Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-29

Mrs, NJ. Caps of oklahoma is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Marshall,
chief operator of the local tele-
phone office.
Miss Helen Easton is leaving for
Flagstaff, to enter the Northern
Arizona Normal school,
Baggagemaster Chas. Whitfield,
wife and infant son, have returned
from q months visit to relatives
and friends in Missouri.
Miss Evelyn Duncan, one of the
high school teachers, gave an in
teresting address on Missions in
SPAIN" to the members of the
Methodist Sunday school.
AS farewell courtesy to Mrs. A.
Johnson, who left Sunday for Cali
fornia, the ladies of the Maccabees
entertained informally Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j..
Hudson, AS token of the high
esteem in which Mrs. Johnson is
held, she was presented with gift
OF one-half dozen sterling tea
spoons, each being inscribed with
view Of the Grand Canyon.
Oscar Emmerson, an employee Of
the Saginaw Lumber company,
with his family left overland for
California. They Joined the A..
johnson party.
Mrs, Theo. kellogg of Guthrie,
Okla, visited her sister, Miss Edna
Ritzenthaler, and sightseeing tours
Lowell Observatory at Flagstaff
were enjoyed by the sisters.
Merry fisherfolk at Howard
Lake Saturday were: Mrs. A. Miller
and Mrs. Bert Kearney. A nice
string of fish are proof of their
abilities in the sport. They also re-
ported several hundred wild duck
as being present at the lake, but
the ducks refused to be vamped so
they intend to soon resort to the
shot gun weapons.
Mr., Felix Alcorn was host to a
merry dancing party last saturday
4 evening at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Fletcher BLY,.
After a visit with her mother,
! Mrs. Nellis and her brother john,
Mrs. j, Kuhn left Tuesday for a
short visit with relatives in Los
Angeles, before returning to her
home in New York city.
Mr.. Felix Alcorn has resigned his
position with the Saginaw Lumber
company and will assume the duties
as manager of the hardware de-
partment of the johnson and Nc
Conkey firm.
II. Norton Cope Of the local for
est service office, left Saturday for
Columbus, Ohio, to meet his wire
who has been visiting in the east.
They expect to return to Williams
in two weeks,
Miss Gordon and party of
friends, which consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Lowe and daughter, Ardith,
Miss Bertha Hoffner and little Jean
Pinkard, went on an exploration
trip down in the Cathedral Caves,
which are situated thirteen miles
beyond Ashfork. Descent into the
caves was made by means of lad
ders of two flights, and then. the
party, aided by lanterns and flash
lights explored about fifty feet into
the caves depths. Fascinating Tor
nations of pillars, ranging in size
from pencil dimensions to a six
inch diameter, we're seen every
where. The stalactites were partic-
ularly beautiful.
Miss Grace Graham, of Jones'
VILE, Mich, niece of the late Mr.
G.. NJ. Graham is at the Cherokee
hotel. Miss Graham was be-
queathed the estate of her uncle, In
almost its entirety and she is here
to settle up the inheritance.
Town Clerk Jerry Lee has pur-
chased an interest in the Mercantile
firm of James Kennedy and will
assume his new duties on the first
OF October.
A party of hunters, including
Messrs. Davidson \, Quinn and Cum
mings, who were in the vicinity OF
the B. +. Sweetwood ranch, caused
their families small amount of APP
prehension, through continued
overstay of the trips expected dur
ton. An investigator found the
party had been detained by a
breakdown"
Miss Edna Edwards is the new
assistant to the town clerk.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Elliott, in their delightful
manner, entertained with dinner
party. The after-dinner hours were
spent in bridge. The guests OF the
evening were: DIR. and Mrs. II. A.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nordyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Duffy, Mr.. ami
Mrs. George Kimball and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Lee.
The Sultan receives the largest