Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
New Mexico State
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JEMEZ SPRINGS

The following guests are regis
tered at the Hotel Clay: S. r.
Witcher, Mr.. Stewart, ]. R. Mira
bel and family, Roy Mcdonald and
wife, O. A. Matson, Norinne M.
Switzer, Hugh T. Jones, Sam Ste
vens, DIR. Bates and wife of Albu-
querque, Sigmundi Haas of Gallup
and Mrs. Charles Krause of El
Paso.
Last week has marked the be-
ginning of haying season. There
is an unusually large crop of hay
this year. The prospects of har-
yesting the hay was pretty dark
on the Clay ranch last Tuesday
until some of the hotel guests,
headed by Mr.. H. E. Sherman,
went down to the field and helped
out.
S. r. Witcher and Mr.. Stewart
Of Albuquerque have gone to the
Cueva, where they have purchased
the saw-mill. They intend to move
the present saw-mill and Mr.. john
ston will put up a new one.
Father Anthony. who has taken
the place of the late Father Will
Jams, held his first service last
Sunday. There was an unusually
large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin of Gallup,
" no spent several days here and
5 t the Sulphurs, have returned
ONE.
n. Mr.. ]. r. Clark and Mr.. o. T.
fohnston made a trip to Albuquer-
ue and back last week. Mr..
larke has Just returned from his
I econd trip.
Mr.. Roberts, who spent several
weeks camping at Ceballo, returned
to his home in Gallup. He took
with him loads of fish, which he
had caught while there.
Mrs. j. G. Herkenhoff and
daughter Eunice, and Mr.. Jim Nc
Donald, are here for two weeks.
Bill Mcdonald expects to spend
g few days here next month.
Mr.. Leo Tomei and family. who
epent several weeks here, have
gole up to the Sulphurs.
fhe stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolfo Martinez Wednesday.
leaving them son.
Daniel Mestas, who has been suf-
fering with the quinsy, has recov-
cred enough to be able to be out
egain.
Mrs. M. Abousleman and daugh-
Ter, Sarah, have gone to Santa Fe.
Mrs. Abousleman expects TO stay
in santa Fe for awhile. Sarah Will
return Saturday with Rose ana
Josephine, the latter who has been
attending Loretto academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillie Salazar ana
baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gilbert,
4 Ir. and Mrs. 1gnacio Chavez OF
I 'elen and Mr.. and Mrs. Jose X.
fMirabel and family of Albuquerque
are stopping at Abouslemans.
4 Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Boyer OF
Take Preston, s. D.; Mrs. Spence
~. daughter Grace Of Carrizozo'
M: and Mr.. and Mrs. Staple,
genio Baca, Mr.. and Mrs. Cohea
i baby, Mrs Cohea's mother ana
ter: also Mr.. Riley and wire
IN Gallup, are staying at Blocks:
4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Booth and
lghter have returned to Albu-
n Cox. of the First Savings
NJ in Albuquerque, has leaseo
shields cottage for the sum-
heavy frost at the Cueva ten
GOO was an unprecedented
ak Of nature for that vicinity
harm was done the vegetation:
nartv made up Of Mr.. and
william Wieneke, Mrs. Wien.
Z. hrother. Martin Dempwolf.
his two daughters, and H. A.
nles and family are vacationing
the Cebolla, the guests of the
Axe families. -
ii n and Mrs. H. A. Cohea anu
~ are In town. They spent tiie
inner here last year.
,cal hotels and cottages are
hg,st of the time these DAYS
ESke are always several camp
es here and at the Forks
ale north.
often the case, there is
G of fruit In this valley de-
u the scarcity elsewhere. Pie
ferries will be ripe In few days.
IDr. F. C. Bakes. and wife of
( ,uouerque are in town for
~ days. !.
,nding the summer here, seek
relief from asthma. He In
,ch better health after even
weeks of our climate ana not
neral waters. N :.
LIT is understood that work Is
/ ing pushed by the Forest service
A d trail from the Rito de los
Y Holes, near Santa Fe. TO TINS