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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-12
Magdalena


Mrs. e. Oliver has gone to Dallas
Texas, to spend the winter with hel
daughters.
Postmaster Engle of Quemado
made a business trip to Magdalena on
| Tuesday
Thomas Tucker of Fairview, on
Thursday, was married to Miss Ger
I trude Chandler of Las Cruces. Mr.. and
Mrs Tucker will make their home at
Faiiyiew.
Mrs. e. Suddeth of Quemado. spent
Sunday and Monday with friends here.
Miss Ida Bryant entertained a com
pany Of friends at her home in the
south part of town on Saturday even
ing in honor of her house guest Miss
Lyla johnson of Quemado.
Adolfo Torres of Albuquerque, is
spending the week with the family OF
Nep Torres.
Ed Otero of Los Lunas spent sew
eral days looking after his ranches
west of town.
r. L. Babeock has just returned
from several weeks stay at the Ran
ger oil fields.
Mrs. r. Lentz is in Ell Paso visiting
her daughter.
Frank Chavez of Belen, was a bust
ness visitor in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Shelton and son Earle,
are at Hot Springs for a couple OF
weeks.
The ladies of the Presbyterian circle
viii be entertained on Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Porter.
Rev j. j. Richards. who has been
pastor of the Methodist church of
Magdalena for the past two years, has
heeni assigned to Tularosa. Rev. Van
derpool, who has been at Tularosa will
have charge of the Magdalena church.
Rev. and Mrs. Richards and little
daughter left Friday for their new
home.
The Parent-teachers' association
held their regular monthly meeting on
Friday afternoon at the high school.
The Presbyterian church will OBJ
serve rally day on Sunday, october 2
on Friday evening the young folks
enjoyed a dance at the Liberty hotel.
Mrs. S. Exter and children left this
past week for Cerrillos, n. NJ, where
they will visit relatives,
Roy Mcclure OF Dallas, Texas, is in
Magdalena visiting his sister, Mrs. T
c. Turk and will remain during the
winter.
The Game Protective association
will reorganize at meeting to be held
in the Hotel Aragon on the evening OF
October IA.
Senator Frank Hitchcock spent sew
eral days the past week in Magdalena
Mrs. Lyla johnson, who has beer
the house guest of Miss Ida Bryan, has
returned to Quemado.
Mr. and Mrs, 7. r. Cocker and chill
dren of Datil spent the greater par
of the past week with relatives here.
DR.. Lopez, who has been confined
to his bed for the last ten days, i.
reported better.
G.. II. Thomas OF Albuquerque, wa!
in town Friday.
r. Atkins is on the sick list.
Ira Young is spending his vacation
with his people in Illinois,
Louis Fonville OF Albuquerque, wa!
visitor in Magdalena several days the
past week.
Charles Coney of Rosedale, came (
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Santa Rita, which is in the FL Paso
district. santa Rita is mining town
near Silver city. ana REV. Redmon
will make arrangements to place his
wife i'm a sanatarium at silver City.
Rev Rodmon made a host of friends
who were reluctant to see him so.
Mrs. r. e. RoWells, daughter, Mrs.
Rose, and granddaughter, left this
week for visit to Colorado City, Colo,
and also will visit Palestine, Texas, be-
fore returning home
Mrs. Lena Maxwell received the sad
word that her mother. Mrs. Kempf of
Olmsted. KY, was dead. Mrs Maxwell
is teacher at Havener.
Born. TO Mrs G.. c. Heston Of Mel
rose, a daughter. Friday. Mr. Heston
is agent at Melrose.
L. r. Conarty formerly agent at
Clovis but now located at Slaton, pass
ed through Clovis Sunday with his
bride, French girl, whom he met
overseas, They We're married in New
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University Notes

