Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-06

spots surrounding Flagstaff. Miss
Bartlett will continue her journey
westward to California,
Mr. and Mrs. James l., Ryrnes left
Friday night for st. Marys. Kans,,
called by the extreme illness of Mr..
Byrne's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Jones of Globe.
Ariz., are Flagstaff visitors for u few
days.
The Rebekahs held most interest
ing meeting last Thursday evening. A
clever little skit was presented en-
titled Mrs. Jenkins Brilliant Idea"
Local talent produced II and the
money realized will be turned over
for the new odd Fellows hall
Mr. John G. Nerkamp has been APP.
pointed one of three members of an
advisory board to consider industrial
aud agricultural occupations in re-
gard &c the new draft.
Flagstaff will make a new mark as
REGARDS the Fourth Liberty Loan
Wmio tho entire quota has not been
reached tho unprecedented response.
OF the first few days. but gives an
impetus towards completing the
drive
Mr., and Mrs. George Smallcy lett
Monday for Phoenix after having
made Flagstaff their home for the
past summer.
Doctor Schermann, Mrs. Muncic,
Miss Munce and Mrs. Thomas Ma
honey motored to the Grand Canyon
Sunday for a few days outing,
Mrs Austin Brown delightfully."- en-
tertained on Saturday for Mrs, Will
liam Prince of Los Angeles. Some
twenty ladies knitted and chatted
gaily until u dainty repast was served
in buffet style. Mrs. Prince left early
this week for her home.
All northern Arizona is under the
spell of the Spanish Influenza. Wins
low and Williams were the first to
succumb generally but Flagstaff now
finds IL necessary to close schools and
picture shows.
Cases at the normal developed to
such an alarming extent on Monday
last that by evening IL was thought
wise to close until Monday. Emerson
school followed Thursday and II Is
hoped by all that the epidemic will
have been stayed by Monday.
MI. ana Mrs, H. Q, Lockett are re-
ioicing over the receipt of u letter
from their son, Ryle. who was wound
ed recently in France. Fortunately
this Flagstaff boy is making rapid
recovery.
Carl Walters. who has been taking
Baxter Brandons place In the Citizens
bank, has returned to his home in
Kingman.
Flagstaff opened an up-to-date
style shop on tho first of October.
Miss Madaline Gibbons will be in
charge.
The body of Sergt John Yost a
Flagstaff boy. was laid to rest last
Sunday afternoon Most impressive
ceremonies attended Flagstaffs first
military funeral OF the present war.
William j, Wilson, Flagstaff boy
is reported killed in action, While the
parents await anxiously for official
news, their friends too. hope for a
denial of tho report.
Judge Perkins and Attorney c. B..
Wilson motored to the Grand Canyon
Sunday
Editor f, s. Breen spent several
days of last week in Phoenix.
Robert Mitchell. Jr., left to take
charge of the Navajo Copper camp
about midway between Tuba and
Flagstaff.
Mr.. end Mrs Howard of Illinois,
are In Flag staff the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G.. Clark.
The Northern Arizona Federation of
Wcman's clubs was in session this
week in Flagstaff Some forty dele
gates representing clubs from VIII
liams. Winslow. Red Lake. Prescott
and Kingman were here and besides
the usual topics bearing on club sub
jects. the session listened to Madam
Horta who represents the Belgium
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