Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-02
HOT SPRINGS

Mrs. Rentfrew and daughter,
Miss Era Rentfrew, left last Sat
Iurday for their home in Mesilla
Park, where miss Era will resume
her duties as secretary to the dean
of general science at the A. and
M. college.
Noel Turner returned from a
motor trip to Mountainair last Sat
Iurday.
Miss Lavora Ennes has gone to
Ell Paso for visit with her broth
ier, Leon and wife.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Lard are visit
ing Mrs. Lard's grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Whatley at Miami,
Oklahoma, and expect to prolong
their visit indefinitely. as Mr.. Lard
has a position in the bank at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap, of Ft. Sum-
Iner, entertained Mrs. Frances f.
nixon and Mrs. Laura Wilson John
son with a fish supper at the tenn
porary home Of the Dunlaps Fri
day night after the democratic
meeting in Liberty hall.
Mrs. Ethel B. Crull left Long
Beach yesterday and will arrive in
Hot Springs tomorrow, ready to
take her old place in the primary
department of the school. Mrs.
Crulls mother will join her here
later to avoid the disagreeable
California winter climate,
Mrs. Frank Isis, who has been
spending a vacation of two weeks
in Hot Springs, returned to her
home in Las Cruces Thursday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews, of Spear
man, Texas, arrived in Hot Springs
to spend the winter in an effort to
restore Mr.. Andrews health.
Miss Delfina Olguin, of FL Paso,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cecil
Phillips, and is expected to remain
the balance Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Muntz left
Wednesday for points in the Pecos
valley to be gone about a week
making the trip by auto. Soon
after their return they expect to
return to their former home on
business, but will return to Hot
Springs to spend the winter.
The Boys Junior class of the
Union Sunday school enjoyed one
of their oft recurring hikes last
Tuesday under the direction of their
teacher, Mrs. Johnson. They went
down the river as far as the lower
bosque where they enjoyed playing
in the water and swimming con-
tests, together with two very sub
stantial lunches under the big
trees. A part Of the time was en-
ployed in trying to rid the finest
trees OF the destroying mistle-
toe, which is rapidly destroying the
grove. Those enjoying the day and
the generous gifts of melons by the
farmers along the route home were:
Walter Fries, Eugene Goetz, Fred
White, Kenneth Hart, Kendrick
Martin, Harley Skinner, Jesse Skin
ner, Ralph Bolander and Mrs. Laura
johnson. The tramp home was
along the shore of the river and
cleverly passed in the neighborhood
of every melon field within four
miles of town.
Mrs. J. j. Tofoya with her chill
dren, CecilX, Bonnie and Elois, are
spending a week in Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Martin have
as their guest Mr.. Martins mother,
from Clovis.
j. M. Hatley, wife and daughter
are representing Ramah, n. NJ, at
the Springs and taking a course OF
baths.
Mrs. II. L. sorber, after six
months as landlady at the Richard
son hotel, left Wednesday for her
home in San Marcial, where she
will reside in the future.
Mrs. N. S. Sweeney, Jr., and lit
tie daughter, Juanita. left yester-
day for her old home in Texas, in
an effort to regain her falling