The Kappa Delta M sorority enter
tained their friends at a dance last
night In the Woman's club The ball
room was artistieally decorated n the
sorority colors-two shades of purple.
Delicious punch was served from a
table trettily decorated with flowers.
Those who danced were the Misses
Katherine Conway, Ruth Tompkins,
Dorothy Stephens, Hortense Switzer
Beatrice Scissor, Helen barrow, Fran
ces Bear, Clare Bursum, Alice Lewis,
Kathleen Darrow, Dorothy McAllister
Kathrine Mcdowell. Kathrine Shot
well, Jessie Venabie, Violet jain
Mayme Mills, Sarah Herrick, Fabiola
Gilmore, Irene Boldt, Grace Stortz
the Messrs. Herkenhoff, A. Bruce, b
Foraker, l.. Boldt, La Praik, Scruggs
c. Boldt, Samson, Wolking, Mcclure
Sganzini, Gray, Short, Craig, Burnoy
Peters, Gilmore, Barr, Sneed, Herman.
dez, Ward, Olds, Morris, Richardson
Bum and McAllister. The chaperones
were Professor and Mrs. Landers, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Grahm.
u. n. M. has the promise of the best
football team in its history. Several
of the former gridiron heroes are back
and there are also plenty tot new men
who will make a name for L. N. NJ
Coach MeGough has three big games
scheduled: u. N. M. VS.. n. NJ. Miners
October Is; u. n. NJ. VS.. Colorado
School of Mines, october %; u. N, NJ
VS.. n. NJ. A. c. to be played on Thanks
giving day,
Teets Bramlet of Portales, and Rob
ert Cartwright of Dawson, have beer
pledged Alpha Delta.
A meeting will be held in Rodey
hall Wednesday, october 49, from
to 8 j. M, Thomas Hughes, city com
missioner and Coach McGough will b.
the principal speakers.
The Sigma Chi Paternity gave {
dance for their pledges in the chapter
house on Friday evening.
clyde Morris returned to schoo
Monday.
The Phi Mu sorority will hold opeI
house for their patronesses and for thu
wives of faculty members on Octohe
II at the Phi Mu house.
There will be a 'varsity-high schoo
dance on October II. at Colombo hall
Bleuher's seven-piece orchestra will
furnish the music.
Mary Sands, president of the dra
matte club. called a meeting on Wed
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.COLUMBINE'S CALDRON
Continued from Page Two)

, ton. relating TO the comparative finan-
eial status of pedagogy.
The nest meeting of the Tuesday
club will be held at the home of Mrs
Lawrence Lee on october 81.
o.
The Women's club so enjoyed the
luncheon meeting that it has been de-
cided to hold them once month On
Friday at o'clock fifty members and
guests gathered round the COSMOS
decked tables and this, literally pro-
dueed "a round table, for the talks
aroused enthusiastic discussion.
Luncheon was served by Mrs. Frank
Martin. Mrs. Felix Baca directed the
following corps of ladies in assisting:
Mesdamcs II. f. Robinson. II. Il. La
Belle, s r. Vann, Margaret Medler,
and Miss Becker. Mrs. George Everett
rendered a piano selection. after
which Mrs c. II. Conner presided as
toatsmaster. Mrs. Baca responded
with clever little rhyme; Mrs. Med
Ter talked on physical culture. advo-
eating a swimming pool, and Mrs, J.
w. Wilson used as a keynote the hap
piness Of service. Mrs. Lillian Hart
man Johnston interested the club in
the desirability of parliamentary
training. and Miss Rose, physical edu-
cation director of the Y. w. c. A.,
created enthusiasm for her work. Mrs,
J. G. Gould, Mrs. r. p. Barnes, Mrs.
Cora A. Kellam. made interesting re-
sponses, and Mrs. D. r. Boyd talked
on the membership drive. planned by
the club.
o
The meeting of the Fortnightly club
was postponed on account of the
weather and will occur on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Hughes, on West Roma.
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Magdalena on Friday on ranch bust
ness.
The Archuleta sisters returned to
Magdalena on Monday, after trip OF
several weeks to Engle' Hot Springs
and other points.
NJ. M. Coleman Of Quemado, made q
flying trip to Magdalena on Thurs
day
Fred Butler is enjoying a visit from
his mother and sister from Rockford,
Illinois.
on Thursday evening the members
of the Methodist church and their
friends gave a farewell party to M
and Mrs j. ]. Richards at the beauu-
full home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Med
ley. The evening was spent with
music and social chat Sixty guests,
were present to say good-by to Mr..
and Mrs. Richards.
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Mrs !. A. Alien has departed on a
trip which will occupy several weeks.
She will visit in Jefferson and TeXar-
kama, Tex. en- route to Virginia.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William II. Gill and
son, and Mrs. j. T. Holder and daugh-
ter made up a party which spent the
first of the week in Santa Fe.
Mrs Floyd Stahl of Phoenix, for
merly Miss Beatrice Tascher. is visit
ing Mrs. Leopold Meyer.
The condition of Mr., Alfred Gruns-
field. who was seriously i'll in Chicago,
following an operation. is reported
much improved.
Mr.. j, c. Baldridge and Miss Alma
Baldridge are enjoying a short stay
at JemeZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Newell, now
residing IN AlamagOrdo. have recently
built home in that city.
Miss Anne Butcher, who has been
visiting Mrs. w, S. Hopewell, returned
to her home in lei Paso last night
Miss sydney Wilson, Miss Anne
Butcher, Robert Hopewell and Lloyd
Kellam motored to Santa Fe and back
on Monday.
Captain Guy Holden has moved to
st, Joseph's sanitarium for the winter.
He was formerly a guest in the Jo-
seph r. Wilson home.
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THE GAVlEL.


