Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03

days in town looking after business af-
/ fairs.
f. C. Page of Alabama returned
/ home this week after visit with
Magdalena friends.
j. A. Putnam of the Quemado coun-
try made business trip to Magdalena
this week, spending several days.
W. Harris made trip to Hot
Springs on Wednesday
Z. Hilton came over from Socorro
on Thursday looking after business
interests.
Mrs. A. Atherton returned 70 Mag
dalena after several weeks visit 10
relatives in Denver. Colo. Her faith
er, W. Jones. accompanied her on the
return trip and will be a guest at the
Atherton home for several weeks
X. l.. Douglas of Kelly made a fly
ing business trip to Magdalena on
Thursday.
John Jones came in from Blue,
ArlZ., and spent several days COM
bining business with pleasure.
| Word has been received from Char
lie Lent2, stationed at Gulf Port, Miss,
saying he expects to be discharged
from the camp soon, and be on his
| way to Magdalena.
Mrs. G. V. Hackney is home from
san Marcial where she spent ten days
the guest of relatives.
Henry Goesling is in from his ranch
home to attend the cattlemen's con-
yention on Monday.
Mrs S. Campbell and baby daugh-
ter have returned to their home in
Los Angeles, Calf. after a delightful
visit of several weeks in the Macta-
wish home.
Mrs. Juan Garcia entertained the
Tuesday afternoon card club.
Miss Percilla Luna. who has been
spending several weeks in Socorro the
guest of friends, arrived home on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Chapman, and
baby of Aragon were visitors in Mag
dalena several days this week
NJ. Coleman of Quemado, was look
ing after business matters in town on
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brien left Tuesday
for Huston, Tex. in response to a
telegram announcing the sudden
death of their son, who fell from an
airplane and was instantly killed.
The circle of Presbyterian church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Munro
on Thursday afternoon.
Reamer Cox. ST.. of Deming is in |
Magdalena spending the week end
with friends and attending the cattle
mems convention.
Dale Eyer was called to Albuquer- |
que Friday on business.
Mrs. A. Munns and daughter, Eliz- |
abeth, spent several days this week, |
guests at Hot Springs.
]. Porter of Reserve, made a trip to |
Magdalena on Thursday to care for |
business affairs.
+. Brooks left Magdalena on Thurs |
day for southern Texas. where he will |
make an extended visit with his |
brother and other relatives.
Mrs. Abe Alexander of Aragon |
came to Magdalena on Tuesday and !
spent several days the guest of friends. |
Fred Knob lock came in from the |
ranch this week to visit his mother, |
and to attend to business for the |
ranch.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will /
reopen on Sunday morning after being
closed for one month, giving the chill
dren as we'll as the older ones a sum-
mer vacation.
r. Pheister is on our streets again
after an illness of several weeks.
There will be a meeting in the city
hall on Friday evening for the pur-
pose of recognizing a chamber of
Miss Rosa Barreras returned
home Wednesday from Socorro, where
she had been in attendance at the
teachers institute.
Mrs. j II. Quinn is able to be out
again after an illness of several
weeks.
A number of Magdalena boys have
gone to the Texas oil fields seeking
Among them are Carl
Hudson, Ian McLaren, Paul Burlin-
game and Cap Oliver.
William Bates. wife and daughter
who have been the guests of Mrs. Ed.
Dickens and family for the past two
weeks, left for Albuquerque for few
lays sightseeing before leaving for
heir home in Memphis, Tenn
A recruiting party of several men
we're in Magdalena this week. recruit
ng for the engineers. They were on q
return trip from Santa Fe to Fort II
Bliss, travelling by a regular army