The chronicle=news., 1914-08-29
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she will spend the winter. -
John f. Vail, a prominent busi-.
ness man of Pueblo and we'll known
here, is in the city this morning
locking after business interests.
Mrs. J. Erickson spent yesterday
with friends in this city.
Il Miss Irene Baer of Pueblo left last
evening for her home in Clayton. N,
M. after having spent several days
here the guest of Mrs. w. c. Hum
and family. -
Il Miss Marion d. Barrett of Fort
Collins, who has been visiting friends
In this city, left this morning for
her home.
II q. Dettmer of Maxwell. n. NJ, ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
spend few days here on business
II ii. p. Goodwin OF Grand Junction
is visiting friends in this city.
n Miss Jose Kitchen OF La Veta, who
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Brantiss Of this city. returned to
her home this morning.
III Guy Hobson left last evening for
Belville, Kan. where he will spend
several weeks with friends and rela-
tivcs.
Ben f. Fletcher Of Denver arrived
in the city this morning. W
A. Gidloe of Laramie. Wyo., is
visiting friends in this city.
Jaun Vigil. wealthy cattle man
OF New Mexico. is in the city on
business today. go n.
II Joseph Fielder OF Kansas is visit
ing in the city.
J. d. Pender OF Denver is looking
after business interests in this city
j. 3. Farr. sheriff of Huerfano
county. is in the city this morning.
Senator Charles Hayden OF Walsen-
burg arrived In the city last even
. ing.
! The Rev. Hezlep, who has been
lccturing in the Presbyterian church
this summer, left this morning for
} Boulder. He will return to this city
, before leaving for his home in Penn
Isylvania.
II. E. Bswden left last evening for
Denver.
o. f. Russell OF Stonewall is in
the city today.
Il Mrs. Huggert ana daughter left
this morning for Denver.
N. J. Chapman of Denver arrived
, in the city yesterday and will spend
a few days here on business.
Roger Pryor and Charles Schaffer
are in the city to spend the week
end.
, Mrs. Edward Wight and family mo-
tored to Denver this morning, where
they will spend week.
Gilbert Bateman will leave tomor-
} 1'row for Fort Collins. Colo, where he
I will spend the winter attending the
n State Agricultural College.
~ Miss Martha Forbes, who has been
, visiting friends here for the past
) week, went to her home in Los An
lgeles this morning.
'lH +. l.. Crane passed through the
, city this morning en- route from his
} home in st. Louis to San Francisco,
where he will spend the winter.
Miss Julia Smith arrived in the
city this morning from Denver. She
} Spent the morning with friends and
, left this afternoon for Long Beech,
where she will spend month with
her aunt, Mrs. A. Barnes, former
. resident of this city.
Mrs. c. Nolan, accompanied by
her three daughters, left today for
Il short trip through the state visit
ing relatives. Pagosa Springs, Du-
range, Silverton and several other
. places will be included in the trip.
! Mr.. Nolan will probably Join her at
| pagosa Springs tomorrow.
Mr. Conrad Molino. who for some
time has been visiting friends in the
. city, left today for Grand Junction.
w. Il. Wood arrived in the city
, this morning from his home in Kan
sas City, to spend several days with
his brother. Willis Wood. of this city.
Miss Ruth Langston left this after
noon for Ration after spending two
} weeks here, the guest of Miss Cleo
Marsh.
: X. n. Koncrite of Topeka, Kan, ar
rived in the city this morning to
spend few days on business before
Igoing to California for the winter.
r. q. Macarthur, who has been Wis
Hitting at sopris. left this morning for
his home in Illinois.
Mrs. G. Flakk and daughter of
Santa Barbara, Cal. spent the morn
Hing in the city en- route to their
thome from Michigan, where they
.lspent the past three months with
f|relatives.
Miss Beatrice Martin of this city
will return home tomorrow afternoon
tfrom months visit with her
friends, the Misses Jaramillo of AL
tuuuerque.
Mrs. W. S. Webb of Pueblo arrived
in the city this afternoon to spend
lIfew weeks with Mrs B. G. Siegfried.
[t,p. Governor f. NJ. Ammons arrived