"October is the sunset of the year
Mrs. valiant said Thoreau said. at the
conclusion of paper read at the
Tuesday club dealing with the intellec-
tuality of plants in disseminating seed.
The initial meeting of the season was
held at the home of Mrs. Stroup last
week and the study of South America
was begun. Geography, being the pri-
mary Lesson in the study of a country,
Mrs Boyd efficiently led the class
study along those lines. Mrs. Milne
added 10 the knowledge acquired in a
paper on the flora and fauna, and
Mrs Mabrv varied the program with
an interesting review of a magazine
article by President Hibben of Prince
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-12
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder for kidney and
bladder troubles. gravel, diabetes,
weak and lame backs, rheumatism and
irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women, Reg.
ulates bladder trouble in children. II
not sold by your druggist. Will be
sent by mail on receipt of SIPS. One
small bottle is two months treatment
and often cures. Send for sworn tes-
timonials. DR.. e. w. Hall. 1885 Olive
street, st. Louis. Mo. Sold by drug
gists
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CONSUMPTION.

The beginning of almost every seri-
Gus disorder is constipation. If you
want to enjoy good health Keep your
bowels regular This is best accom-
plished by proper diet and exercise.
but sometimes a medicine Is needed
and when that is the case you viii
find Chamberlain's Tablets are excel
lent. They are mild and gentle IN
their action. easy and pleasant TO take
Give them a trial. They only cost a
quarter. ----..-----..------..--
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SMALL SOCIETY.
. . . . . . . 0 . . . . o . . .


Stay way from us old ugly worm"
Cried all the things from all around
You can only wiggle and squirm.
And crawl about on dirty ground"
One morning bright, they said, 90 Ny
Come play with us, you pretty
thing"
For worm had turned to butterfly,
With lovely color on her wing.
She said, 0 no, don't trust you,
, You laughed at me awhile ago,
Your friendship isn't tried and true,
If one is ugly they're your foe.
II. r. S.
(Idea from Gruella Story)
o
Dear Small Society
Miss Dorothy Mccoy on Luna boule-
ward, had a birthday tea party after
school on Thursday. They called it q
tea party, but of course they didn't
have really tea, the seven little girls
who were there There was a birth
day cake and afterwards they played
pussy wants a corner" and tin-tin.
Yours forever,
COLUMBINE.
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committee. The ratification of the
suffrage amendment and the re-or-
ganizauon of the Women's Republican
club were discussed.
This is the first visit of Mrs Nc
Carter to New Mexico. and she eX-
pressed herself as charmed with the
state. Her home is in Topeka. She
is the authoress of price of Prairie, "
and "Wall of Men" both widely read
middle western novels.
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"DarktoWn Cabcret."


