Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-15
Flagstaff; Ariz.
Var Morkcrs Carnival.


last Friday night by the Bury hall girls
moved along from start to ilnish, Win
indomitable will the-sponsers for TINS
| midwinter carnival, made light OF
! every obstacle, and those in attend
| ance scarcely knew what real work
the preparations had meant An at
tractive place was the Red Cross work
room with the lights subdued by
| shades of crepe paper in various col
ors. Arranged about the walls, booths
of every description made their APP
peal to the onloeker; all presided over
by pretty girls in fetching costumes.
Candies sandwiches and other appe-
tizing dainties made an irresistible
lure for the pocketbook. Various ar
| ticles were ratified and after that
! dancing held sway. All these multi
tudinous attractions helped swell the
fund of the United War workers. some
two hundred and fifty dollars, The
boys dormitory- is the only one to date
which has not furnished some especial
attraction toward a pledge and we
await anxiously their treat, knowing
il will claim originality, as have the
| others.
i G. b. Wilson and Charles Voolfolk
left saturday morning for Los Angeles
to he gone several days.
Wilbur w. Henry and Miss Helen
King, both of Winslow, were united I'M
marriage Saturday by Judge F. w,
Perkins.
Julius Aubineau returned saturday
! morning from San Diego, where he has
| been in the navy for some time. Flag
staff welcomes him gladly.
H. +. Warner Of Phoenix, represent
ing the Union Oil company of Arizona,
is a visitor in Flagstaff this week.
Rev. Luther Moore ted services in
| Williams last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs O, :. Eaum arrived
home from Los Angeles last Thursday
evening, returning from their sud en-
rand of the week precious when they
had taken the body % Miss Ruth
Baum for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. spache of st
Louis were in Flagstaff last week Nis-
iling Mr.. Spacke5 brother-in-laW, MI.
Lipp one interesting trip was made
to the big normal institution, where
they anticipate sending their dauSh-
ter for the summer session.
Al Sims of Lake Mary, spent sun
day in Flagstaff.
Father Vabre visited the French
classes at the no"nlal last Friday aft
ernoon, The students arS working
/, diligently to captIre F2 her acres
French prize recently offered to IN.
best student in preacn
The rumor to the effect that the
"flu" epidemic was much in evidence
again. was fortunately without foun-
dalton. While there are scattered
cases throughout the town, the emer-
gencv hospital was closed last week.
DR. Wilson says health conditions IL
Flagstaff remain good. For thls, one
is truly grateful.
Corporal Charles Priest, Flagstaff
. boy, arrived home Saturday. camp
! Cody was an alright place While IN
: service, but Flagstaff looks mighty
: good with an honorable discharge
: from Uncle Sam in your pocket.
J Miss Mabel Milligan was called
: home from Trinidad, Colo, last Friday,
: bv the illness of her mother, Mrs. j.
? g Adligan. Mss Millisan is II teach
er IN the public schools at that place.
T. II. Pollock, general manager OF
= the Diamond Coal company, was The
guest of his brother, T. F.. Pollock, last
Friday.
Miss Vida Watkins was called from
5 Kireman for duty at the Arizona Cen
trail bank this " eek, three members of
! the bonking force, G. c. Harvey, Henry
l sjchermann and Charles Isnirn, beng
victims of the FLU"
. The Misses Tonne Mahoney oil
! Winslow and Minnie Seamon of Phoe-
j nix, visited friends in Flagstaff, last
Tuesday. Miss Seaman is chief clerk
; in the adjutant generals office and has
Il been spending a short time4in WINS
:. low with Miss Mahoney.
Mrs. Cora Travis returned to Phoe-
: nix after being assured of the recoV-
cry of her son, Ferril.
= The Altar society held an interesting
9 meeting last Wednesday at the home
= of Mrs. Joseph Jolly.
Lieutenant Cornelius has sent wore
to the effect that he has received his
;, release from the army and hopes in a
!, few days to return to his former posi-
" ton as head of the Northern Arizona
normal school.
= T. A. Mccullough of Denver, and
| Lloyd C. Ashley of San Francisco
both connected with the Navajo Cop
per company, were in the city las
week.
Ralph Cameron arrived in the cit!
last saturday. Mrs. Cameron of Phoe
nix Joined him here to attend tn
funeral of Niles Cameron.
Craig Pottinger, at one time edito
OF the Northern Arizona Leader, bu
lately connected with the Phoeni
Gazette, has arrived in Flagstaff, {
again steer the Leaders helm.
Niles h. Cameron. a pioneer Of thi
section of Arizona, also widely know
throughout the southwest, passed ava
in San Diego last "Wednesday nigh
whittier he had gone to recover
possible, his former good helath. Nj
Cameron was one of the original loca
tors of the Bright Angel trail dow