The chronicle=news., 1914-08-11
PERSON AIS


evening.
F.. Colts of Maxwell is spending
u few days In the city on business
+. S. Stevens of Arkansas passed
through the city this morning. en-
route to Santa Fe, called there by
the serious illness OF his wife. who
has been in the sanitarium there for
several weeks.
p. n. Pattison left this morning
for short business trip to La Veta.
u. W. Southcrland went to Wal
scnburg today.
j. p. Thomas of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company left this morning
for n short business trip to Berwind.
G. w. Hunt OF the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company is in the city.
ID. A. Clark went to hfs home in
Denver this morning.
George Prayer left this morning
for Denver, where he will spend
few days.
Mrs. II. T. Barrett and daughter.
Miss Mary. went to Pueblo this
morning. where they will visit
friends for u few days.
Miss Sadie Murray went to her
home in Denver this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rushing of Childress.
Texas. spent the last evening here
on route to Colorado Springs. Den
yer and other points OF interest in
the state.
DR.. Fisk has returned from bust
ness trip to Floresta and Crested
Butte
E. s. Waddlc of st. Joseph. Mo-,
spent yesterday here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T. Tighten of
Monte Vista arrived in the city last
evening.
W. II. Reno went to Walsenburg
this morning.
Mrs. Charles S. Freeman and son
of Walscnburg, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Freeman's mother, Mrs.
kirshbaum, returned to their home
today. Mrs. Kirshbaum accompanied
them and will spend several weeks
there.
Mrs. J. ID. Shook. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. II. L.
Kendall here. left this morning for
Tie Rev Purlee and family are
spending the day here with friends
en- route to their home in California.
Rev. Purlee was at one time the pas
tor at the Christian church here.
Guy n. Slack went to Clayton, N.
NJ. this morning.
+. J. Fultz of Denver arrived in The
| city this morning.
Joe Kohn of Denver is in the city
on business.
+. J. Radford and !. +. Beau
champ and families came down from
Stonewall yesterday, where they had
spent the weekend.
J. w. Egan of Quincy, H., spent
yesterday in the ,dfv.
Bill Wilson wsn, to Rocky Ford
and LaJunta this morning.
Guy Howe arrive in the city this
mcrning from Ration. He left this
afternoon for his home in Primero.
Isaac A. Pearson of Glendale, Cal,
arrived in the city this morning. He
will spend the day with friends here
before leaving for Rocky Ford.
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son. n. NJ, spent the morning here
en- route from Denver. where they
have spent part of the summer.
b. B. Estes of Valdez is in the city
on short business trip.
| r. Pratt of Louisville is in the
city on short business trip.
| Mrs. ]. A. Caldwell and daugh-
ter of Palestine. Texas, arrived in
the city last evening.
S. S. Murphy, a prominent busi-
ness man of Denver, is in the. city
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Plaistridge and
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Van Natta of
Texas arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon en- route. to Colorado
Springs in their car. They expect to
continue their journey today, If the
roads will permit.
Mrs. J. Erickson of Ell Mora spent
the morning in the city shopping.
| V. r. Stoughton of this city left
today for Walsenburg. where he
will spend two weeks on business.
4 Miss A. Meeker, who has been the
lSuests of DR.. and Mrs. Chisholm for
the past few days, went to her home
in Denver this afternoon.
II r. c. Tott of La Junta went to
II Denver this afternoon, after spend
ing few days with ]. Little here.
II Mrs. C. Sontistevan, who has been
visiting in the city, left this after
L noon for her home in Denver.
Rem Gordon went to Rouse this
afternoon on a short business trip.
G. W Sherfick left this afternoon
for Ludlow
o. NJ Burns of Dawson spent the
morning here. He left this afternoon
II for Lester, where he will visit
friends.
II c. A. Evans and daughter, Miss
II Edna May, went to their home in