Albuquerque morning journal., 1920-08-01
Nell, Mexico State
Netus
EDITORIAL SECTION.
JEMEZ SPRINGS

Mt, ana MRS. chester +. BebDer
and daughter, who camped here
for several days, moved up nearer
the Forks, where fishing is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Otero, accom-
panied by Sister John Baptist of
Bernalillo. and Sister Dolorine of
Denver, went to the Sulphurs and
back, Wednesday. The trip up was
made in two hours, a remarkably
short time.
One OF the biggest events of the
year, the feast day of Our Lady of
the Rosary, will take place August
Is. There will be vespers at the
church on the 14th, high mass on
the 18th and bale in the after
noon as we'll as at night. There
will also be a gallo pulling, or IL a
gallo is unebtainable, a gallina
pulling. horse racing and many
other stunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romero of Los
Lunas returned home Friday.
A. ]. Otero has gone to Canyon
after his second cutting of alfalfa
He reports that while the potato
crop is doing fine, the oats, wheat
and barley looks bad, due to the
dry season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lyston are
the parents of son. born Thurs
day morning, July 20. Mother and
child are reported doing nicely.
Charles johnson and mother re-
turned home to the Cebolla, Friday,
from Thoreau, where Mr.. o. L..
johnson went to put up the saw
mill. which he moved from the
Cebolla. Mr.. johnson will remain
in Thoreau for a while to help get
the mill In running order.
Steve Coseman came up on the
stage Monday from Gallup. Mr..
Coseman went on to the Sulphurs
Tuesday.
Benny Ortiz, Teofilo c. sanchez,
M. 8. Chavez, wife. baby and sister,
Miss Julia Garcia. are camping
here.
M. OLaughnn and wife Of Albu-
querque, Mrs. Mahboub of Califor-
nalillo, and Mrs. Malouf of Las
Vegas, are staying at Abousleman's.
Misses Lillian and Rose Abousle
man returned home Tuesday. Miss
Lillian had a fine time in Califor-
MIA, telling, as one of the most ex-
citing events, of a visit to Mexico,
Miss Rose went by automobile
through Colorado. visiting all of
the noted places. Both girls had a
''perfly wonderful time"
s. T. Vann, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L.
Blair and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Braun and Mr., Braup's father,
came up on the 18th for their va
cation, and Joined Mrs. Vann and
sons, who have spent the month
here. Mr.. Braun. Sr., reached AL
buauerque from st. Louis on the
10th. The whole party returnedI
to Albuquerque last Wednesday.
L. D. Lemley, from the telephone
station on the upper Cebolla, Mrs.
Fedderson and Charles Johnson OF
the Cueva, were in town on busi-
ness last week, !
A rumor that one of the local
stores had been bought by Gallup
man seems to have been without
foundation. Il
Richard vann, the 13-year-old
sorl Of Sam Vann, caught fine
12-inch trout in the river bound
ing the Shields place. He imme-
diately hit upon the novel plan OF
marking a ruler on his fishing pole,
70 as to measure his later catches
without delay.
Invitations were received here for
the marriage In Bernalillo on July
26 OF lose v. Montoya, son of Mes
tor Montoya of Vallecito, and Miss
Ceferina Griego, daughter of Juan
NJ fxriego of Bernalillo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Cox and
daughters plan to come up from
next week for TWO
weeks vacation.
Frank Wendell moved his camp
from the Forks to the Springs, hav-
ing found it too cool for comfort
st the former location.
Every room at Blocks is full.
It was even necessary to establish
one party of campers in a large
vacant store room.
Mr., and Mrs. G.. w. Austin, Mrs.
Ellen Arledge and son Richard,
Mildred Mosher, Elmer Fullerton.
Toe Pettus, and f. J. Dunn, all OF
a AYbuoueroue; Mrs. Mary Gabush
and Miss Frances Gabush of Den
nison, Texas, were among the new
arrivals last week.
Mrs. l. M. Fee, her daughter
-atherine and sons John and Will
lam. accompanied by friend, Mr..
Goodrich, came up from Aibuquer-
Tue last Thursday and TOOK rooms
1t Mrs. Miller's. Miss Virgie NC
Millen, who was also one OF tne
party, is to visit her friend, MRS
D. Mclean Fenton. Jr, on the Ce-