Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-23
Flagstaff, Ariz.

The army and navy club dance Civ
en- at TIM Rid Cross work rooms IN
the Masonic 9'eirple on Monday night
was a rronou ceJ success Tht h+li
Vas effacIwa!y decorated in kc"rinS
with st IatIIcI day fIilhurn "r-
hcs'ta furnished the must, ana fruit
pun b S'iHtd Throughout. Inc eve
meg There v,rt about one mnd""i
couples dancing 1t was ali On "Nah'e
afflir and the boys expect To- repeat
/, in the near future.
Mrs ]. j. .ia ruer left Monday for
VISA at hrr former home in n con-
sim
Gus Erickson. after having seen
several months service overseas. re-
turned home the first of the week. He
is being welcomed by q host of
friends, 7--2
j. w jake is in Phoenix on busi-
ness this week.
Miss Ruth johnson left Saturday
for her home in Humboldt on account
OF the illness of her mother. She *
poets to follow nursing in Present. as
soon as her mother is improved
Mrs. Paris '5rugh left Thursday for
Oatman where her husband is located
since returning from the navy.
Miss Jane Richardson, from Wins
low, was weekend visitor in Rag
staff.
Mr. and MRS. Gus Dahl are The
proud parents of ten pound Jaby
! boy.
Charles Voolfolk returned 10 Flag
staff the first Of the week after
weeks visit in Phoenix.
Judge J. Il. Jones returned Mon
| day from Holbrook, where h. ha1
oeen on legal business.
Former Postmaster j. l.. Byrnss
returned home Saturday from Phoe-
nix, where he has been an attache OF
the senate during the term of the
legislature.
Miss Blanche Reyes has gone out
to Cliffs to finish out the school term
there r.
Miss Pauline Jones spent the week.
end with her parents in Williams.
| l.. E. Gray of Los Angeles, arrived
in Flagstaff recently to take the posi-
tion Of formeman of the composing
room at the Coconino SUM-.
| r. E. Marsh returned Thursday
from Phoenix where he has been at
tending the meeting of the Wool
growers association.
District Forester p G, Reddington
of Albuquerque, arrived in Flagstaff
Saturday.
William Feldman from Tolchacha,
has been in town for few days.
Mrs G. C. Hutson and baby have
gone to Phoenix for an indefinite
visit.
Mrs John Garrett has left for Phoe-
! nix to spend a month with her dauyh-
tiers. the Misses Marie and Rose Gar
rett.
Prof. ]. A. Davis of the normal
school faculty sent in his resigna zion
ana has left for New York. He cx-
poets to sail at an early date Tor
France, where he will take up edu-
| 2ational work anCng soldiers.
| Mrs. 7. f. Pulliam has returned
from Wilcox, where she has been vsi-
iting her daughter,
| Ira E. Bell and family of Tuba
City, are visitors in Flagstaff this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hanley from
Ration, n. NJ. are in this city for
few days.
Mrs Lizzie Linenburg and Mrs. Will
mer C. Roberts Of Tuba City, are
Flagstaff visitors this week.
| Lieut.. Lacy Eastburne has arrived
in Flagstaff and will be military in
structor and director of athletics at
| the normal school, and will also nave
charge of the English department.
| Mrs. Durward Mckinney left We'd
nesday night for Goodyear to join
| Mr.. Mckinney there. Mrs. Mckinney
! has been spending few weeks here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Parsons.
A. II. Miller. former resident of
| Flagstaff, arrived in this city Thurs
day morning from Phoenix. He left
| for Winslow the same day.
John Kerr. assistant district forest
err. in charge of grazing. arrived IN
Flagstaff Friday morning and will be
| in the city for several days.
Forest Ranger Fred Croxen, ac-
! companied by Mrs. Croxen, has re-
turned to his station at BLY,, after a
| two weeks stay in Flagstaff.
Richard #. Ross was in town
Thursday from the Saginaw and
| Manistee camp, north of Bellemont.
| The Five Hundred club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson on Thurs
| day evening. Light refreshments
were served and a delightful time
spent.
r. E. Geyler, who has been in town
| for several weeks, has returned to
his ranch north Of Fort Valley.
Miss Mary Dadey attended the st.
| Patrick dance at Winslow Monday
night. She returned to Normal Tues
day.
| Miss Ruth Miller spent last week
end in williams with her mother.
Prof. and Mrs. G. e. Cornelius en-
| tertained Mr.. and Mrs Bentel Friday
evening.