The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-24

I 1HN'N ANuA btluEt tluD WAS ELL
tertained at a party In honor OF Mrs.
Tucker by Mrs. T. J. Mabry Thurn-
day afternoon.
The Ideal Bridge club VIII meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A..
!. Riediing.
s,epfather. Mr.. Hext who had been
visiting at Aragon, ". NJ.
+ y, RlEgs. recently In the stock
brokerage business in FL Paso. Tex.
arrived the last OF the week to visit
his father nea Point OF Rocks.
Messers. Joe Courtney and N. q.
Jack" Martin and the Misses Nellie
and Martha Martin and Hazel Craw-
ford made a pleasure trip TO Mlrs
canyon Ia quest OF wild berries,
OF which they found an abundance.
Ira Swzea, Of Datil was In toward
the last OF the week and brought Lee
Childress. well drilier, with a broken
arm for treatment.
W. n. Thomas. formerly OF Hous-
ton, Tex, but recently OF Arizona,
arrived here Saturday evening from
Phoenix with a months old bride.
w, r.. or as he Is better known.
Doe" Is some baseball pitcher and
was called here by wire to help the
MagdalenR White Sox In their game
with Mountainair Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas viii visit his
father. MIR. r. n. Holiimon. near
Fairview. n. NJ. when he gets time
between baseball gasnes.
Fiesta day, celebrating the Patron
Saint. Magdalena. was held here AZ
the Catholic church on Thursday
evening n Friday. Ten or twelve
visiting priests were present to aid
Father Stoffel. OF this place. In the
ceremonies.
Mrs. Foley. mother Of Mike Foley,
n granddaughter. arrived Saturday
morning IN their way TO visit Mrs.
Foley's daughter. Mrs. W NJ. Hughes
at Hughes Saw Mil. Mrs. Foley IL
an old-timer of Kelly. n. VI.
Miss Katherine Duncan. daughter
OF Rev and Mrs. G. A. Duncan. a
her tonsi's extracted last "Wednesday.
She has been very sick and weak from
the effects OF the lnaeathetic AMI
was unable TO take nouriahment until
Monday. but In now doing nicely.
MIR. Cole Railston. one Of the old
time ranchmen OF this country. was
In town attending TO business, Mon
day.
The Rev. 8. NJ. Minis OF San Mar
clal Methodist church. arrived In Mag
dalena Wednesday evening. While
here he was the guest Of Rev. aud
Mrs. W. ~. Nanderpool. Rev. Minis
led the "Wednesday evening prayer
meeting and remaining over for tho
Sabbath. preached splendid sermons
both morning m evening which were
greatly appreciated by his hearers.
Rev. Minis n reputed to be- one OF the
most highly educated ministers In tho
Sew Mexico conference. He return
ed Monday to San Marcinl.
Mrs. J. q. Chaves. and children. OF
Albuquerque, are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Poiito Torres, Of this place.
Mrs NJ. r. Crawford and daughters,
had "A very enjoyable visit Sunday
at the j. l. Martin ranch.
Mrs. Juan Martinez. daughter OF
Juan Madrid. died here. Tuesday. from
"A complications OF diseases ending In
a stroke OF apoplexy. n was buried
Wednesday at Magdalena cemetery.
Mrs Don Lopez, daughter 81 Steve
Flores an old-umer here, died last
Friday Of Bright's disease ana was
buried Saturday. Mrs Lopez was a
blind invalid and death relieved suf-
ferings OF long stand ny She leaves
two small boys who viii he placed Ia
the orphans home at Albuquerque
Mr.. and Hrs. O. c. York formerly
of MaEdalenR but now of Socorro.
\. NJ. lost their only child. their 1T
tie daughter. Charlotte about live
years old. after "a brief Illness OF
spinnl meningitis. She died at 6 a.
m. sunday and was buried at 3 p. m.
Mrs John Il. Cark. wife OF John
II CLARK, contractor of o va work on
the highway dropped dead Of heart
failure at the Aragon hotel Tuesday,
Nj and Mrs. Clark had Just returned
from "A visit TO oklahoma TO which
place her body viii be shipped for
burial.
LAS VEGAS NORMAL UNIVERSITY
/, Although August Is tho n month
OF the year In which the normal -
|, not iu regular session. II Is this year
. 10 be q very active month at Springer
hall In the first place, four or i've
teachers have agreed 90 stay over
the month and conduct "A continue
ton school for such studcnts as may
wish TO remain. Some forty or nfty
have signi0cd their intention or taxi
ing advantage Of this opportunity. 10
Is Also the plan OF the board and
I President Wagner to give springer
hail a complete renovation Tho halls
and class rooms VIII undergo a
thorough cleaning. new shades WIZ
be hung. wallis tinted, etc. putting
the entire building into perfect shape
for the fall term,
The present cramped quarters Of
, the library constitute someNhat Of a
handicap In IN" use OF the schools
. many valuable volumes, ana Pres
. Ident Wagner hopes TO arrange iti
I, removal 90 a LARGER room, where thu
/, books will be placed In new stec.
cases Of a more modern and CON
%venient type than the wooden shelves
, now in use. President Wagner eN-
poets IA large enrolment In Septem-
her and hopes 20 have everything in
. readiness TO receive as many as may
come.
: John u. Finley. formerly state
. commissioner - education FOR thu