The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-28
PERSONAL S

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C. r. Casllman has returned to
Denver after spending Christmas in
this city with relatives. Mrs. Cash
man did not return, but will remain
here for several weeks visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dove
ion.
r. Guye of Valdez spent sunday in
Trinidad on days pleasure trip.
! Dave Harsh of Denver is spending
a few days in Trinidad attending to
business matters.
Mrs. Charles Bent and daughters
Lupie and Mamie have returned
from Dawson, n. NJ, where they
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
James Glendenning.
w. X. Chapman of the Trinidad
National Bank has returned from
Colorado Springs where he spent a
few days on pleasure trip. 4
j. NJ. Watson of Pueblo is spending
q few days in Trinidad looking after
business matters. rN..
X. L. Cowdery of Tabasco motored
to Trinidad on short business trip.
Miss Velma Williams OF Pryor
spent Saturday and sunday in Trini-
dad shopping and visiting with
friends. u@ ff
Roy Lackey has returned to Dem
yer after spending Christmas with
his relatives and friends.
L. G. Ahraiams, salesman for the
Hausman Drug Company, has re-
turned from Pueblo where he spent
Christmas with his wife, who is Wis
iting with relatives and friends in
Pueblo.
w. II. Reno of Denver is spending
few days in Trinidad.
Mrs. A. NJ. SalaZar of Ration is
spending few days in Trinidad ris-
iting with friends anG shopping.
Charles Beuchat ana wife of Pryor
spent Sunday in T.i"'dad visiting
wieh relatives and friends.
S. w. DeBusk OF loehne is in the
city on short business trip.
Miss Hazel Bradley. who is spend
! ing the Christmas vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Bradley,
| expects to leave Tuesday for Jackson
4 willie. Ill, where she will resume her
studies in the illinSis Womans Col
| lcge. Miss Bradley will he accom-
brough, OF Jacksonville. who has
spent the holidays in Trinidad.
| Judge J. G.. Northcutt LETT sunday
morning for Santa Fe, n. NJ. where
he will remain for couple of days
attending to legal business.
| Judge j. c. Gunter, of Denver, is
in the city to attend the funeral of
the late J. VI. John.
\ Forrest Northcutt is in the city
visiting with his parents. Judge and
Mrs. Jesse q. NortEcutt. Mr.. North
cult is on his way to Boulder, after
/ spending the past week in Chicago
lat:ending the rational convention of
the S. A. T.. fraternity.
i Abe Thompson of Colorado Springs
| is in the city on a short business trip.
4 i. NJ. Madrid has returned from u
short business trip in Denver and the
northern part OF the state.
i Dwial:t Pittinser has returned
from Pueblo, where he spent Christ
mas with friends and relatives.
I Miss Anna Peters went to Denver
! yesterday to attend the IN. citing of
4 the Teachers Association.
\ Bryant Devotion has left for Car
rizozo, n. NJ, where he has accept
4 ed a responsible position with the
Zieglcr Brothers Mercantile Com
,any. Ho will stop for n few days
Visit in Ell Paso, and will arrive in
I CarrizoZo the first Of the year. Mr..
Doveton has been employed by the
4 Il. Hamerslough Mercantile Company
flor tie past five years and has made
manv friends in business way, who
will be sorry to hear of his depart
ure.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bowen and two
child Gu have left for Denver for a
shor. visit with Mr.. Bowen's parents.
| AIR. and Mrs. +. II. Campbell are
spending a few days in Tollerburg
visiting with Mr.. Campbell's mother
and sister.
Fred Mulberry has left for his
homo in FL Paso. Texas, after spend
ing Christmas with his parents. NJ.
and Mrs. George Mulberry. Mrs.
Mulberry will remain in Trinidad for
several weeks before returning to
lei ,Paso.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. J. Goldsmith left
Sunday for Denver where they will
spend the week on pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Williams have
left for Amarillo, Texas. where they
expect to reside. Mr.. Williams has
been laying the piano at the Isis
theatre for the past month.
Bliss Mary McDougal has left for
Pueblo where she will be operated
Ii oou for appendicitis. Miss McDou-
gal was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Sadie McDougal.
J. F.. Kane and George Fenlon have
left for Denver to attend the State
Teachers Convention, to be held
there this week.