The chronicle=news., 1913-06-14
PERSONAL s

ootko f.. sdiie III HkutIAT spent
Yesterday In this city on business.
u. p. Linxkcy returned last night
from Ration where he spent the day
on business.
Miss Doris Hall left this morn
Ing for Denver where she Will here
fater reside.
Leo Gottlieb left this morning for
Albuquerque where he Will remain
week ON business.
A. W. Wright returned last night
from wnlsenburE where he hus spent
several days ON business.
j. a. Mckee returned this morn
Ing to hiSJhomc In Waiscnburg after
u business trip to this city. =.
Dr. and Mrs. William HALEY left
last ni.ht ter Kansas City where
they will visit for several months
Mr.. and Mrs. !. q. Hoge of Hop
town. Kentucky. left this morning
for California. after two days visit
here.
Mrs. r. \. Thompson has rctun-
ed from Denver and Carbondaic. Mrs.
Thonuson's parents live In Carbun-
dale.
Il. ~. Kendall and wife Of Cnncy,
Kansas. are In the city the guests
Of Manager Kendall oG the Golden
Rule store.
W. l.. Coucy of tho Mason Candy
company returned this morning from
Ludlow where he hus spent two days
on business.
DIR. Walter Morritt of tho E:duca-
tionai department Of the &. r. and
L.. returned To his home In Pueblo
this morning.
Miss JesSic Bixscrstaff and Miss
Birdie Lincoln viii icav. tomorrow
for Greeley where they Will attend
summer school.
Miss Rachel Allen left this morn
ihs for Grcsiry where sh. will at
tend the summer school Of the State
rcsshcrs' College.
Ro~roc Rcyburn. Kansas CITY, one
Of the largest land owners of the
Nobel Irrigation system. Ii here for
y few days business visit.
Mrs. Oscar officer arrived last
nishi from Van Houi-n. New Mcxl.
e". for = visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mn. Ripley Mayficid.
The Rev. e. u. Marshsii return.
cd this morning To his home In Den
Yer after y brief visit here with his
ron. who IL employed In Merely.
senator Charles Hayden of Wal.
scnhmrs arrived this mornin. for u
short business visit. Mr. HAYDEN ID
= promincnt attorney Of waIsan.
hurg.
Miss itafaciiis vixii. daughter Of
J. o.. vixii. left for Greeley this
morning where she will enter the
State Tesrh-rs' College summer
school.
Prof. s. ~. Andrews principal Of
III" '"arhcrs' institute being held In
this city. LETT this morning for his
HON" In WaiscnburH tn remain over
Sunday.
Mrs. Julius e. Gunicr aud Mrs.
e. Il. Harmsn returned this morning
Z" their home In Denver after = Wis.
u in this city the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Maciiain.
Mark u. wight. the prominent
ran~hman Of Denver. arrived here
last night In his -Dury-a All.
ioh'ohii" on his way tn his ranch
near f"i.oin. Nrw Mexico.
Mrs. CA. isoylr arrived this morn
inI form Portland. O-.on. 10 u visit
with friends and relatives. She Will
''r Eu.~i AT the home of her par.
cn's. Mr. AMI Mrs. James White.
J. u. Gauihicr Of the Trinidad
Electric Transmission. Railway and
Gas COMPANY. has returned from,
i~minr and Albuquerque. New Mcs-
ico. where he has spcn, a week ON
business.
Miss Elizabeth Erkhart lcu this
morning Tor Denver and other nor
shcrn cttis~ for n pleasure trip. MiH.
Eckhsrt Nil return In tn. tail to re-.
sumo her duties ~ teacher in the
Columbian school.
George 7. Pcart of the Rocky
Mountain Fuel company. left this
morning for Waiscnburg where he
viii remain two days on business
He will then return to his home In
univcr-iiy Park.
Mrs. u. A. Rayn and daughter
Grace left this morning for tho ives.
tern SLOPE where they will spend the
GUNNER. They will return In the
fall and live with Mrs. Rayns dau-
shtcr. Mrs. Miller Chandler.
The Misses Minnie and Maudc
butIcr left this morning for Greeley
to enter the Summer school th,rc.
Howard Parker and r. s. Miller
OF the e. r. and I. company went
out To Bcrwind this morning on bus
linear.
Arthur Ellis. who has been in this
city for the last three days. return
cd to his home in Ration this after
neon. lie drove back in the new
Ford tourning car which he recently
purchased from the Trinidad Navel.