The chronicle=news., 1914-07-10
PERSONALS:

j. X. Courtney Is In the city to-
day. tt-' '--. :,
Roy Mitchell went to Walsenburg
this morning.
j.. y. Johnson went to Salt Lake
this afternoon.
F. l.. Wight of Denver is in the
city on business.
I j. McDermott, of Ludlow, was in
the city yesterday. ,..f
+. c. Miller will return this even
Ing from Stonewall.
/. II. Gottlieb of Cokedale scent yes
terday in the city.
Miss Betty Pinkerton OF Silver City
spent yesterday here. ....
y II. ID. Straus OF New York spent
yesterday In the city.
Il. Il. Struthers of Boston arrived
In the city yesterday
l.! Warburton of Primero arrived
in the city this morning.
j. j. Baird. Of Lamar, spent yes
!terday here in business.
w. Z. Gage arrived in the city to-
day from his home in Primero.
Il. c. Stone of the Hyde Pc. er Co.
went TO Pueblo this afternoon.
q. !. Cowan went to Maxwell this
morning on short business trip.
l.. c. Rushworth. of Pueblo, re-
turned to his home this afternoon.
f. l.. kreeder OF San Francisco is
In the city on short business trip.
w. II. Jack and wife, of Folsom,
are spending few days In Trinidad :
q, George Parker will leave today for
Stonewalr where he will spend a few
days fishing.
Mrs. Weaver went to Gardner this
morning. called there by the illness
of her father.
c. Otto. a well known business
man of Clayton, is in. the city on a
short business trip.
s. b. betser of Chicago spent a few
hours, i9 the city this morning en-
route to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Cora Blair left this morning
for Rugby where she will spend the
week end with her son.
Oral Baxter left this afternoon for
Denver where he will spend the re-
mainder of the summer. .t
r. NJ. Isaacs and Mrs. Isaacs of
Clayton, New Mexico, are visiting
with friends in this city. %
Mrs. J. NJ. John. who has spent
several weeks in the East. returned
to the city this morning. =.
Mrs. McClelland. with her little
sons George and James went to Den
yer and Idaho Springs to spend few
weeks.
T. w. NJ. Jameson of the Jameson
House Furnishing Co., arrived in tn
city this morning from his ranch
near Poso.
Mrs. VIM. Hazlett, OF Pueblo, went
to her home today after spending a
week with her sister. Mrs. B. r. Nell
son. of Willow street.
c. f. Race OF the S. =. Harvey
Drug Co. went to Denver this after
noon. He spent several days here
and at the near by camps.
Louis !. Robinson. who represents
A. G. Spalding & Bros. OF Denver,
went to his home today. He will
visit Waisenburg enrOute.
n. Gardener of the Orient Insur-
w.
a few days, left this afternoon for
Walsenburg and Denver.
Mrs. j. l.. Downing of Denver, who
has been the guest CT Mrs. l.. Biel,
left this morning for Pueblo where
she will visit with friends.
Mrs. E. w. Mcdonald expects to
leave Sunday for Denver where she
will spend week with friends and
attend the Elks' convention.
w. A. Stingley, travelling freight
agent for the Burlington, went to
Trinchera this morning. He will re-
turn to the city this evening.
). w. RosenwalI of Albuquer1ue
is in the city. He is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Goldsmith. Mr..
Rosenwald is EN- route east.
G. ID. Hellel of Ration who has
spent several weeks in SCOTS Bluff.
Neb., arrived m the city yesterday
and wen ITO his home this morning.
Sidney Ballinger and Howard Hoyt
returned this morning from Walsen-
burg where they spent yesterday Il
the interests of the Trinidad Electric
Co.
c. E. Melin. district passenger
agent for the Nickel Plate road, of
Denver. arrived in the city this
mclning and will spend the day
here.
w. M. Williams, local lumber
man, left this morning for Washing
ton and Oregon for a pleasure trip.
He will visit his daughter while in
Oregon.
Mrs. A. b. Clisten ana two small
daughters left this afternoon for
Nashville. Tenn. They have been
the guests of friends here for the
past month.
Miss Sadie Murray expects to re-
turn to her home in Denver next
week. She has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Murray for the
past month.