Opening overture. Entire Company
Il Love Her and She Loves Me-.
.....,........... Miss Eva Hickey
81 Can't Let 'em Suffer-.
.............. Miss Julia Bottger
"The Waitress Patrol ........
Misses Inez Sallie, Grace Ryan
Alma Fredericks, Dora McCreary
Dorothy Wickham.
"Good Night, Angelina. ....
Elsie Clayton, Vivian Halthusen
"The Bull Frog PatrolH ..........
Miss Betty Morrissette, S. Balling
Ariginal Parodies and Eccentric
Dances. ,,.... Charles G. Malsbury
"Gimme This, Gimme That" ....
Miss Vivian Hatlhuses.
'Im Too Tired to Make Love.
.............., Miss Anna Mcclure
'The Modern Cleopatra" .........
.....,............. Miss Ruth Eden
"Don't Take My Harem Away.
'sweet Kentucky Babe. IS. Balling
"Pickinninnies' Paradise" .,,....
.....,.....M Miss Betty Morrissette
'Three Pickinnies and Their
Nanny ...............
Misses Grace Wickham. Irene Wes-
terhausen, Elsie Clayton, and Anna
Mcclure.
Charlie Chaplin Defeated, ....
Observation-Disclosures. Master Schifani
Grand Finale Observation-Disclosures.
...Julia Ryan. Mrs. Trauth and Co,
PART H.
vaudeville dc Luxe.
Mr., S. Balling, Concert soloist.
Little Kotherine Needham, Worlds
Premier Juvenile Entertainer in Char
acter Monologues and Sketches.
C
Mr.. B. G. Hegener, Guitar Cham
pion and Black Face Comedian Ex-
traordinary.
Mr.. Joe r. Scott and Ills Niece,
Miss EVELYN Mearns, in a Singing and
Dancing Skit, Introducing Mr.. Scottis
own Compositions. including His
--latest, Il Amt Got the Blues"
e
George Observation-Disclosures.
The Jazz Trio. Misses Betty Morris
settle, Cordelia Pearl and Helen Por-
terrified, in Jazz Music, Songs and
Dances.
Lh4SSNS A|OilS EpDItll anu WlilnEEu
Naples entertained at a miscellane-
Gus shower on September 80, in honor
of Miss Lena Naples. The bride was
the recipient of many beautiful gifts
Those present besides the hostesses
We're Lena Naples, Neva Blake, Mar
garet Hartzell, Edna Williams, Fran
ces Chapman, Clarke Watson. Vera
Seery Beatrice Brodell, Charlotte
Westerfeld, Eloise Boren and Mrs.
John Matt of Bernalillo, N. NJ.
Mrs. J. E. Hannum has issued in
vitations to a card party and luncheon
to be held at the Alvarado on October
goth.
The Senior class of the High school
gave a masquerade party last night
o.
MACCABEE LADIES MEET.
At Odd Fellows hall on last Tues
day afternoon, the Ladies of the Mac
cabees had a very enjoyable social
and business meeting at which they
initiated ten members. Business and
pleasure We're we'll combined in this
case, the refreshments worthily occu-
pying attention for a time.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES
OF SECURITY.

