The chronicle=news., 1914-07-06
PERSONALS
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last evening from Walsenburg.
where she spent the Fourth OF July
visiting with her brother, r.. L..
Snodgrass.
h W. ]. Mangham left yesterday
morning for Pueblo. Mr.. Mangham
has been the Associated Press oper-
ator for the C.-N. during the ab-
|sence Of the regular operator.
DR.. o. A. Kirkpatrick and wife. F.
r. jenkins. wife and son Carl. left
Trinidad Sunday morning for q two
weeks stay on the Conejos river.
fishing and hunting.
John Aiello has returned from his
ranch on the Model.
Mr.. Carpenter, of Carpenter and
Weber. has returned from Colorado
Springs where he spent July 4th with
relatives.
Miss Freda Guthman has returned
from Denver where she spent the
Fourth.
Mrs. J. d. McGowan and Misses
Mary and Isabelle went to Walsen-
burg this morning where they will
visit with friends. They spent the
Fourth here. '-
]. n. Espey spent the Fourth In
the city. He will return to his home
In Delagua today.
Y. X. Sylvester. of Hastings, spent
Saturday and Sunday In the city.
Walter Moore OF the well known
Moore ranch in New" Mexico. is in
I the city visiting with friends.
j NJ. Saun of Ration spent yester-
day In the city. g.. ~
.C,,L. Hurut of Hastings was in the
city on the Fourth
John Catlett and John Abercrom-
bic returned to Ludlow this morning
| after spending the Fourth In the
city. THEY will resume their duties
at the Huerfano Coal Co. today.
John Davies and c. b. Corey wsnt
TO Berwind this morning. l.ts...
C.. b. Simpson left this morning
for Walsenburg.
j. C. Heap left this morning for
Tacoma. Washington.
Albert Moses left yesterday for the
East where he will begin the fall
buying.
Mrs. F. NJ. Opp OF Cincinnati re-
turned TO her home this morning af-
niece, Mrs. s. w. Hills. OF this city.
Mr.. Joerger of the Victor-Ameri-
can Fuel Co.. went to Hastings this
morning in the interests of the conf
pany. s,.-. .t..a.
w. II. Reno. chief Of the detectives
of the C. F. 4 |. Co.. Is in the city.
Mark Robertson OF the d. & Il. G.
arrived in the city this morning from
his home in Denver. - r.'-,s.ii,o,
d. w. King 70 the Peters Cartridge
Co., OF Denver, lis in the city.
n Mason NolsOn of Walsenburs went
to his home this. morning after
spending Saturday and snnday, with
the George Masons here 4 1ig- ifs
H. E., Kendell went to, New York
Saturday. He will spend the remain
der Of the summer with friend,
there. ~ tv "5G
c. W. Hutchinson. and the Messrs.
Erwin and Clark of the Colorado
Fuel & Iron Co., went to Walsenburg
this morning. 80
A. A. Nagal of the Pueblo Chief,
tain went to Morley. this morning.
Mr.. Nagal will be in the city and
nearby camps for several weeks.
l.. R. Gottlieb of Cokedale spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Woods Of
Forbes spent Saturday in the city.
]. w. Holmes ana Mrs. Holmes
snpnt Sunday in the city
Claude Lawler spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents here. He
returned to Walsenburg this morn
ing, s,,s-,5,s a.,yc.-ta..-s
The Gibbs ladies' ball team went
through the city this morning.
Mrs. L. Tobar of Berwind spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo OF Morley
spent yesterday in the city.
~ MFR. Byers Iof ICllicago went
through the city this morning en-
route to Albuquerque.
Mr.. Hynes, well known bust
ness man, went through the city this
morning enroute to New Mexico. He
will remain in this city for several
days as he returns to HIS home.
E. L. Good, day clerk at the Car
denas. will spend the week in Dem
yer.
Frank A. Young and wife. of Ra
ton. spent Sunday in the city.
Frank c. West, deputy attorney
general. ia in the city today.
Mrs. j. H. Abrams and Miss Nell
have gone from Santa Barbara to
Long Beach. California, where they
will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer. Mr.. Abrams will Join them in
the near future. Mrs. Abrams and
her daughter had planned to remain
at Santa Barbara all of the summer
but made the change after the burn
ing of the beach houses there.
e. G. Griffith and Mrs. Griffith
of Mt. Dora, N. NJ, are in the city.