The chronicle=news., 1913-02-08
PERSONALS

j. j. Ifcndrick left this after
noon for Ludlow on u days business
trip
Mrs. l. Smith returned to Gulnarc
this afternoon after II short visit In
this city.
Mrs, T. ]. Hartford OF Hastings
was In the city today on "A short shop
ping trip.
Elmer Mayer OF Dclusua arrived
In the city this morning on Il days
business trip.
J. e. Mitchell OF Cokcdalc spent
the day in Trinidad attending to
business matters.
Mrs. NJ. J. farrell returned to Agui-
lar this afternoon after a short shop
ping trip IN this city.
John East left this morning for
the camps north OF tn. city on a
few days business trip.
Mrs. a. L.blow returned To Suf-
field this afternoon after short
shopping trip in this city.
Mrs. Frank Campbell! of Rugby.
spent th. day In TrInid,d visiting
with friends and shopping.
c. J. Nichaus OF Denver left for
the capital city this afternoon after
Il short business trip In this city.
Frank Dunlayy Ii confined to his
home ON account of sickness. Mr.
Dunlayy has a severe ease OF tuiisil-
tits.
j. W. Wolff returned this morn
ing from Denver where appeared rs
ii witness in the Barcia-Wycou con
test.
Frank Mcnapaco has returned
from Denver wh'r" he spent a few
-.
test
John Hawthorn" OF the Lafayette
Fuel Company Of Lafayette. Colo. iB
in the city On II few days business
trip.
w l.. R."s intcrna, revenue col
l""inr arrived In the city yesterday
from Pueblo ON u Irw days business
trip.
Mrs. ClIr Knight has returned
from places IN Texas where she spcn,
a Few weeks visiting with friends aud
relatives.
james Hobb oI Cok"dnI. was in III.
city today on u short business, trip.
Mr.. Hobb Is principal OF the Coke
dale school.
Mrs Williams HALEY returned to
Rou-. this morning after a few days
visit in this city with her sister. Mrs.
u, \. Rhodes.
O. 7. Clark will return tomorrow
from Denver after spending a few
business matters.
". l.. Brewer OF the QuIltich |.
and V. company returned this morn
ing from few davs' business trip
in Folsom aud Clayton.
Mrs ". j. Williams OF Hastingsg
was In III. city today shopping aud
yisitin. with friends. returning to
her home on the afternoon tyuiu.
Charles Matthias OF Hastings and
connected with the Trinidad Flee
tTic Transmission. Railway and Gas
company. is In the city on n days
business trip.
Mrs. George Rccs. returned this
morning on the e. and :. from DEN
Yer where she spent "a few days. Mrs.
R.cs" was 4 witness in the Earcia-
Wycoff contest.
G. o. Stanley returned last even
ing from Denver where he spent u
few days attending to business mat
ters. and acting rs n witness In the
Wy.off-Bar contest.
Miss Mildred Kite left this morn
ing for her home In Bowen where
she will spend Sunday visiting with
her parents. Miss Kite attends
school in this city aud will return
the first of the week.
Il 4. Guihcn Of the Western
Weighing and Inspection Bureau left
this morning for Denver where he
will spend the next five days at
tending to business maticrs IN the In
tcrcst of his company.
i. {. Bcrthocl. store keeper at the
Power house has been transferred
to Hastings. where he will be clerk
of tn" construction department OF
the Trinidad Electric Transmission,
Railway and Gas company.
Matt Aldridgc. c. and $. engineer,
returned last evening from Scdalia.
Mo. where he was called on account
OF the serious illness or his mother.
Mr. Aldridgc spent two weeks in
Missouri. and left his mother greatly
improych.
Mrs. O. L. Davis, Sr., will leave on
the California limited Monday morn
ing for different places in CalifOr-
MIA where she will spend few
months touring the coast. She will
b, joined in the spring By Mr.. Davis
who will spend his vacation In Cali
furuia.
G. T.. Stratlou of III Iaso and u
former Trinidad resident. arrived In
the city last evening on days bus
iucss trip. cnro,Itc to his home after
short business trip in Denver. Mr..
Sira,ton was manager of the Noun
tain States Telephone aud Telegraph
company during his residence in
Trinidad. and has n host of trends
here.
C. NJ. Murphy OF Oowcnsburu. Ky,
who has been visiting in this city
with his daughter. Alma Robertson.
left this noon for his home in the
south. Mr.. Murphy was accompan-
led home by his daughter. who will
visit in kcntuck for several months
They stopped for n days visit with
friends in Rugby enroute TO the
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