Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-21
MAGDALENA

Mrs. Baum and daughters, Fay
and Oleta. are at the Jolt stiles
ranch home near Datil and ex-
| pect to stay the remainder of the
summer.
Herbert Wildenstine left the
past week for Ration, N. M, where
| he has accepted a position as book
keeper with his uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt Barndollar
arrived home on Friday from a
visit of several weeks, spent with
relatives and friends in Missouri.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Cloud Killinger delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the Chat
and Sew club. Delicious refresh
ments were served to the follow
ing: Mrs. Mechaelis, Mrs. Wal
kerr Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs. Mays,
Miss Duanne, Dorothy Walker,
Ruth Glazier and Marjorie Mayes.
Frank Shelton and sons were
Magdalenas week end guests.
Mrs. Fred Nickels returned home
the past week from trip OF sew
eral weeks spent in California. I
Mrs. C. C. Killinger has for her
house guest her cousin, Miss Du-
anne of Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. George Keith OF Socorro
was the guest of Mrs. Il. Widen
slime on Friday.
Mrs. N. W. Miller entertained a
number of ladies at cards on
Thursday afternoon. Dainty re-
freshments were. served by the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith Of Da-
til were business visitors In Mag
dalena on Friday. ..
Miss Ova Kitchen expects to
leave for Santa Fe, where she will
enter the Frances e. Willard
school for girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin are in
Texas spending a vacation of sew
eral weeks.
Joe Foss and son, Joe, Jr., ar
rived home Sunday from an over
land trip to Hagerman, where they
had been summoned by the Sc
rious illness of Mr.. Foss' aged faith
er.
Claud Killlnger Is having a hand
some little four room bungalow
built with all modern conveniences
on his ranch just one mile west
of town. Mr.. and Mrs. Killinger
expect to move to the ranch when
the house is completed.
The 14-months-old baby of MI.
and Mrs. Dwight Craig was very
i'll the past ten days but is re-
ported better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Whitley
are moving in the Miller house,
vacated by Mrs. Bishop, in the
south part of town.
The members Of the Excelsior
class of the M. e. Sunday school
took to the cool and shady at HOP
canyon one afternoon recently
Picnic supper was enjoyed neal
the Spring water by about 20
young folks, all returning home In
the moonlight. Their teacher
Mrs. Long, being sick, Mrs. Snod-
grass chaperoned the party.
Miss Ruby Vines has gone to
Silver City, where she is attending
summer institute at the normal.
Tom Reifsnider has returned &c
Magdalena after months absence
/, on prospecting trip to the noun
tains north of Magdalena.
Professor and Mrs. J. Vines, whC
have been the guests of the for
] mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Vines, for the past several weeks
are returning overland to their
. home in California.
Floyd Stuppi is home from a
,, short visit to his sister, Mrs. Gladys
, Carol, at Silver City.
! Jesse Vines and family returned
to their home at Roswell this week
after a visit to the formers par
: ents here.
: On Friday evening the families
of Sam Michaelis, Grant, Killingcr
, and others motored to the Raabe
ranch, about five miles west OF
f Magdalena, and spent a pleasant
: evening with Lima and Herman
: Raabe, the occasion being d sur
prise to Miss Lima. Refreshments
2 were served by the ladies.
: Miss Mazella Vines is back to
: her duties at the postoffice, after
. enjoying a two weeks vacation.
/, On Sunday the following motor
! ed to Mill canyon and ate picnic
dinner in the cool: Rolla Atkin-
S son and family, Frank McNeal and
e family and Mr.. and Mrs. Harwell
e Miss Edith Funke is employed in
S the Magdalena bank as stenog-
r rapher, which place was left va.
/ cant by Miss Hungate who resign
9 ed her position and left for AL
buquerque, where she has accept
Y ed similar position.
Messrs. Baca and Croker au