The knights and Ladies' of Security
of Albuquerque will give a home
talent play at the Crystal theater on
october Is. This play will be a mas
terpiece of production by Albuquer-
que's most popular theatrical director,
Joseph Scott. Following is the pro-
gram:
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The Jazz Trio Misses Betty Morris
settle, Cordelia Pearl and Helen Por-
terrified, in Jazz Music, Songs and
Dances.
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MACCABEE LADIES MEET.
At Odd Fellows hall on last Tues
day afternoon, the Ladies of the Mac.
cabees had a very enjoyable social
and business meeting, at which they
initiated ten members. Business and
pleasure We're we'll combined in this
case, the refreshments worthily occu.
pying attention for a time.
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The Senior class of the High school
gave a masquerade party last night.
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Opening overture Entire Company
81 Love Her and She Loves Me-.
.....,...,...... Miss Eva Hickey
81 Can't Let 'em Suffer-. .....
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farm where he died for Sc years
which he homsteaded in the early
pioneer days. He was a man of
sterling qualities, honest and upright
and square in all his dealings, good
neighbor, also very loyal, always pay
ing whatever was asked in the late
Red Cross, War Chest Fund and
always buying his full allotment of
Liberty Bonds, etc. He will be
greatly missed by all. He leaves
three daughters and three sons to
mourn his loss. Miss Jennie of San
by, Mimi, Mrs. William Meader of
Blanchard, Idaho, Mrs. B. F. Bland of
Armada, Mo-, Christ and Albert of
Govan, Sask., and William of West
Union. The funeral was held from
the home at IL o'clock Thursday and
later at the Long Bridge church where
a large crowd turned out to pay their
last respects to their old friend and
neighbor. The Borrowing relatives
have the sympathy of all.
J. L. Rogers of Sank Centre trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Christ and Albert Larson of Govan,
Sask., came down Monday to attend
the funeral of their father, Nels Lar
son, also for a short visit with rela-
tives and friends here.
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O. E. Kreuger and two children,
Marion and Willie, spent Saturday
with relatives in Swanville.
S. Erickson and family moved to
Fox, Mimi, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Erickson has
purchased a farm at that place. We
wish them success in their new home.
Macus Flannery spent Saturday
and Sunday with Leonard Grindy at
Cyrus.
howard Stuart made business trip
to Grey Eagle Friday.
Lucille Lembke spent Saturday and
Sunday at the J. R. Frederick home.
Mable, Alice and Lewis Bruhn left
for Ogelvia, Mimi, Friday where
they will make their home with their
grandfather, Mr.. SierksTof that place.
The Bruhn children will be missed in
Westport, especially by their school
mates.
Mrs. Mary WEIGH, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. j.
Bucholz of Westport, was taken i'll
Saturday afternoon. DR., Lewis of
Sank Centre was called. = r. 1e.s
While moving to Westport, about
two weeks ago from Adel, Iowa, three
of the Wilcox boys, contracted the
influenza, and later pneumonia set in.
Two of the boys died Sunday, only
six hours apart. The third is in a
critical condition at this writing. DR..
Moynihan Of Sank Centre and two
nurses worked constantly with the
patients, but nothing could be done.
Westport and vicinity sympathize
with the heart broken family.
Percy Sturdevant spent Friday in
Sank Centre.
Little Dean Cook celebrated his 5th
birthday March II, by entertaining
several of his friends to a delicious
supper. Those present We're: Bonnie
Hales, Marion Kreuger, Wilbur
Bucholz, Helen Bowman and Louise
Hales. Dean received many little
birthday gifts and good time was
enjoyed by all.
Herman Bodeker is suffering from
an attack of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno Kane, Geo. Bow
man, Fred Cooper and Jake Frederick
transacted business in Sank Centre
Thursday.
A. ]. Hobbie Of Glenwood tuned
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-03-20
ianos in Westport Thursday.

pianos in Westport Thursday.
Mrs. E. E. Jameson spent Saturday
in Sank Centre.
Rev. Johnston of Willard was a
Westport business caller Friday.
Steve Kinsella of Sank Centre has
been visiting his son, Jim Kinsella of
Westport.
The Morris Jazz orchestra will give
a dance in Westport Friday night,
March 21st.
Mrs. Jno Cook has been on the sick
list the last few days, but is much
improved now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Cook entertained
the A. E. Johnson family at dinner
Sunday evening.
Fred Hales made a business trip to
Glenwood Monday evening, returning
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Geo. Bowman, Linda Bowman
and daughter Helen, did shopping in
Sank Centre Wednesday,.
Edith Honnold, Beatrice Johnson
and Myra Bowman were entertained
at Hales' Sunday evening at dinner.
Florence FORFEIT spent Monday and
Tuesday with Lucille Lembke and
Elvira Frederick. She visited the
school Tuesday.
The Woodmen will give a basket
sociable and entertainment in the M.
w. A. hall Friday evening, March %.
Girls, bring your baskets and boys
bring plenty of money. The proceeds
will be for the purchasing of the new
piano for the hall.
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Remember the Literary Saturday
evening, March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Finch and Mamie
spent Sunday at the ]. E. Hamilton
home.
John Williams was the guest of
the Beidleman young folks Saturday
evening and Sunday.
E. Smith, A. Davis and. Charlie
Davis spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kraft.
Lowell Garfield returned to G. II.
Judges to work.if his lame ankle
proves to- the strong enough
Mrs. Roy Hamilton went to Sank
Centre on Thursday to spend a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Cum
mings.
Fay Beidleman- and Nina Kraft at
tended the social given at the NJ w.
A. hall at Grove Lake Saturday even
ing. .-.-... -.~--- go ---.-., ---.--.
Mrs. G. E. Beidleman entertained
Mr.. and Mrs: A. Davis and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Beidlemanr at
Sunday dinner. ~ ST. 60. u
Geo. Whitney, while cutting wood
in the woods for frewood, cut his
foot with the ak. It proved to be
quite painful, but is doing as well as
can be expected.
A farewell party will be given at
the Clyde Beidleman home Tuesday
evening of this week for Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Angle, as they expect to leave
on Friday of this week for their new
home in Montana.