The chronicle=news., 1914-07-02
PERSON. S

Mrs. Meeks and Mrs. Friday spent
the day in the city shopping.
Mrs. Ed Brown and children, of
Indiana, will spend the summer here
with Mrs. Browns father. Mr.. w. s.
Leslie. Mr.. Brown will join them
here this month.
Mrs. McGlanigal and Miss BERTHE
went to Morley this morning to visit
with friends.
| IL. +. Forman, prominent bust
ness man of La Junta. arrived in the
city last evening.
Mrs. Emma Stone returned to her
home in Colorado Springs this
morning after spending three weeks.
with her son. Frank Stone. here.
Mrs. NJ. Paste and son went to
Dawson this morning.
Laura and Kathryn spaulding who
have been visiting friends here. re-
turned to their home at Colmar, n.
NJ. this morning.
]. c. Gown has returned from a
business trip to Blanco and Walsen-
burg.
Miss Margaret Laushlin went to
Poso this morning. She will be the
guest of Mrs. Ward while there.
l.. Ho2p left for his home this
morning, after spending few days
with the Rev. Schmitt.
]. f.. Clark and Miss Florence. of
Albuquerque. arrived in the city this
week and expect to make Trinidad
their home.
F. T. Rehbock. district manager
of the Calumet Baking Powder COM
pany, went to Ration this morning.
George and Edward Norwood. of
Chicago, who have spent several days
here, went ., Albuquerque this
mornjfg. Incy will visit with their
sister there.
\ Mrs. Hardman and son left last ev-
lenflfg for Chicago and other easter2
cities.
II. I. Smith. of Maxwell. y. NJ.
returned to his home today.
1 A. w. Hanna, of Washington, ar
rived in the city last evening.
| Mrs. G. T.. Hosmer and Miss kath-
| ryn left this morning for their home
| in Denver. They have been the guests
| of Mrs. Hosmer's father. F. NJ. Tip
ton.
Il Frank G.. Bloom returned this
morning from short visit to his
ranch.
Judge J. G. Northcutt returned
this morning from Lamar.
Charles Hatfield went to Denver
this morning on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry, of Folsom.
arrived in the city yesterday.
!. d. Ginmar, of Aguilar, is in the
city.
]. Hernedes and family returned to
their home in Dawson this morning
after spending several days in the
city.
Mis- Ruth Trumbo left this morn
ing for her home in Kentucky. Miss
Il Trumbo has made her home in TIN
city for the past year.
G. Z. Wilson went to Walsenburg
this morning. He will visit the camps
near there today.
Mrs. NJ. C. Young. of New Orleans,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Fred Mulberry, of FL Paso, will
spend the Fourth of July here with
his father.
DR.. Fisk went to Tercio this morn
ing. He will return this evening.
P. F. Southruck left this morning
fer Colorado Springs where he will
visit with friends until after the
Fourth.
Mrs NJ. f. Wells of Denver Is Wis
iting with friends here.
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D. B. Oyer went to Morley this
morning.
r. T. McMillen of Fort Worth
spent the morning in the city. He
returned to his home at noon.
Mrs. c. NJ. Stevens of Springer
| went to her home this morning. She
has been the guest of Mrs. Horton
stine of the city.
C. A. Martinez and his son, Mas
morning.
DR.. and Mrs. d. B. Wood Of New
Mexico are spending the day with
Mrs. w. o. Herring.
Mrs. C. ]. Dave has been fortunate
In making the greatest number of
words from omega Watch" and
will receive from Harbridge and
Rhodes a beautiful watch.
Il. l.. Burton. Associated Press OPP
orator of the Chronicle-News. has re-
turned from Denver. where he spent
| two weeks vacatiD IN.
J. r. Morgan, superintendent of
the public schools, arrived in the city
| yesterday. He will remain few
days before returning to Greeley
where he is an instructor. this sum-
mer.
Miss Erma Tombling went to Agui-
lar this morning to spend week
with friends.
Agnes and Arthur Bonal went to
Aguilar this afternoon, spending the
morning in the city.