Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-27
Magdalena

Mrs. Van Deveter of Reserve and
Mrs. Jennie Snyder of Blue, Aris., who
nave been at Hot Springs for several
weeks, stopped in Magdalena several
Gays en- route to their respective
homes.
Mrs. T, G. Turk Is entertaining her
sister and two children from Houston
! Tex They expect to be at the Turk
nome several weeks,
Postmaster Lentz is on the sick list
Mrs. Sue Rogers is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at Hot Springs.
| Mr., and Mrs. p. Argal and baby
marion have returned from ten days
visit with relatives in Denver, colo,
Their daughter, Miss Frances, who
mas been in Denver the past two
months, the guest of her grand
parents, accompanied her parents on
the return trip,
II. McCarty and family moved this
week to Miami, Ariz., where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
Friends have received word from
Rev. Caldwell and family. They are
now III Portland, Ore, enjoying them
serves and expect to be back in Mag.
dalena not later than Sept, 1st
Mrs. Claud Killnger is leaving for
81, Louis, Mo. to visit relatives. Mrs.
klliinger expects to be absent from
her home about six weeks.
Miss Lena Lentz has gone to FL
Paso to be the guest of relatives for
several weeks
Mrs. Ed Dickens has for her guest
her brother. VIM. Bates, and family
of Memphis, Tenn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Hudson and
n H.. IL
a weeks visit to relatives at Reserve.
Miss Elizabeth Munnins delight
fully entertained a number of her lit
tie girl friends on Wednesday after
noon at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. E. Oliver. Dainty refreshments
were served by the little hostess to
her guests, who were Misses Ruth
Rogers, Mildred Mayo. Lillian De-
wolf, Dorothy Craig, Robin Woolgar,
Marjorie Mayo, Lillian Munro and
Helen Hopkins.
Miss Marie Snodgras spent the
week with friends at Reserve.
Mrs. Harry Neff has for her house
guest her sister from Albuquerque.
Roy Dalton of Lorenzo, Tex, passed
through Magdalena this week en-
route to his ranch in the Quemado
country.
Mrs. r. L. Butler and children,
Royden and Helen, and Mrs. Herman
Funke are enjoying a vacation at Hot
Springs.
Miss Catherine Nichols is in Albu-
querque to spend the remainder of the
summer with her grandparents.
j. Mactavish has gone to st. Louis
on business trip of several weeks.
The Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist church enjoyed an all-day
picnic on Thursday at the country
home of Walter Medley. About fifty
were present to enjoy the day, especl-
ally did the children enjoy themselves,
the dinner being one of the main at
fractions. Tee cream, lemonade. fried
chicken, with an abundance of other
things that go to make a real picnic
dinner.
G. F. Hannly of Reserve was bust
ness visitor in town on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goesling was
in from the ranch several days this
week
J. C. Mathes of Quemado was trans
acting business in Magdalena Thurs
day. My
Mrs. Hackney is spending the week
in San Marcia1., the guest of relatives
Parker Quinn was able to leave for
the ranch on Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Henderson of Que
mado were Magdalena visitors several
days this week.
Fred Nichols was a business visitor
In Albuquerque the first of the week.
The foundation for the new gram
mar school is soon to be started and
the building to be finished by January
/. 1920.
A number of people from Socorro
San Antonio and San Marcial were in
Magdalena on Tuesday attending the
fiesta.
Ned Bergman has been enjoying
weeks outing at Hot Springs.
Frank Shelton was business WISH
tor in Ell Paso on Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. f, Stone has accepted a
position in the Magdalena bank.
Mrs. w. Miller spent the weekend
in Albuquerque.
Claud Killinger, f.. Willenstine and
j. Stone will leave for Hot Springs
the coming week for stay of two
weeks. -
The executive board of the New
Mexico Cattle association will meet in
Magdalena on Monday, August 4th.