The chronicle=news., 1914-09-10
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Mrs. l.. Young and her daughter.
who have been visiting for some
time In Kansas. stopped in Trinidad
for few days en- route to the coast.
c. E. Specht Of Denver. travelling
passenger agent of the D.. & r. G..
arrived in the city this morning and
will remain until tomorrow. u
y. ]. Bell of Denver hiss been in
and around Trinidad for several
days visiting friends in town and
some Of the camps. Mr.. Bell has re-
Gently returned from a trip to Old
Mexico. and will soon be leaving for.
his home In Denver. 'll
Judge ]. C. Gunter. former district
judge here. passed through the city
yesterday from Clayton. n. M. ON
his way to Denver.
j. Hixenbaugh OF Ration left for
his home this morning. He is re-
turning from Cripple Creek. ul
c. J. Wall of Denver il in town
today. attending to business. s'
w. l.. Tracy left this morning for
Ell Paso. Tex, on a business trip.
A. |. Lindsey returned to Aguilar
yesterday from days business trip
spent In the city. -ssa at
Mrs. J. A. Myers left yesterday for
her home in Gardner. Mrs. Myers
has been visiting with friends for
several weeks. -...a4 u
Miss Isabelle Gallegos arrived
from Denver yesterday evening,
where she was attending school last
year. ~ l7 'fpaf
Mrs. James McKeoush, accompani-
cd by her daughter. Margaret. left
last night for Kentucky. where they
will make an extended stay with
RELATIVES and friends.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wyburg.
who have been visiting with Mrs.
Wyburg's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Windham. left last night for an ex-
tended visit in the east. Chicago.
New York and other eastern points
will be. included in the trip.
Miss Pearl Conger left last even
ing for Boulder, Colo, to resume her
studies at the State university.
Mrs. Edgar Fulglin of Ration is in
the city and registered at a local
hotel.
John Waterworth of Denver is in
town on business.
Ralph Weinbroeur and John Mac
Clusky will leave Sunday for Denver.
The trip will be made on India n mo-
torcycles.
f. r. Reich Of Santa Fe. N. NJ. ie
lin the city on a few days business
trip.
i Paul Carmichael came in from
dCanon City last evening and will
spend few days here visiting with
relatives and friends.
Fay Floyd left for, Boulder yester-
day to take up the studies of his se'
nior year at the State university.
i Mrs. Fred Johnson !. of Cokedals
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Helen Shaw Of San Diego
Cal, who has been the guest of Miss
leila Northcutt, Jeff last evening
for Rockford, ILL.,, where she will at
tend school during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Erwin and son
left yesterday for Denver. where
they will spend some time visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. r. L. Burton and baby. who
have been visiting for several days
In Rocky Ford. returned yesterday.
Miss Helen Shaw went to Pueblo
this morning. She will visit there
for few days before leaving for
Rockford, ILL.,, where she will enter
school,.
Miss Doris Moser. after spending
the latter part of the summer visit
ing her sister in Pocatello. Idaho, ha,
returned as far as Denver where she
has enrolled as student in Denver
University. ..
Miss Augusta Moser has resumed
her duties at the Hey-Patterson
Market after spending the last few
days in La Junta visiting with
friends. "-t
Mrs. M. Hughart and daughter
Dina have returned from Denver
where Mrs. Hughart has been attend
ing to business interests for the past
week. ...,.,t.,.4,.. ~
| c. F. Donahue, secretary Of the
Ichamber Of commerce, will leave to.
might for Denver to attend a meet
Il ing OF commercial executives.
i Miss May Wilson, who. has beer
visiting for the past few months
with Mrs. G. r. Bradford, left last
evening for her home in Texas. Dur
ing her visit here Miss Wilson has
made a host of friends who regret
her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Markwood
have returned from 10 days trir
to Colorado Springs and Denver.