Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-04
MAGDALENA

: Miss Ruby Vines returned home
Saturday evening from Silver CITY,
where she has been attending in
stitute.
Mrs. William Kelly and three
children left on Monday for Mex
leo City, called there by the i'll
ness of Mrs. Kelly's father. Mr..
Kelly accompanied the family as
far as FL Paso. On his return he
will leave for Carlsbad, where he
has a position.
A radio set has been installed in
the X. of Z. lodge rooms and is
ready for receiving messages. The
radia@Was purchased by the X. Of
p. and Masonic lodges.
The following public school
teachers from Magdalena received
degrees at Las Vegas Normal
school on Thursday, July 81: John
V. Bieler, master of pedagogy;
Mary Powers, bachelor of peda-
gogy, and Thelma Stevens, bache-
lor> Of pedagogy.
The Misses Frances Argal and
Helen Blackburn were Saturday
and Sunday the guest of Miss Alma
Rinehardt at her home in the west
ranch country.
Mrs. Neal Smith spent Monday
and Tuesday in Magdalena, en-
route from Eel Paso to her home In
Reserve, n. M.
The Medley families held a re-
union Saturday afternoon at Wat
err Canyon. Grandmother Medley
of Socorro was present. In all
about twenty-five members en-
joyed the happy reunion and par
took Of q bountiful supper.
The following persons spent
Sunday at Water Canyon, where
they ate picnic dinner: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs,
Harwell and baby Mr.. and Mrs
Frank McNeal and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Sullivan and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Killinger
are moving to their new home, on
a little ranch about one mile west
of town.
Miss Stella Luna has for her
house guest her cousin, Miss Ro-
lIIbIO VI near DSlbu.
Mrs, Tally Cook and children OF
Water Canyon, were Magdalenl
visitors the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson
are enjoying a visit from Mr.. Will
sons mother, from Cincinnati, O.
Miss Elizabeth McLaren returned
to Magdalena on Saturday from
Albuquerque, where she has beer
attending summer school.
Mrs. Frank Shelton is expected
to return home on Friday from
Houston, Texas, where she has
y been the guest of her mother fol-
the past several weeks.
The little one-year old baby sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Baca dieC
Tuesday afternoon after an Illness
of two weeks
Mrs. Mike Bass left Wednesday
morning for a visit with her par.
ents ir Texas.
Frank Shelton and son Earl, OF
the Datil Canyon, spent a portion
of this week in own on business
Mr.. Shelton is building concrete
culverts in and near the canyon.
Charley Hurd and family will
occupy the residence when left va
cant by Claud Killinger.
ice Foss, the 12-year-old son D
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Foss, gave hi
parents and the people of Mazda
lena quite scare last Frida.
night. Joe, with his little com
. panion. Junior Craig, left Fri W.
morning on 'bnrros for the Graf,
ranch west of town. At the rancl
the boys changed the slow animal
for spirited horses and in ridi n
through the day among the tim
Der the boys became separated
and lost each other. Craig becam,
frightened when he could not 10
cate Joe and returned to tow
about dusk, with the word tina
Joe was lost. The whistle blew
and a large crowd of Magdalenf
people were soon on thsir way i,
autos in search of the lost boy
After a search of several hour,
Joe was found at the Craig rancf
house where he had retired 70,
the night, expecting to return 4
town the next morning.
Clyde Cobble is spending tn,
week with the Kelly family a
Water Canyon.