Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-25
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EDITORIAL SECTION.
JEMEZ SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Johnson, Helen
and Margaret Johnson and ]. Kor'
Der, of Albuquerque; B. F. Fill
more, Ell Paso, and J. F. NJ. Garcia
Silver Creek, Ariz.
Nerarez Garcia and daughter
Lala, Carlas Sabedra and Louis
Springer, of Old Albuquerque, were
here for few days.
Otto Mersman and DR.. J. H
Wroth went to Albuquerque Mon
day Mr.. Mersman returned We'd
nesday with his father in-law
George Corlis. of ST. Louis. DR.
Wroth returned Thursday.
Francis Lucero and family of AL
ameda are staying at Abouslemans
DR.. L. H. Chamberlin returned L
Albuquerque Wednesday after 6
visit of several weeks.
Micky Quier, of Albuquerque
came up with a party of friends
Mr.. Quier is staying at Mrs. Mil
ler's.
A. ]. Otero came home from the
Sulphers Monday after staying
there few days. Mr.. Otero says
that the rainy season has started
and the crops are looking fine
especially the potato crop which
promises a large amount of pota-
toes this year.
Government surveyors are sur
veying Baca location number |
again. Twice before government
surveyors have surveyed it and
twice private surveyors.
Elfego Pine has brought flock
of sheep from Santa Fe county TO
baca lot No. /. He expects to stay
there all winter. Mr.. Martinez alb
has a flock of sheep there.
Mr.. Brown, forest ranger. Is
working on a trail from Bland to
the Vallecito de los Indios, 1t Is
expected that this trail will also
reach the Jemez.
Frances Lucero and family, of
Alameda, are stopping at Abousle-
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Keeney, Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Gibson and son and
guest, of Belen, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Heaton. of Clayton, n. NJ,
are camping here.
Hugh Bryan, Wick Miller Fran
els Ferguson and Howard Pape
were here over last Saturday night
F. r, Wendell, of albuquerque,
is the prize fisherman of, the Je-
inez country. Mr.. Wendell camped
at the forks for five days and he
caught so many fish he had to send
for another car to help him carry
them home.
The following people are staying
at Blocks: Mr.. and Mrs Joe A.
Piece and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Jurcich and children, Garlic
Romero and children. of Gallup:
w. Lultimier Corona, Modesto Mar
tinez, Lew HoltZ, Roln Fuirco. and
Tudoro Ortega, Albuquerque; Fee
lipe Zamora, Lola Zamora, Old Al
buquerque, and A. G. Pohle, James
A. Pierce and son, Franklin, of Lo-
gan, N. NJ.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Porter and laugh
ter. Agnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Dishman
and daughter, Zolfa, and A. ]. At
kinson, Of Corona, camped here
Thursday night and then went up
the river fishing.
Rev. C. M. Fitzpatrick preached
his farewell sermon at the local
Presbyterian chapel last Sunday.
He has accepted charge at Yuma,
Colo. The departure of the Kill
patrick family is sincerely regretted
by friends of all faiths, both here
and at Jemez.
Mrs. e. Mclean Fenton rode
hng on he
bolla last Saturday to get the mall
Hugh Bryan has gone to Cebolla
to complete arrangements for
camping party of twelve, chaper-
oned by Mrs. r. w. D. Bryan,
which Is to come up soon.
Ralph Dunbar brought up his
cousin, Mrs. AL Frost and her
daughters, Ruth and Mabel, to
spend the 18th and 18th with the
Wroths.
The mail stage has been reaching
here very late for the last ten days
usually after 10 o'clock at night,
and patrons of the local office feel
that better horses should be used
on the route.
Luciano Baca, Of Canon. whose
wife died two months ago, has just
brought home a new bride.
Mrs. Melissa Lucero, of La lara,
came to see her mother, Mrs. Ju-
Llama sandoval, who has been in
poor health. Mrs. Sandoval is a
true pioneer of this valley, having
lived here when some of the springs
first broke out.
A very good Illustration of the
way rumors start and grow is !
found in the report circulated re-
Gently to the effect that young |
man who came here sometime ago |
as deputy game warden had been |
hung for shooting a friend. When |
sifted down it developed that a
young man, Spanish-American. |
overheard the men of party that |
he was taking to the Cebolla in n |
wagon, say that Blanchett { a name |
sounding somewhat like that of the !
game warden) had been hung, and |
the driver told hts friends, unwl:-
tingly using the wrong name.
A heavy shower last SUNDAY at
trrnoon apparently marked the he.
ginning OF the summer rains, but |
they have SO far failed to appear.
Mr.. Stone, general manager 0.
the Home Oil company, with Of
fees In Albuquerque. had a room a.
Blocks recently.
]. M. Boswell. the Albuquerque
grocer. with his brother in Jaw,
Mr.. Klingman, of Oklahoma CITY,
had successful fishing camp at
the forks.
Mrs. VIM, Wiereke is taking The
baths at the Sulphurs for rheuma-
tism, .----s- s--s--