kansas
City where he has spent several days
on business visit.
+. u. Porter. manager Of the Fol.
som supply Company. arrived this
morning from his home In Folsom
for business visit.
The Rev. Randolph Cook and fam.
lily returned last aikht from Denver.
where they attended the Christian
church eonvcntIoa.
James Turner and daughter Mac.
of Waisenburk. arrived this morniax.
Miss Turner will enter tho hish
school summer school here.
II Fred Branson. non of Mr.. and Mes.
A. L. Bransoa. returned this moruins
from Nashville. Tennessee. where he
attended Vanderbilt college.
]. ". Bartlett. the local tailor. hss
lrcn confined to his bed for foar da,s
with pucurisy. His condition for the
last twod days has bccn serioua.
George 4. Twccdy and ". u. Rit.
ter Of Los Angeles moiorcd In yrsicr-
day IN route to New York City. They
left this morning on their JoLrncy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lake left last
ngiht for Detroit, Michigan. and
other eastern cities where they will
spend four months on . pleasure
trip.
| r. ". Rodgers Of Ration returned
this afternoon 10 his home. lie drove
In Ford car which he just pur-
chascd from the Trinidad Novelty
WorkA.
Mrs. Sarah Slaior left this morn
Ing for Rcd River. New Mexico.
where she will visit her sister, Mrs
J. ". Benton. She Will spend the
summer there.
Prof. and Mrs. A. II. Minion have
returned from u tour OF the state
They left here over = week ago on a
honeymoon trip. Mrs. Minion va.
formerly Miss Helen Jaffa.
Mrs. ". y. Cunningham OF -:
Willow. was taken home today from
tho san Rafael hospital where she
recently underwent an operation.
She Ia now on tho road to recovery.
X. B. Lockhart and family. accom-
panied by Stowe Hayronc and Rcgin.
aid Gallr. all Of Pitisburg. Texas, left
this morning for Colorado Springs In
their automobile. They visited here
yesterday.
John Webber. who has been In the
employ Of the Famous department,
store for . number Of years, haa re-
signed his position. His plans for
the future are not ~ yet definitely
decided upon.
N n. J. Irving and wife left this
morning for Denver where they will
visit several days before leaving foi
Misscula. Montana, where they Will
locate. Mr.. irving II . son OF Mrs. W.