Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-24
Flagstaff, Ariz.

| one al over Nlle GOuHtlN. w ME III
totals are not as yet accessible, tn
! quota of fifteen thousand seemed
| big one for us but the willingness o
| small subscribers to add their bit Il
| the big donators helped in the 'lonl
| run. The solicitors worked indefa
| tigably for the honor of Flagstaff ant
are glad now to rest from their labor
| for time at least.
The town council met last Monda,
evening for the first time since tn,
| epidemic. Much important business
had accumulated,
After weeks of enforced cessation
from all usual activities, it was {
cause for rejoicing when the town wa.
once more opened up,
The Orpheum opened its doors OF
Monday night with a Marguerite Clarl
production which drew a large GROVE
| of pleasure seekers once more.
The Normal school finds its enroll.
ment coming up to it's former high
mark of attendance and hopes to inn
prove it still more this week.
Public school will open on Mon.
day, the 25th. The building has been
thoroughly fumigated and a new coat
of varnish applied over everything
This is precaution which insures
the departure of the last FLU" germ
that may have been lurking. o. IL
Richardson, superintendent, announ-
ces everything in readiness and a full
attendance of pupils is desired.
Impressive ceremonies marked the
church services at all the churches
last Sunday morning. AT the Church
of the Epiphany the Reverend Luther
Moore was most solemnly ordained to
the Order of Deacons by the Right
Reverend Atwood of Phoenix. The
sermon of the day was delivered by
Reverend Jenkins, s,rchdeacCl of the
diocease, and the charge 20 the can
didate was also delivered by him.
The sacrament of Holy Communion
was also celebrated by the bishop,
assisted by the deacons. The church
was beautifully decorate for the oc-
casion, and the vested choir rendered
music befitting the solemnity CT The
occasion. The visiting deacons and
the newly ordained one were guests
of special committee for the re-
mainder of the day.
Albert II. Brooks AMI e. ", Wilcox
are expected home soon. They have
been touring the state Cor some six
weeks, and Just now are at Snow
fake.
Frank Reimer. recently employed
at the Citizens bank, left Sunday !or
O@tman, where he will - connected
with the Central Commercial COM
pany. Mrs. Reimer and small son,
Francis, left "Wednesday to Join Mr.
Reimer and make Oatnan their :u-
ture home.
Joseph B. Francis and son Perry
are the latest arrivals in Flagstaff
from service in the United States
shipping board.
Flagstaff friends reluctantly learn
that Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bowles do
not expect to return to Flagstaff.
Mr.. Bowles left several weeks ago for
Los Angeles because of heart trouble
and under advice of physicians he
learns he must not venture back tn
this altitude.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Powers, recent
residents of Flagstaff, left Monday
for Phoenix.
Grant Shaw is suffering from a Sc
rious accident received whi!a handing
baggage at the Santa Fe depot. where
he is employees,
Saturday the dowa-fnwn students
put up a strenuous fight to carry
on" their war work campaign. Finan-
cially they were mighty successful,
and their spirit of enthusiasm was
matched by the towhs people VINO
supported them Loyalty and helped
to put them "over the Top" or their
pledges,
Hon. James 10y o. Prescott was
in Flagstaff this week on legal bust
ness.
DIR. Paul linn returned Monday
night from an extended trip under
the auspices of the state board of
health. His work him through
the northern part of the state to as
sist in retarding the spread of the in
fluenza epidemic.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Wilson and
family were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Crabb at Rogers lake for Satur-
day and Sunday.
A party of hunters, including C. j.
Babbitt, Roy Rabbit, Adolph Boe-
netsch, B. w. Dawes, Earl Slipher
and F. L. Deckelmire. spent Sunday
at Rogers lake.
Ralph Fisher of Mayer. Arizona,
has been mustered out of service and
passed through Flagstaff Tuesday,
greeting old friends.
The girls of Morton hall are plan
ming unique entertainment for
Thanksgiving. 1t is to be a cabaret
dinner, and it will be given in the
dining hall at the Normal. This is to
assist in fulfilling their war pledges.
Cambell hall girls will give mas
querade ball on Friday. The proceeds
of this ball will be added to the
war fund.
Will Babbitt is in Los Angeles for
a several weeks business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Byrnes are
home after several months visit IN
st. Marys, Kansas, their former home.
r. Il. Brown of Marshal Lake, was
a Flagstaff visitor Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Moran and
children of Deming. N. NJ, passed
through Flagstaff en- route to the
Grand CANYON. They were guests a.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Lin
derman and of their daughter, Miss
Marguerite Moran, who makes her
home with the Lindermans.
A society event which is looked for
ward to with much pleasure is the
big reception and dance to be given
next Thursday night at the Red
Cross work rooms in the Masonic
building. The young society set Of
the town are entertaining the married
people, and no pains are being
spared to show their elders how the
thing must be done.
DR.. Q. S. Baum held a touching
and impressive memorial service for
those who have passed away in the
recent weeks of the epidemic. This
was held at the Federated church
lsst Sabbath evening.
Fred Metz is greeting old friends
since being mustered out of service.
Fred makes most attractive looking
tar" but is glad to be back home
again.
Miss Annie Linney has returned