Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-21
P E RSO N AIS

Mildred and Marion Lyngdal left this
morning for Como. Colo, to visiS their
Aunt. Mrs. John Miller. They will
visit in Leadville. Denver and Buena
Vista before they return home.
Mrs Mary westmoreland returned to
her home last week in Oklahoma City,
after a two months visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. D, c. Brown of 122 East Seventh
| street.
Ben Iroumonger. traction company
conductor, and Mrs. Ironmonger, have
returned from a ten-day outing spent
at Monarch on the Continental Divide.
Evans avenue is entertaining Der
brother. Ray Farney, who is visiting
here from Chicago.
Miss Eloise Strickland, who is at
tending school in Greeley, has been VS.
itinS her parents on East Evans ave
| nue., during the week.
The Misses Divelbliss. who have been
visiting their father and other relatives
In the city. enjoyed a picnic Nith rel
atives at City Park last Tuesday, prev
ious to returning to California where
they arc engaged as principals in hiSh
| school work.
| George II. Adams and family, resi-
dents of this city for a number of
wears, left Thursday for Portsmouth,
Ohio, where Mr. Adams has arranged
to engage in business.
| G w Parks of the Mercantile Scrv-
! ice corpora ton. leaves this morning for
Denver. where he viii spend a week cn
business
| Mrs. George Embree leaves today for
Denver. where she viii visit her friend,
Miss Mary Ellen Brodigan
Arthur w Hail. who has heen
seriously i'll with diphtheria, is improv-
! ing.
Mrs Fay Brown Edsall of Chicago,
returning from a tour of Yellowstone
Park and Salt Lake City, arrived in
Pueblo Saturday to visit her fa.ner,
Dan w. Brown, S24 West Abrienio ave
nue..
Mrs. l. W. Kilfoy and baby. who
have been visiting Mrs. Kilfoy's rar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George ]. Stumpf
and other relatives for a month rast,
left yesterday for their home in Okla
homa City. Okla. much to the regret
| of the family and hosts of friends who
entoyed the visit immensely.
Miss Agnes Beattie and Miss Eath-
crime Bigelow of New York CITY. and
Miss Clara Wilson of Pueblo. returned
on Friday from months trip to Alas
ka. going as far as Skacvay. The
trip was most thoroly enjoyed by tbs
three ladies'. who are cousins. and
their only regret is that It could moi
have been prolonged for another month
Misses Beattie and Bigelow are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Wilson on west thirteenth street, but
will leave for their home in New Yorl
/ today.
Mrs Sarah Robinson OF sturgis
Mich sister of Mrs. Paul Wilson. vii
arrive in Pueblo this week Cor a visit
of several weeks with her sister.
A C. Jones. Arthur Marvin. Charlie
A. Flucher and Harry Thompson. ar
over on the Cebaiia trying to catcl
some trout. and the party will no doub
have splendid time. but how they ex
pect to catch any fish over there afte
E n. Day and his son. Max. and &. F
Scribner and his son. Bert. spent two
weeks there. whipping that pretty LITTLE
stream and catching about all the trou'
there were in the creek. is somethinr
their friends cannot understand How
ever. the boys have promised a good
I many Of their friends trout dinners
and II you should happen to receive =
package postmarked Powderhorn you
will know It Is from the Jones' Marvin
Flucher-Thompson party.