Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-20
Magdalena

Flagstaff is passing through itsI
endemic as are similar cities through
out the country Every effort by the
health board is being met by valiant
work on part of citizens Individual
watchfulness will count perhaps for
most i'm restoring Flagstaff 10 normal.
Tast Friday saw volunteer CanVassesi
under the direction of Rev. LutherI
More, making health survey of theI
city
The whole city was blocked off
Systematically and from house tol
house the canvassers went getting
names and addresses of those sick att
present. Large and commodious
quarters have been secured where all
patients will be taken and this assures
care for individual cases as eXper-
fenced nurses will be on duty and
under these will be corp of volunteer
nurses from the city. In this way DR..
Wilson, heading the city board of
health. hopes to check the epidemic
which has unfortunately reached
grave proportions here.
Miss Helen stark. an experienced
post office clerk, has been secured for
+ the local office. Miss Stark's home
is in Williams and for many years she
has held responsible office positions.
Victor Redewill Of Phoenix, who
spent the past summer in Flagstaff,
is here on business for a few days.
MIR. and Mrs r, Denver left for
| their ranch at Bellemont last We'd
nesday evening for an indefinite stay.
Father Hootsman, formerly of
Flagstaff, now located at both King
man and Winslow, visited among old
Flagstaff friends last week
A. H. Brooks and f. NJ. Wilcox are
| now on an extended motor tour
| throughout Arizona. They will be
gone for some six weeks and expect
| to take some very interesting pictures
of the wonders of the state.
Mrs. George Abonseman, wife of
I the proprietor of the New York meat
market, left Tuesday for an extended
visit at her former home in Albuquer-
! que.
Mrs. T. A. Durmet and daughter,
! Mona. left Saturday for Readings,
Calf, where they expect to make their
| future home,
Attorney T. NJ. Gold, democratic
| candidate for county attorney. spent
several days of last week in Flagstaff
in the interest of his campaign.
T. T. Long is in Snowflake for a
months sojourn.
Miss Erestine Carter Of Philadelphia
! stopped over in Flagstaff Wednesday
! enroute to her home in the east after
| a tour of the Pacific coast,
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Magellan OF
! williams, were Flagstaff visitors
| Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Magellan have
| been homesteading near the Aqua
Frio river for the most Of the sum-
| mer.
! f. II. Crabb and wife of Red Lake,
were Flagstaff visitors Tuesday.
| Miss Virginia Leonard of Eau Claire,
| Wis, is a Flagstaff visitor for short
time. Miss Leonard is returning home
| after a summer on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Wilson, son
Charles, and Miss Bess Tidwell are
home from delightful motor trip
! and mountain climb combined. First
trip to Willioms and afterwards a
| climb to the top of old "Bill Williams"
mountain where they camped for the
night. An unusual trip but delight
full one they claim.
Mrs. william Bornn is recovering
| from a serious attack of peritonitis
and hopes are now entertained for
her recovery
Alex A. Johnston and son, James,
have just returned from a two weeks
outing on Oak creek. They also Wis
tied Jerome and Clarkdale on the re-
| turn trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lay are being
| congratulated upon the arrival of a
young son.
Fred Smith has returned from the
southern part of the state where he
went to inspect the various knights of
Pythias lodges. owing to the "Flu"
epidemic he returned sooner than he
expected.
Rev. o. s. Bann performed mar
riage ceremony last Saturday at the
Federated parsonage uniting Miss
| Myrtle Cannon and Clark Hill Reed,
both of Winslow.
Hon. Carl Hayden, congressman
from this district, has been commits
stoned a major in the United States
infantry. He has been ordered TO duty
with the 9th division now being or
ganiZed at Camp Cody, n NJ
Professor C. f. Cornelius is in the
southern part of the state during the
recess taken by the Normal owing to
the epidemic. He is expected home
Sunday and the Normal institution
will doubtless open Monday.
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