The chronicle=news., 1914-06-23
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w. c. Mulford. OF Denver. is In
the city on business.
| Mrs. R. E. Rush of Ration is a
Trinidad visitor today.
d. S. Eddins, OF Denver. is spend
| ing the day here on business.
Isaac Amidor, humane officer.
went to Aguilar this morning.
c. b. Detherich of Pueblo is spend
ing the day here with friends.
c. B. Griffett OF St. Paul is spend
ing the week in the city on business.
\ w. f. Inglis is in the city on busi-
4 ness. from his home at Vermejo Park.
II. Russell is in the city on
business trip. from his home in Chi
dIcago.
4 N. J. Chaplin, a well known bnsi-
/ ness man of Denver. is here to spend
/ the day.
\ M. o. Danford. who spent the last
/ few days in Denver on business, has
1 returned.
Il Mrs. l.. Puritt left this morning
/ for an extended visit with relatives
in Kansas.
Il A. w. Wright went to Walsenburg
I today, where he will look after bust
Il ness interests.
Mark Robertson spent yesterday
here. He returned to his home in
Denver today.
H NJ. f, McEllory. Of Maxwell, is
spending few days in the city. He
is visiting friends here.
II Ralph Shumway OF Denver is in the
city In the interest of the Rocky
Mountain Fuel company.
H w. +. Fee of Lamar. who is well
known in Trinidad, is visiting with
his many friends here today.
J. Hearst. of st. Louis, who has
been in the city for the past week.
left this morning for his home.
w. X. Dow of Denver. who has
been here for two days. left this
morning for his home in Denver.
A. c. Larsen has returned from
Denver where he spent few days in
the interests of the c. F. & |. Co.
Charles Hooper and Lon Mcclure
went to Pueblo this morning where
they will spend the day on business
Mrs. J. Johnson went to her home
at Ludlow this morning after spend
ing yesterday with friends in this
city.
NJ. b. Walsh expects his son. +. c.
To-, nr 4 Il To IT,,
is coming to attend the funeral of
his mother.
H. b. Waldron Is in the city on a
short business trip. He will go to
Denver before returning to his home
In Kansas City.
\ Miss Marion Smith and her broth
er Herbert, who spent u part of last
week In Morley with friends, re
turned yesterday.
| Harry B. King. deputy state mine
inspector, left this morning for Lud-
low. He will visit Hastings and Del
aqua this afternoon.
Thomas McHenry. returned last
evening from Ration. where he spent
a few days in interests of the Conti-
mental Oil company.
S. L. Benedito. manager of the
Cardenas, Is Ill. ]. c. Brown, the
travelling auditor for the Harvey sys-
TEN. is acting manager.
Mrs. Bertha Holser went to Den
yer this morning. She will remain
until after the Eiks' convention,
which is to be held in that city next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Lang and chill
dren left this morning for Ration.
They spent yesterday in the city. on
their return from Las Vegas. where
they have been spending few
weeks.
Horace Barnes. of the Colorado
Supply Company. left this morning
for Walsenburg where he will spend
the day In the interest OF the firm.
He will visit the camps near Wal
senburg also.
Miss DeBusk and Miss Honora De
Busk, of Hoehne, are In the city
this morning. Miss Honora will leave
this afternoon for California where
she will attend the summer session
of the college at Berkeley.
A. f. Johnson. well known mer-
chant of Ration. is spending the day
in the citv. He accompanied Mr..
Freish here. Mr.. Freish was enroute
to Colorado Springs and Manitou
where he will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Bagwell and
Mrs. Scharollote are spending few
days here before going to Denver and
Nevada City to visit with relatives.
They will not return to their home
In Texas until the summer weather is
past.