Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-08

Owens returned to Albuquerque on
Monday where they will enter the
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dickens and
two sons o. Datil have taken up
their residence in Magdalena.
Paul Foss, Cole Mcclure and
Miss Marie Snodgrass, autoed to
Reserve, on Sunday. where they at
tended the Labor Day celebration
on Monday.
The people of Magdalena en-
joyed an all day holiday last Thurs
day. The banks, number of
the stores and business places were
closed thus giving an opportuni-
ty to those who wanted to go to
Red Lake and witness the spuddins
in of the first oil well.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Ander-
son and two sons have returned
from an auto trip of two weeks,
spent with relatives in Arizona,
and visiting the Grand Canyon.
On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Les
lie Blackburn proved herself a de-
lightful hostess to the ladies of
the Social Circle of the Presbyter-
spent with the lesson and caring
for business, after which music
and social chat was enjoyed. Mrs.
Blackburn served dainty refresh
ments to her guests.
Mrs. Dr.. Alternately of Socorro,
was a Magdalena guest on Monday
and Tuesday.
John King and family have been
enjoying visit from his sister,
and two children from Emporia,
Kan.
Henry Goesling came in from
Datil ON Monday, accompanied by
Miss Bertha Speck, who has been
a visitor in the Goesling home for
the past several weeks.
Charlie Hurd moved his family
in from the ranch country the
past week, to place his little daugh-
ter in the public school here. The,
Hurds are occupying the Killinger
house on Main street.
Miss Dorothy Craig will leave
the coming week for Las Cruces,
where she will continue her stud
les at the Loretta Acaremy.
Mr.. Franklin Of the First Ma
tional bank, left on Wednesday for
Santa F'e, where he will spend
several days on business.
The Magdalena schools opened
on Tuesday beginning the fall term
with a large enrolment, with many
more to enroll within the next two
weeks. The following teachers
are in charge: Grammar school,
superintendent, John v. Bieler;
kindergarten, Thelma Stevens;
primary and first grade, Flossie
Dismuke; first grade. Bertha
Speck; second grade, Alma Straws;
second grade, Rosa Barearas
mixed grades, Miss Vaughn; third
grade, Mrs. Bieler; third grade
Powers; fifth grade. Birdie Doug
las; sixth grade, Alma Paulsen;
seventh grade. Miss Yarbrough;
eighth grade. Mrs. Peckenpaugh;
High school superintendent, P. c.
Hilliard; teachers Mrs. Enloe,
Miss Fidelia Duncan, p. c. Hill
lard and Mr. Schultz.
Mrs. M. r. Crawford and daugh-
rtes, Hazel and Virgeline are leav-
ing this week for FL Paso where
they will join Mr.. Crawford and
make that city their home.
Magdalena observed Labor Day
by the closing of stores, banks and
many business places. A number
of the people went to Reserve and
San Marcial to attend labor day
exercises, while others took to the
mountains and canyons where they
enjoyed a picnic spread.
Mrs. Fred Hall and little daugh-z|
ter of the ranch country, north, has
been spending the past few weeksl
in Magdalena, the guests of herl
mother, Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs Fred Baldwin and daugh-
ter Ruth of Datil passed through
here on Saturday en- route to Soc
orro, where Miss Ruth will con-
tinue her school work.
Mrs. Claud Dees is clerking in
the Magdalena Merchantile Co.
store in the absence Of Mrs. Dick
ems who is taking her vacation.
Mrs. William Young and chill
dren have moved in from the Red
Lake district and are occupying
the Ben Young house, near the
high school.
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