The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08

Kansas, SlstefA fAOf MrS. z. ID. Staneell,
was called here last Sunday by the.
illness OF her mother. Mrs. NJ. A.
Meyers. She will tcmain Indefinite
ly.
Mrs. Martin and daughter. of EN-
.poria, Kansas, are in the city visit
Ing friends.
Mrs. l.. Newell. who delivered a.
levture at the Baptist church Sunday
left this morning for her home in
Colorado Springs.
Rev. F. Stewart, who spent the.
latter part OF last week in Poso. and
held a meeting here yesterday. re-
turned to Canon City this morning.
Miss Irene Baer OF Pueblo passed
through the city today EN- route to
hcr home. Miss Bacr has been visit
ing in Clayton. New Mexico.
j. r. Pearson. WHO owns "a large
chicken ranch in Pasadena, CaliYor-
mia. passed through Trinidad last
Sunday. touring to New York. Mr..
Pearson was accompanied by his wife
and daughter and reports a very sue
cessful trip SO far.
A. stern, of Cleveland. Ohio. was in
town the latter part of the week at
tending to business.
w. Stafford, accompanied by one
other member Of his family. arrived
in Trinidad Sunday en- route to the
coast Mr. Stafford is touring from
Joplin. Missouri, and reports fine
conditions of travel. A remarkable
feature of the trip thus far Is that
the party in the 1900 miles Travelled
has encountered no rain whatever.
NJ Sena of Las Vegas arrived in
the city last Sunday to attend to
business matters for short time.
Mrs. d. J. Phillips and Mrs. F.
w. Newkirk. of Primero. were in the
city visiting last Sunday.
Leo j. Briefly and John Bolton,
both OF Trinidad. left this morning
for Denver to attend school at Sacred
Heart College.
Miss Helen Sears hast returned
from, a vacation spent with relatives
and friends in Kansas City.
Mrs. p. II. Paimquist and her
daughter are visiting in the city
with Mrs. Fl. J. Palcnquist.
Maurice Cleavinger is home to be-
gin school. He has been employed
during the summer q. Ruby.
Miss Nellie O'Donnell arrived from
her home in sunflower Valley yes
terday. Miss o'Donnell will attend
school this winter at st. Joseoh's
Academy.
C. A. McMellin, OF Denver. arrived
in the city this morning on few
days business trim.
Il. Mcbride left this morning for
Albuquerque in the interest Of the
International Harvester company.
Frank l. Krpske arrived this MORN
ing from Albuquerque. " ID"
Mrs. T. L.. Bunnell. who has been
summering on ranch near the Span
ish Peaks, returned the latter part Of
the week and reports a fine vacation.
Eddie Johnson left for Pueblo this
morning with hts trainer. Mike Ma
lone. .'.r,-ii :
Mrs. Henry Groth OF Kansas City
is in the city and expects to spend
about a month visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Pal Herford.
N. T.. f3fHutS lell tuIs uiol hiuS ioi
Fort Worth on business
o. B. Patty left this morning for
Dallas. Texas. g
Miss Kate PatYison. who returned
lately from six weeks outing In
Montana. left yesterday for Bowen.
where she will take charge OF the
school.
W. Karsh. in town for the last few
days on business. left for Trinchera
this morning. aa-
Mrs. Albert Lawrence. formerly If
this city. returned from u vacation
in California to her home in Denver
the latter part of the week.
Miss Geneva Snodgrass. returned
Sunday evening. having spent the
|past week visiting relatives and
friends at Walsenburg and DelagCa.
Mrs. c. o. Andrews left yesterday
for an extended trip east. during
which time she will visit st. Louis
and other cities. s'"
Mrs. B. w. Snodgrass and daugh-
ter, Eugenia OF Delagua, arrived here
last night. the latter to remain and
attend school.
Mrs. Vigil left Sunday morning for
Denver where she will spend the
week visiting her sister who is at
tending college there.
| Attorney Ernest X. Upton returned
'edav from Denver where he spent q
few days.
| Miss CorneIia Gale is visiting in
| Weston, where she expects TO remain
Tor two weeks.
Charles Cammarato, Jr., Adolpll
Cresto and Bert Malacarne spent
Sunday in Ration. cammarato was
there on business connected with the
Denver Post.
Miss Cora Gale is visiting in Las
Vegas. n. NJ, and will return to-
| morrow. Mrs. I. b. Gale returned