Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-12
Flagstaff, Ariz.

school again opened its doors af'er a
two weeks holiday vacation. The at
tendance is splendid considering re-
cent events owing to changes in the
personnel of the school and also TO the
enforced closing Incident to the preva-
lent epidemic. However, nothing but
well wishes attend this splendid in
stitution in which the people of Flag
staff have always taken just pride
for If Flagstaff places itself upon the
map it should be in a great measure
due 10 the fact that here is stationed
fine institution of learning. The sec
ond semester opens the 10th of jan
uary and on registration day the 18th
OF the present month, there is every
prospect Of a big enrolment.
County Attorney +. NJ Gold is taxi
ing up his residence in Flagstaff incl
dent to his recent election to the office
of county attorney Mr. Colds form
er home was in Williams, where he
practiced law and his assistant will
he Mr.. Harlem of Phoenix. a former
law partner Mr.. Gold will establish
his law office in the Masonic build
ing. but until they are fitted up he will
occupy Temporarily the office of form
err County Attorney C. r. Wilson.
w. @. Dickinson will go into the cat
tie business with his brother, Frank,
since retiring from the office of sher-
if, an office held for some years now
by Mr.. Dickinson.
NJ. A. Perkins has been spending the
week in Flagstaff visiting among old
friends. Mr.. Perkins is pioneer in
the stock business and expects to leave
for Denver, Colo, to be in attendance
at the National Cattlegrowers associa-
ton which meets in that city on the
goth OF the present month.
The young people of the vicinity and
Flagstaff are much delighted over the
quite recent ruling of the local board
of health, which takes the ban off of
public dancing in the county. Now we
expect a merry whirl to be set in mo-
ton about the l4th, which will con-
tinue indefinitely.
Coasting has been a most popular
sport for the last few weeks, cold
weather and plenty of snow making
observatory hill most frequented re-
sort. None have been daunted by a
series Of minor accidents, Dut have
spent evening after evening on the hill
James Buckley has recently return
ed from the army and will take up a
position as travelling representative for
the Rabbit Brothers Trading Co.
Last Friday evening the girls OF
Campbell Hall gave delightfully."- in
formal dancing party to celebrate the
holiday vacation. The Big hall was
fragrant with great boughs of pine,
colored here and there with flags and
flowers. Dancing was not the only
pastime, but games and singing and
fortune telling made the evening most
pleasant. The guests Of the young Ia
dies included. Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Cor
nelius, Miss Mary Hanley, Joe Rickil,
Joe Hanley, Herbert Babbitt Roger
Morse, Ray Ramsey, Raymond Proch-
now, Earl SLIPPERS. Ray Rabbit, Gus
taye Boenitsch, Harry Bowers and
Gland Phelan.
The Misses Rose and Margaret
Walsh gave farewell dinner last
Moday evening in honor of Miss Doro-
thy Moore. Covers were placed for
ten about the artisticaliy decorated
board. where the color scheme was
carried out in pink and white.
The girls of Morton hall were host
esses to a very enjoyable card party
last Tuesday evening, after which a
dainty repast was served. .
Dan Cronin. who has been county
recorder for the past six years, step
ped out of office last Monday. Mr..
Cronin will go east for visit of sew
eral months.
Quite shocked were Flagstaff
friends to learn that Ray Eddy had
died in Phoenix on Monday. A VIC
tim of the dread influenza his case
rapidly developed into pneumonia. Mr.
Eddy was married but a short time
ago TO Miss Leslie Mayflower, one of
the teachers in Emerson school. The
very impressive service was held in
Flagstaff Thursday afternoon in the
Masonic temple, Mr.. Eddy being al
Mason and held in high esteem by his
fellow members.
DR. Tom Mamig, former county
health officer for Coconini county. was
re-appointed to that office at the
meeting of the county board of super
visors on Monday afternoon, DR.. Man.
ming succeeds DIR, HI. X. Wilson. who
has been acting in DR.. Manning's place
while the latter was in the service Of
Uncle Sam.
Dr. Manning will go to California |
for a short visit and DR.. Wilson will
assume charge during his absence.
Fred Smith of Flagstaff has been
appointed steward of the state hospi- |
tai at Phoenix This is a position
formerly held by MIR. Smith during
Governor Campbell's short term of Of |
flee, more than year ago. The Smiths
will remove to Phoenix early next
week and il is with regret that their
many Flagstaff friends bid them
adieu.
A good piece Of news comes to the
many Flagstaff friends Of Ralph FL !
lingwood. former Flagstaff boy, whom !
many knew was detained in n Ger !.
man camp. His release was obtaired |
short time ago and a telegram rece;v-
ed by NJ. j. Riordan states that he
may soon be on his way home.
II. d. McVey of Phoenix, state man
ager of the Mountain States Telephone |
and Telegraph company, was a Flag
staff visitor this week.
Mrs. Edith Burnester of the Leader
staff, has been i'll for several days, but
reported better at this writing
Mr.. and Mrs AL Sanford were de-
lightful dinner hosts last Sunday nj
/ O'Clock. Their guests included MIR
and Mrs. Fred S, Brien. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rabbit, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Ehlers. DIR. and Mrs. Martin
Frouske and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Noble. -'''
Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Burby Of The
civil service commission. are Tlagsraff
visitors this week.
Mrs. George Fleming AMI Tom Nc
Millar entertained jolly crow of
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