The chronicle=news., 1914-09-17
PERSONALS.
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Mrs. David Gottlieb will entertain
the members of her bridge club this
week, They will meet at her home
on South Beech street.
Garnett Lee, who has been visiting
this week in Ration. is expected to
leave for his home in Amarillo today.
s. Pells, accompanied by his wife,
left this morning for weeks stay
in Denver. A'v ,,.--
Felix Baca. who has been Wishing
his mother in the city. left today for
Ration.
w. II. Bartlett returned yesterday
from business trip to Chicago and
will leave today for his home In Ver-
meto Park. f5
Mrs. w. G. Wooster arrived in the
city last evening to attend the funer-
al of her brother-in-law. the late
Chas. J. Wooster, who died Sunday
in Pueblo.
Capt. and Mrs. A. f. Marpburg, of
California. arrived this morning and
VIII address a meeting in the Saliva
tion Army Hall this evening Cap
tain Marpburg and his wife were for
merly of Holland. f
w. II. Dearstyne was a visitor in
The city for short time this morn
ing.
Mrs. X. Johnson. lately from Phoe-
nix. Arizona. who has been visiting
In the city with Mrs. F. r. Jenkins,
left for her home in Abeline, Kansas,
this morning. t.r
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were married in Pueblo Sunday, re-
turned to the city this morning. The
couple will spend day here visiting,
with the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. II. Day. and will then leave
I for Cokedale. their future home.
c. II. Nichols returned last evening
to Trinidad. after having spent the
summer in Europe. He was accom-.
Ipanied by, his wife and niece, Miss
Harriet Nichols. The latter two re-.
manned In Denver. and will visit.
there with friends until the last OF
The week. The Nichols sailed from
Liverpool and landed in Quebec. be-
ing on the water eight days. The
marty reports the same hardships
, during the trip which was cxper-
fenced by other Americans returning
home after the breaking ont of the
war in Enro3e.
Mrs. 8. II. Schuyler has been visit
ing during the past week with
friends In Denver, and returned home
last evening"
Miss Helen Wardenburg .is expect
cd to arrive In Trinidad soon Dur
ing the summer. she has been. touring
the California coast. and. ia at pres
ont visiting with her sister in Pasa-
depa, "a, f. ,,s,.r,r,,,
DID, PhNlips.i .manaser, Of the
company store in Rrimero. is in the
city on few days business trip.
c. l.. Stewart ,!of, Jas Animas, Colo
is in the city and will remain. q .ferv
days looking after business interests,
Mrs. Lewis Erickson! will leave to-
day for her home in Georgia. Mrs,
Lewis is the wife of Sergeant sErick-f
son of Troop l.. second cavalry. and
has been visiting with her husband
here during the summer. s.nlaG- L.
Mrs. w. II. Roberts returned to
her home In Trinchera last evening
after visiting yesterday with her sis
ter. Mrs. n. Hummes. of the city.
+. u. Reid of Denver is in the city
attending to business matters.
Mrs. James Runolds. accompanied
by her two children. returned last
evening from visit there with
friends. They are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. King.
B. ]. Mattison. of Pueblo. is ir the
city on business connected with the
G. F. 4 !. Company.
Mrs. l.. s. Hinkle and her daughter
Clara, of Pueblo. are in the city the
| guests of Mrs. G. W. Loudly and her
daughter. W -t.., aisnT
Wm.t Lyon, accompanied by his
wife and Son. arrived yesterday from
Fostoria, Ohio. and are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Cookingham. They
will spend a few days here and then
20 to Ration for a short visit with
relatives. ..H.r
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramsay. who
have been visiting for the. last few
days in the city. left for DenEer this
| Warren z. Wall of Denver is a
visitor In the city today. |
| d. Sullivan arrived from Denver
this morning. -
| Minor McClung. circulation man
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