Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-17
Flagstaff, Ariz.

awaken the inhabitants until q. Clam
oring bells and shrieking mill whistles
soon brought the clliHcrs together
and like many other cities, it needed
no definite head TO proclaim a holi-
day Early IN the morning parades
we're formed over the town and rapid
~ the crowd grew and the noise in
proportion, Megaphones proclaimed
a hastily planned program of speech
as at the court house at 2.30. Here
Judge Murphy J +. Jones and the
Eev. Luther Moore made short. but
APT remarks and the band played lust
lily, though at that particular time no.
body knew what the refrain might
be for the hearts Of all We're too fun
Of the significance Of the event of the
day
Tuesday the normal school again
opened IT'S doors. While the enroll
ment of the students was not up to
It's former mark before the epidemic,
still this was fully expected for it will
take some time TO again be in the
same good working order. The teach
crs were all able 10 report and during
the day many kilograms and letters
from out Of town students told of
their return shortly.
To celebrate both the Ie-assem-
bling of the student body AMI teach
ers and at the same time give due
prominence TO tho Toa3e pIoGiana-
tian, President and Mrs Stephenson
entertained with a delightful dinner
at $3.50 that evening. Places at their
table were marked for the Hon. O. o.
Case, superintendent of pubtie in
struGtion Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Mo
GOnigle of the normal board; Mr. and
Mrs ]. A. Davis. and dlle Misses
Claire and Veronica McGonigle.
Singing and special musical rum
bers made up a delightful program,
Nh.le Miss Katherine Benl;Hitn gave
several interpretatiye dances, after
which the entire dining hail rang with
patriotic fervor as the star Spsu2ted
Banner was sung. What more ap-
propriate in conclusion than dancet
Tables and chairs were cleared away
and nj Joined in a mer'y maze until
lnidnight.
A quiet little wedding ceremony
was celebrated last Monday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Charlebois when Mrs. Nellie Dun
nick became the bride Of James Lee
Harris. a well known sheep man OF
this section. Judge Perkins perform
ed the celeponL IN the presence of a
few intimate friends OF the contract
ing parties and the happy pair left
Immediately for Phoenix for a brief
honeymoon. The bride Is quite we'll
Known in Flag 'tan circles.
Trust Flagstaff TO provide ways and
means of helping in the big war work
ers campaignl Enthusiastic commit
tees are hnrrying over the town gath
ering up the pledges in great punches
The normal students are helping glor-
iously- pledging ten dollars and
these same honest dollars are going
10 be earned In various ways.
We understand backing of boots
and manicuring Of nails is not the
least of lowly tasks set for them in
putting Flagstaff over the topl Bust
ness men were out Thursday solicit
ing pledges and withal every one
seems anxious to meet ~ d put in
their share, The week viii he 2 tell
ing one here.
y recent meeting OF the school d.
c2c'ors and health board. fets ih'
cTening of Emerson school fer no
ytinber rs. This is due 10 the ;Gcl
That the school was used 1s = tenn
porary hospital and thoron3 l fuHiGa,
ton will be necessary
Miss Elizabeth Ryan has returned
from<a short visit to the coast durini
the interval or the closing and re.
opening of the normal school. Miss
Ryan tells of n short visit with he
soldier brother who is stationed a
San Diego.
Miss Katherine Kennedy was recall
ed to kingman TO take charge of tn
diet kitchen there due to the fact tina
new cases of the inflenza have deVel
oped since her coming to Flagstaff
for a short respite from her work.
Mrs. Al Sanford and children have
returned from a months visit al thei
winter ranch near Seligman.
Mrs G.. Il. Cornelius went to ASH
Fork last Tuesday 10 meet Prof. q
u. Cornelius, former head of thu
normal school who passed through
there on his way to San Francisco.
w. Leroy Stiles place in the fores
service office has been temporary
filled during his conyalescence by s
II. Busch of Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pulliam receive,
word quite recently that their son
Clarence, had arrived overseas
Harry Hibben Is in Phoenix on 1
short business trip.
T. b, Frye. missionary to the In
dians and stationed at Tuba City, wa
q Flagstaff visitor Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Rosenberg, state di
rector of the Victory Girls" mad
n stirring speech In behalf of the wa
workers at the court house Saturday
Only limited number were presen
but the slogan Every girl puilnl
for Victory will be the cry until tn
funds are raised.
Miss Mable Head. representing tn
United War workers spent Satntda,
in Flagstaff
The very sad news reached Flag
staff on Wednesday that Mark Moore
Flagstaff boy. had been killed In &C
ton. This Is the second son I'll
Moores have lost within tho last fey
weeks and the sympathy Of the com
munity is extended to them.
Miss Anne Linney. a member Of tn
Emerson school faculty IS vlsi.o
in Humboldt until school resumes II
session
Mrs. Voolfolk and son, Charlie. ar
at their ranch near CanYol UiablI
for weeks rest, Guests ut the ranc
include the Misses Grace Saunller
Elizabeth Watkins and Doroth
Moore.
]. A. Rickel of the Babnitt stores
has returned from the coas..
DIR, OConnell has left for visit 4
some length In Phoenix.
w. NJ. Wilson and wife motored /
Vicksburg. AriZ., where they wi
spend the winter
The Red Cross work rooms 70
opened on Tuesday of this wcel
During the interval of closing III
chairman finds great deal of woi
has piled uo and only the strenuol
efforts of Flagstaff's patriotic won
en- will relieve the congestion.
Ersell M. Stevens of Phoenix a.
rived in Flagstaff to take a positio
with the Standard oil compan