The chronicle=news., 1914-07-27
PERS0NiAE;S.

ment of the Santa Fe.
Miss Maybellc Moore OF Chicago
spent the morning in the city and
left this afternoon for different
points in California. t.,s
Mrs. j. j. Lynch OF Morley spent
the morning shopping in the city.
|. Albert Ellsberry OF santa te, N.
NJ, arrived in the city this morning
on short business trip.
u. H. CalIendeo OF Dawson spent
yesterday in the city and returned
to his home today.
+ +. Hallem OF Chicago arrived in
the city this morning and will be the
guest OF the Rev. Campbell and fam
ily. -... -u... t-...D...- s.
j. II. Rogers of Waylend. o., ar
rived in the city this morning. He
and his daughter, Miss Kathryn, VINO
has spent the summer here, will
leave in the near future for Canton.
o., their home. i'MSvfS
Mr. and Mrs. c. Murphy and chill
drGh, Helen and Cecil, arrived in tho
city this morning from Texas and
Will leave this afternoon for Ration
to make their home.
Mrs. John Dorety OF Morley went
to her home today after spending a
short shopping trip here. ...
w. Fl. Donovan, Of Pryor. spent
yesterday in the city.
George Ross, of Denver. arrived in
the city this morning and will spend
Ia few days here on business.
L. w. James arrived in the city
yesterday from Dcs Moines and will
look after business interests here.
]. j, McGuib of Aguilar spent yes
terday here.
A. Chacon of Morley spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
DR.. Fisk returned yesterday from
Crested Butte where he has spent
the past week.
]. p. Thomas went to Primcro this
morning. .....
w. P. Woodbridge and S. J. Bal
ilingcr. went to Walsenburg this
morning to manage the electric show
to be held there this week.
D. A. Clark went to sopris this af-
forenoon. In tn interest of the Colo
RADIO & Wyoming railroad.
w. F. Murray and children left to-
day for few weeks vacation. Mrs.
Murray and the children will stop
in New Mexico to visit with rela-
tivcs and friends and Mr.. Murray
will 20 to Long Beach, Calf.
\ lit
fspent yesterday here enroute to Cali
|tornia from their home in Louisiana.
H. ]. Brown OF Folsom, spent yes
terday in the city.
C. F. Reed of Denver arrived in
the city this morning on business
trip.
VIM. r. Wright of the Pueblo
Chieftain is In the city.
John Hixenbaugh of Ration. well
known here, spent yesterday In the
city with his friends.
Robert Richards and Mr.. Erwin
went to Walsenburg In the interests
OF the C. F. & |. company.
A. l.. Dain went to Segundo this
morning to inspect the repair work
on the C. Il w. being done there.
c. G. Nikirk and wife passed
through the city this morning en-
route from the Grand Canon to their
home in Pueblo. Mr.. Nikirk is
city passenger agent for the Santa Fe
in Pueblo and is well known here.
Mrs. s. Burkhard and son left this
morning for Union City. Mich. to
spend the remainder of the summer
with relatives.
Ed Cohn of Chicago arrived in the
city this morning.
l.. r. Gottlieb returned to Coke
dale today after spending a few days
in the city.
Mrs. Sol Smith left this morning
for Denver where she will be Joined
by Miss Eckhart of this city who has
been attending the State Teachers
They will spend few days here be-
fore going to other parts of Colorado.
Mrs. NJ. W. Babcock left this
morning for Denver to spend month
with her son, NJ. II. .Babcock.
Clarence Simpson went to Walsen-
burg this morning after spending
the week end here.
II. S. Davis of Hastings spent last
evening here and returned to his
home this morning.
Walter and Thomas Campbell, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs
w. l.. Bertrand. of La Junta, spent
yesterday in the city. They left this
morning for their home in Pueblo.
They were accompanied by their
cousin, Richard Mcbride.
/ Mrs..sW. A. Easton of Valdez left
this morning for Florence. having
been called. there by the, serious i'll
ness of her mother. .--
Mrs; w. Lopez went to Ludlow this
morning. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lehman left
this afternoon on visit with friends
t.