Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-11
JEMEZ SPRINGS


querque in his car last Thursday
expecting to be absent several day.
on business.
Lee Vann, the 11-year-old sor
of Mr. and Mr., and Mrs. S. f
Vann, caught a fine 10-inch trout
in the river at the foot of the
! Shields place, where the family is
spending this month.
Q. a. Matson and son came ur
with the crowd for the Fourth. Mr..
Matson returned to Albuquerque
on the 5th, and Junior went to
the Cebolla on the same day with
! Mclean Eenton to spend the sum-
mer
Miss Bessie Shields is to teach
school at Springerville, Ariz.,
next winter. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Johnson and
son, Charles, We're at Mrs. Mil
lers last week, en- route to Albu-
querque. Mr. Johnson, who lives
in the CucVa, ten miles north Of
here, superintendent the moving Of
the saw-mill which he has sold to
Albuquerque parties, and he and
his men had strenuous time get
ting the heavy machinery over the
narrow mountain roads.
Mrs. Al Frost and children are
expected very soon to visit Mrs.
Frosts cousin and aunt, Mrs. j.
H. Wroth and Mrs. w. H. Burke.
Il. Il. Bliss took his sister-in-
law, Miss Bessie, to the Cebolla
last week, Mr.. Bliss has returned
to Albuquerque but Miss Brown
will spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs, Mclean Fenton.
Eugene Baca went to Albuquer-
que after spending several weeks
at the Sulphur Springs. While
here, he took his meals at Mrs.
Millers'. Mr.. Baca was here
time he was restored to health and
gained fifty pounds after a seri-
Gus illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Strumquist
and two of their children, with
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Gales and
SON. and Mr.. Cudabac, came up
from Albuquerque on Saturday
for the 4th and 5th. Messrs.
Strumquist and Gales went to
the Cebolla in one of the cars,
caught a fine string of trout and
returned Monday evening, when
the party started at once for
home.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Vann with
their two sons, Mrs. Vann, Sir,
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Blair and son,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Braun,
OF Albuquerque, came up on Sat
urday, the Bird. The most of The
party went back to town on Mon
day, expecting to return on the
18th. Mrs. Vann and sons re-
manned.
Mrs. Nye Martin and two chill
dren and Mrs. Claude Davis and
three children, had room at Mrs
Mlller's Sunday night,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mersman
went to Albuquerque in their car
last Thursday to bring up the
and sister of Mrs. ,Mers-
man who will make them a Visit.
The Navajo Indian scare pene-
trated to the Cebolla valley, north
west of here. VIM. Wieneke
brought word that rumors of an
Indian uprising had caused I'M
easiness among nearby rancheis.
1t developed, however, that a
medicine-man had prophesied that
the world would be destroyed by
flood on Saturday July Bird, and
the Indians gathered on the high
est mountains they could find, in
lieu of an ark, hoping tn escape
the fate of Noah's contemporaries
Tho fn11nuttv,er G.
tered at the Hotel Clay; S, Haas,
Mrs. r. Mirabel and children, Gal
lup; j. A. Pumus, Mrs, Ed Farr
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney We'll.
Ivan Meehan, George Neher,
Harry Davis, octave b. Clarke.
Miss Florence WELLER, David Well
ler Byron WELLER, Julian Mandell,
II. A. Cudabac, Herbert Gales and
family, Don Cavanaugh, T. e.
Whitman and wife, o. A. Matson1
and son, Frank Midlen, S. J. Lew
inson. Mr., and Mrs, Nye Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, +. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. James johnson, Miss Masie
Martin, Miss Charlotte Martin,
Mrs. Rose Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerre Haggard and Micky, Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry D. Rothman, James
NJ. Johnson, Arthur Nye, +. e.
Hilmer, II. A. Smith of Albuquer-
lue; Miss Edna Peace, South Bend. |
Ind; Claudine Hutter, Lynchburg.
Va; Cyrus Fisher, New York city;
$. Abraham and wife, Old La
guna; Felix Candelaria, Cubero.
r. b. Price of Booker. Texas. |
and Ed Pope of Indianapolis, Ind,
are camping here. Mr.. Price has
received great benefit from the
baths.
Among those who stayed over the
Fourth with Blocks, are +. j. BY
ars, Los Angeles; Eugenio Baca,
George Fluke and William Wei
neke, Cebolla; Frank Shutz, Albu-
luerque. Mr.. George, Albuqucr-
que; Sam Eliot, Santa Fe; John |
l.. Burnett and brother, st, Louis. |
Miss Sarah Abousleman went to-
Santa Fe Wednesday. Her mother,
Mrs. M. Amousleman will return
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs, McGrory, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Nicholson. and Mr.. Callahan,
who were fishing 10y the saw mi l.
stopped here d few days on their
way home.
Dr. Dan Morgan Smith of Flor
da, and DIR. Chamberlain of Albu-
luerque, are staying at Mrs. Mil |