Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-08
JEMEZ SPRINGS

o, L, Johnson of the Cebolla
went to San Ysidro to erect flour
mill.
Placido Jaramillo, sheriff of Va
lencia county, of Los Lunas; Juan
]. Gutierrez and wife and Miss
Josefita Armijo of Albuquerque,
have apartments at Abousleman's.
Elmer Fullerton, Joe Pettls.i
Jake Koflek, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. W..
Austin, Mrs. Ellen Arledge and son
Richard, Mildred Mosher, NJ. Aran-.
Ga and wife, Il. Baca and wife, NJ.
S. Chavez, Mary Chavez. Julia
Garcia OF Albuquerque, Mrs Mary
Gabrish, Miss Frances Gabrish of
Dennison. Tex. M. C. Carman and
family of Tucumcari, and o. F..
Feller and family of Gallup are
registered at Blocks.
Joe Scott. while attempting TO
cross Rio Chiquito last week, got
stuck in the quicksand. The water
in the river, which was unusually
high, came over the top of the
car, and the party, which consisted
OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. O'Loughlin,
had to crawl out over the hood
of the car. Even then they might
have drowned had 1t not been for
the assistance of an INDIAN Mr.
Scott, while trying to get the car
out Of the sand, broke two blood
vessels and had to come back to
Jemez for treatment.
Mr.. Benjamin was quite excited
when his watermelon disappeared
from the springs where it was
cooling. DR.. Eller had it hid very
well. but Mr.. Matson found it, and
the joke was turned on the player,
for Mr.. Benjamin found the water
melon under DIR. Eller's bed.
william Neidy is driving stage
for Blocks between Jemez Springs
Snd sulphurs.
DR.. Eller and his son. Howe,
went to the Vallecito Thursday and
caught seventeen nice trout.
Blocks electric light plant is In
working order now. temporarily. In
q few days it is expected to be I'M
ished, as the electricians have gone
to Albuquerque for the needed fix
lures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Flynn and Miss
Jennie Montoya of Gallup are stay
ing at Blocks apartments for
week.
A very severe rainstorm occurred
locally this week. The river camt
rushing down in one large, rec
mass. In spite of the storm th'
roads are reported to be In as gooe
condition as ever before.
A large crowd attended verl
Aniovable bale last saturday nign'
Mr and Mrs. M. S. Chavez ant
9,ta Garcia of Albuquerque nav
rrturned home after spending sew
esal Lays here.
n Folkmar, special government
&uca, from washington, D. c., wa
IN own Thursday. Mr.. FolKma
Vas haen in New Mexico since las
January to assist in taking IN
aaryfa. and has just completed /,
h5n (, cuba and the country mort
ID q where he gathered stats
sta not required from sreguia
e.,,, ,rators. He went 10 ban
i.ou Jemez pueblo.
Jre. Mclean Fenton was In TOW
,ost veek. having come down 10
heg ,riend. Miss Virgie McMiile
az Al,uqueraue, who will spehd he
Vaca on with Mrs. Fenton.
n M. Lang of the Albuqderqu
fsrastrv office and Mr.. Bacus
tne anita F'e office, spent som
t,rna recently in the Cebolla va
NV. With headquarters at Fehion
nyam ming timber on the Na.io,l'
soresf adjoining the Canyon de ga
Diego grant. /,
gorge F1uke expects to go
los Alamos, near Santa Fe'
WORK .,,,u r.,
cEarlie Fluke and family WI
move to Albuquerque this ran.
Ms. Jean Vanderveer can
ryaE from Cuba recently 10 WIS
FER ,rother, Mclean Fenton an
VIE. on the Cebolla.
M and Mrs. Sanford Roper
ana Younger daughter, with M
no It's brother. his wire an
~! en-, passed through town IA
Thu day en- route from their non
In Ga Albuquerque to a camp
the orks.
Tor Matson caught twel'
ry,,s rout last week. He Is spent
o. he summer at Fenton's.
al fiestas on August. 2 DIRE
I 5nsiderable attendance fro
nere one at yallecito, south
auh ur Springs, and the other
. Iarg4a, indian pueblo.