Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
ON
COLLEGE CAMPUS
IN PROGRESS
Institution to Have Private.
Telephone Systemi News
Notes Among the Agricultural
Students,
Especial Correspondent, to Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Agricultural College. Mesilla Park,
y. NJ, Jan. 6.-Mcn are busily en-
gagged leveling and plowing the coll
lege campus, preparatory TO seeding.
a great deal Of the ground has been
prepared and planted but the rabbits
have eaten the grass as tast as it
came UP. The horticultural depart
ment has disposed OF this pest TO a
great extent by the use or s~trYchnine.
The poison WAS placed ON green ale
falfa leaves ana lett where the rab-
bits could find IT,
Professor Frank Miller has just re-
turned with his bride from Traer'
Iowa. The college people all wish
them well in theif new bliss, but the
''Solteros.' of which Prot. Miller was
a member, have something more than
wishes in store for the couple. ms
"SOlteros," the 1.-Two young professors
of the college. have for the past week
been gathering horns, drums n sun
dry articles that viii make noise Tor
the purpose OF 9 ~serenade 4 sleep
less night is expected by the lnhapl-
tants.
Rev. AR. Lewis, of the Episcopal
| church of Mesilla Park. ~hns Just re-
turned from Deming. where he went
to conduct the funeral services OF
paul Eittrem. The young man had
been attending the military academy
at san Antonio. He was well when
he left for his home, but became SICK
and had to be carried from the train
on arriving home. Typhoid fever was
the cause Of death.
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The girls basketball team viii start
their first practice of the year this
evening. They have a game with the
varsity girls the latter part of TINS
month and win likely play another
team while in that town. There are
also some worthy opponents south
that VIII spur them on TO 10 their
best.
There was a mistake in the college
Ncws Notes" of January J.. Egbert
Merrill and Leslie Herman are husllN
engaged In getting ont the student am
nual publication, the "SWastika. Ohh
Scoggin is in the hospital at l1emlhs
under the care of an o~steopath ana
IS not connected with the 'SWastka.
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J. Elmer Fullerton, son of j. F. Full
lerton. viii leave for Albuquerque ia
the near future. where he viii nave an
operation performed for appendicitis
lie was lately examined in Las Cruces
BY leading physicians and they pro-
nounced his case quite acute.
Leo Kuster, who has been in the
valley for the last two years trying 10
regain his health, passed away On last
Friday. a brother of the deceased ar
lriyed and will accompany the remains
to Pensacola, Fla, where interment
VIII 5e made.
Mr.. R~oseboro. a real estate dealer,
living between Las Cruces and the
! college. had his leg broken by beinS
kicked by q horse while visiting with
his son near Deming. He is now al
Hotel Dicu, 81 Paso, Texas
Tho college is TO have its WI tele-
phone system. y switchboard mas
been placed in the college office and
Mrs. Green Will attend to L. Phones
are being placed in the offices oil al
the heads of departments.
Miss Claire BUELL.. a student Of the
college. who has been in El Paso for
Il couple Of months undef the care oi
"a specialist, has returned to that pace
after spending the holidays with her
parents in Mesilla Park.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Grant and their
daughter. Miss Grant. arrived this
morning at Mcsilla Park from Toyah,
Texas. MIR. Grant VIII invest IN val
ley land and the daughter viii engage
in teaching music.
Mr.. W. p. Goddard Of Glonwood, N
M, will soon move nis honseholi
goods. etc, To Mcsilla Park. lie VIII
bring with him thirty young horsea
and may open e livery business
Mr.. Gordon Goebel and Arner EIDE
have finished wiring President car
rison's new residence near Mesilia
Park. The current to furnish lisht
VIII be run from Las cruces.
Mr.. s.. r. Harlan has moved to tho
valley from South Boston. va, lie
intends purchasing valley land ana
VIII begin farming on a large scale.
Jim Morse from spokane, wash.
who has been visiting the Andersens
Tor the past few months, a entered
school for the second semester.
Higday & Hellburg. Of the Higday,
Henburg and Blair ToWnsite company
Of Columbus, y. NJ. ape in Las cru
ccs making some land dcals.
Edward Redding. member Of the
senior class. and his sister Ruby have
returned from Sinta Rita, where they
spent the holidays.
Harry simpson. teacher Of animal
~husbandry. and q. II. Reamcs were
visitors 70 the Pass city tie early part
of tie week.