Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-07
FLAGSTAFF

in part for the diminishing soclai
activities of the week just past, but
the prevalence of the flu has had
also a quieting effect. However
many of our people are fully re-
covered and the days begin TO sug-
gest picnics and all sorts OF out
door pleasures that will in no way
interfere with our solemn vows to
be good for forty days.
Last Thursday evening DR.. and
Mrs. Paul Zimm entertained the
members of the Five Hundred club.
Mrs. Zimm has but recently re-
turned from an extended visit on
the coast, so that the pleasure OF
being in her home again was an
added one. The evening was de-
voted to the usual games until the
hour of refreshments, when the
sociabiity was at its height.
Last Friday night at the Ashurst
auditorium the people of Flagstaff
were given real treat in the ma
ture of dramatic rendition OF
Bought and Paid For" 1t was
the third number of the very eX-
cellent Normal lecture course, ana
the artist, Miss Gay Zenolo Mac
Laren, won her audience from the
very beginning by her very unusual
talent
Dan Francis, Jr., was an ldeal
host last Saturday night Wheh ne
entertained in compliment to MI
Leslie d. Rhea, who leaves shortiy
for Albuquerque, his former nome
Dancing was the entertainment,
followed by delectable lunch.
Monday last was Library day.
This is a custom of several years
standing, instituted TO swell the
library fund of the Woman's club
who have the Public library in
charge. Monday found any num-
Der rushing for both necessary ana
unnecessary purchases that a neat
little sum might be rolled up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn, proprie-
tors of the Ideal hotel, are leaving
Flagstaff soon. Their many friends
suggested a merry little party az
the Ideal in their honor, with tne
result that a most pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
The teachers of Emerson schooi
planned a most agreeable surprise
on one of their number last Mon
dav night and carried 1t through
most delightfully."-. Miss Lura Kin
sew has every reason to remember IL
as it was her birthday anniversary,
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Lusk VIII
move shortly into the old II. NJ
Brown house on Aspen avenue
Mr.. Lusk bought the property re-
Gently from Charles II. BurlocK.
Bert May of Casper, Mont, re-
turned recently to Flagstaff after
an absence of several years. lie
hopes to locate in business mere,
news of which his many lrlerus
hear with satisfaction.
Gus Dahl has left with his taniiy
for California, where he Will re-
side in the future.
Miss Lucille Fowler and Horace
Nav were guests last Sunday Oh
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Gravely at
Winslow, Ariz.
Marion Aubineau, formerly OF,
Flagstaff, visited friends in the city
and left Sunday night for Los An
geles, Calf.
Mrs. Charlotte Acker and daugh-
ter, Alma, returned Saturday hlsht
from a two months trip on the
coast. Miss Alma will resume her
duties as teacher at the Fort VAL
lev school, while Mrs. Acker will
Immediately assume her new duties
as county school superintendent
Mrs. Joe Frohmiller, formerly an
employee of Rabbit Brothers, Will
succeed Mrs. Julia Kleisler as dep
uty county treasurer, having been
appointed by Treasurer Murphy.
Rev. Luther Moore returned
from Arkansas last week, where
he had been called by the death or
Mrs. Moore's father.
Charles II. ,Burlock Is at the
Commercial hotel, coming in last
Monday night from Oatman.
M. |. Powers, of the Citizens
bank, returned last Saturday night
from Prescott, where he was called
on legal business.
E. II. Wheat, of the Flagstaff
Lumber company, left last Monday
for Cooley on business connected
with the Flagstaff Lumber Co.
Fred Hart and wife OF Sed'onia
are registered at the Pine hotel
this week en- route home from
honeymoon trip which was spent in
Albuquerque, N. M.
Harvey Brown returned the first
of the week from Cooley, where he
had accompanied r. E. Pollock on
a business trip.
Miss Grace Caldwell, for many
years instructor of languages at the
Northern Arizona Normal school,
has resigned her position and will
leave about the 10th Of the present
month for st. Louis, where she will
become an instructor in the st.
Louis schools.
C.. A. Clark is remodeling his
present quarters and when COM
pleted will be most attractive as
mems furnishing store.
Mrs. j. G.. Dolan returned this
week from Hollywood, Calf.
Miss Lena Laney left Friday for
Ash Fork, where she will make a
visit of several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Smith,
T.. III. Nelson, cashier of the Citi-
zens bank, left Sunday for Phoenix,
where Mrs. Nelson has been for
several weeks. They will go to Los
Angeles for Mr.. Nelson's vacation.
Ray Babbitt is recovering slowly
from an attack of the flu.
r. r. Pollock, president of the
Diamond Coal company, arrived
last week from Beverly Hills, stay
ing few days and later going to
Cooley with T. e. Pollock.
Mrs. VIM. Griffin of the Grand
canyon is recuperating at the Bart
home after an attack of the flu.
O. T Rabbit who Spent most of