Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-10
Flagstaff, Ariz.

So engrossed have we all been over
the political situation we nave given
little attention to aught else.
However, now that the tention is
over all candidates, defeated or otner-
wise, can engage in the everyday num-
drum affairs again.
Tuesday proved a gloomy day nut
Wednesday proved more so TO" some.
Local opposition made 1tseif ielt
strongly from the first and the re-
| suits we're holly contested. TO date
even some of the county officers are
in doubt but this is owing to the ar
| ficulty in getting returns from widely
separated districts.
| Most important of weekly events IS
/ the lifted ban on public gatherings.
| This means not only the privilege OF
assembling again but of far deeper
| significance is the fact that Flagstaff,
| swept by the epidemic, had safety
passed the crisis, serious though II
! was. The temporary hospital, Elmer
! son school. has dismissed it's patients
This means that the public schools
will open one week from tomorrow II
conditions remain favorable. Norm
al reopening is scheduled for next
week.
The United War Workers campaign
| promises to make great Roadway now
that political affairs are out OF the
| way. Judge NJ. A. Murphy, county
chairman, has appointed the follow
| ing committees to assist him in the
| various organizations represented py
| the work: For Y. M. G. A. Baxter
i r. Brandon, of the Citizens bank; T.
! w. C. A.. Mrs. Tom e. Pollock; Ii
brary association, j. +. Jones; war
! Camp community, F. D. Cradle; Ma
| tional Catholic War council, Mrs.
! Agnes Pouthie; Jewish Welfare, MISS
Sarah Herman; Salvation Army, w. A.
Wells Even the tremendous amount
To be raised fails to stagger us now
one hundred and seventy millions.
1 Mrs Thomas ]. Mahoney was called
to St. Johns Saturday to take charge
of the influenza patients. This call
/ came from DIR. o. II. Brown of the
II state health board who was in Flag
staff and was cognizant of Mrs Ma
honeys valiant work in relieving the
local situation.
w. r. Chestnut Of Pitman valley
was in Flagstaff last week to appear
before the board for examination roi
} military service.
Ii, n, jolly ana ~ iuiAi Va h'SA'b
man were in Flagstaff several days OF
last week
; Charles J. Parsley was one of the
; latest victims of the epidemic. Mr.
Parsley had been an employe of the
| local postoffice up to the time of ms
death and his many friends regrel
his sudden death. Short funera
services were held before the ship
ment of his body to washington u
), c., his former home.
r.. l.. Kolk. of Grand Canyon, spent
several days in Flagstaff last week.
Miss Katherine Kennedy and Miss
Ruth Sweeting are in Flagstaff visit
ing relatives and friends as they are
released from their school duties a.
J Kingman until the lifting of thu
! quarantine at that place. Both younf
ladies served as volunteer nurses dur
ing the epidemic there and are glnt
of a short respite from their labors
Arriving before the local board FOL
examination last Saturday was the
! following party from Williams: Ralpf
Mclean, Harry Speys, William Ruby
Jr., o. l.. Mccoy, c. e. Lasley, Walter
Friend Edward Morris and George
Wilson.
Miss Mildred Hornbein, one of tht
| Norman dliiNCd uSSNSNs
: from her ten weeks volunteer nurs
ing at Tuba City. She reports TN
conditions there vastly improved.
A wedding of great interest THU
week was solemnized early Tuesda!
morning at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mayflower. The con
tracing parties were Miss Leslie
. Mayflower and Mr.. Ray Eddy. Onl!
: few intimate friends were presen
: and the ceremony performed by tn,
Rev. O. S. Baum, of the Federated
church, was a quiet and simple af
: fair. The happy pair left 1mmed
iatelqy for Phoenix where a brie
honeymoon will be spent as the brid
is teacher in our public schools ant
I will report for duty on the reopenini
of them. The groom is we'll and ia
:, v0rably known as man of sterling
J qualities and the best wishes OF tn
community at large follow them.
: Miss Katherine McCarty's death il
: Phoenix this week was distinc
D shock to her Flagstaff friends, TO
the last eight summers has Away