Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-08
HOT SPRINGS

Mrs. George Billiard returned
last week from Santa Rita and
The Sapello where she had been
visiting her daughters, Mrs. Phil
lip Kelley and Mrs. Henry Her
rington bringing her daughter,
Miss Cecilia Richardson for the
opening of school term here.
Miss Lovena Ennes left last
Thursday for Ell Paso where she
will spend the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Ennes, while attending
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Shepard
and family are established for the
winter in their home in West
Main street for the purpose of
sending their son and daughter to
school.
Last Thursday the classmates of
Juanita Sweeney in the Union
Sunday school entertained for her
with a picnic supper in the park,
singing, readings and games, all of
which was hugely enjoyed by the
little honor guest and her little
hhosts, Amerlia Goetz, Edna An
drews, Annette Wilson, leila Mae
Formwalt, Genevieve Formwalt,
Ella Ray, frankie Emma Wallace,
Louise Howard, Faye Graham, Oh
ey Wallace and Avery Graham.
The guests were: little Miss Juan
tia Sweeney, Mrs. w. j. Henry,
Laura Johnson and Mae Graham.
Mrs. w. C. Kendall who CHANGED
to pass at the time was halted
and constrained to grace the feast
of sandwiches, pickles, cake and
fruit, very welcome guest indeed.
Mr.. John Formwalt, after es-
tablishing his family in the w. A.
Sheppard cottage on the summit
of Mount Airy, left last Tuesday
for Silver City where he is fore
nan on a ranch. Mrs. Formwalt
will put her little daughter leila
Mae in school here for the winter.
f. w. Bemis has sold his stock
of merchandise in Hot Springs to
A. A. and w. A. Sheppard who will
conduct the business at the same
place on West Main street.
Mr.. John Orekar. Jr., and sister
Miss Rosa Orekar motored to El
Paso Tuesday with Mrs. Dan Gal
ovich of Ell Paso who had been the
guest of the Orekars at the Gate
City apartments. Mr.. and Miss
Orekar returned Sunday bringing
an old friend with them, Mr.. M.
Milkovich, who will spend some
time in Hot Springs.
The Woman's Improvement club
commenced the club year with q
social meeting at the home OF Or
and Mrs. A. G. White. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served while the ladies planned
informally the club activities Tor
the following year.
The school board has secured the
Union chapel for the use of the
sixth grade pupils with Mrs. Nave
as teacher. -.
Sergeant F. A. Holmstrand, OF
the flying squadron at FIT. Bhss
Tex.. visited his wife here over
sunday. returning to his station
Monday
Mrs. w. r. Rymus, who is at the
Strings FIR i'm Gallup states Mr.
Andy Hooper of that place who
lately was bitten severely by a mac
dog is slowly recovering from the
infection atter n coufsc VI SCI uii
treatment by a local physician
with serum obtained from Los
Angeles. Mr.. Hooper is we'll known
in Hot Springs, having made many
trims here for the baths.
The Baptist Sunday school
while we'll supplied with musician'
and has regular organist, Il
training the young musicians II
public performance and last Sun
day little Miss Audrey Kiethle,
was the accompanist and acquitted
herself in a highly satisfactory
manner.
Miss May Scarborough accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. Ashby
left last Saturday for Array where
they are employed in the Array
schools, Miss May as principal. fol-
the coming year.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bruten were panied
to learn of Mr.. Bruten's death
Tuesday in Engle where he had