Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-25
CAMP wHIICOMB.
The Popular Mountain Resort visited by
Many Yesterday.

The Popular Mountain Resort visited by
Many Yesterday.
Yesterday was a gala day at the camp,
there being present one Of the largest
crowds Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb entertained at
dinner yesterday, over thirty.1ye people,
aud all spoke highly OF the dinner served.
Miss Nellie Emery, one Of the popular
lady clerks at the Golden Rule Bazaar,
who has spent the past two weeks at the
camp, returned to the city last evening,
greatly improved in health.
Al. Frost and will. Springer drove out
Saturday aud came back this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Walsh and family, and
Miss Cora Gehring, were among the nu.
merous guests. The Walsh family re.
turned 10 the city last night but expect
to go back to day and join the army Of
campers.
g. W. Smith, superintendent OF the mo-
tive power at the Santa Fe shops, Misses
Annie and Sue Dennis, Bob Dennis, Miss
Clara Oleson, W. II. Elfickson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike McCue, were there, and all en-.
ioyed themselves immensely.
Earl Swartzel, Charlie BOatright and
Claude WingO were a trio who made the
trip on wheels. Coming home, Earle
back tire came off and he took the FIRST
buggy that came along.
Mrs. b. II. Ives, Mrs. A B. Brown, Mrs.
Brooks, Misses Lizzie Walsh aud Bessie
Brooks, are comfortably quartered in the
stone building, and all seem to be enjoy.
ing themselves.
A. h. ID. C~arscallen and T. X. Gully
drove out to the camp Saturday after.
noon and returned last evening.
Messrs. Cotton, Brown, Brooks, Sann
and Dougherty were among the many
bicyclists who spent the day at the camp
Miss Margaret McGillivray is enjoying
the fine climate and will remain till Fri
day.
Dr. X. j. Alger and o. A. MatsOn were
among the many visitors OF the day, also
Mr.. Coulter, OF the Golden Rule.
Three miles from the camp is the Ce.
dar canon, where the Bishop Pratt party
are camped.
Most all OF the visitors at the camT
made the trip to the cliffs after dinner
and amused themselves swapping kodaC
pictures and rolling big boulders down
to the bottoms.
Charley White, Ernest DOugherty, jim
Tierney and Misses Cora Gehring ant
Bessie Brooks were u crowd that walked
TO San Lorenzo springs in the morning
The scenery at the springs is very pretty
there being two caves and a waterfall.
Mr.. Williams, OF Rupees drug store, II
enjoying life at the camp and will re
main a week or 30.
Mrs. Harry Miles is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. II. g. whitcOmb.
Charley White and Jim Tierney started
to the camp Saturday evening on wheels
at $3.50, and had a hard time gettinS
there. 1t was 80 dark they had to walk
good ways and feel for the road. They
arrived there at 1890.
Americas Digneo, who works for c. A
Hudson, attempted to ride down CAM
Whlteomb hill, and lost control OF hi
wheel. He had a hard fall, receiving al
ugly cash on the right temple and bruis
ing his chin and hands. The wheel wa
not hurt. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. HOcket
dressed his wounds, and after resting
while he continued home. Don't thinl
he will want 10 ride down that hill
again,
Among those "tenting on the old cam
ground" we noticed Mr., and Mrs. I'D
HOckett and Mrs. Hockett's sister; Mra
s. b. Gillett and family, and Miss Fanni
Rathbone. Mr.. Gillett spent yesterda
at the camp visiting his family, Seyera
more are expected this week.
Camp Whitcomb Is a very pOpula
place to spend a day or a week, and MI
Whitcomb is kept busy attending to hi
guests. p, d. Q.
Kansas city market.
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