TO HOMER
The Wilson barge -
made a trip to Homer
last Saturday after
noon. A mong her pas
sengers, several of
whom went just for
the trip, were Mrs.
Grace Olssen, J. W;
and Jerry Thompson,
Hazel Ellsworth and
Be a trice Hancock•
OPENS HOMER OFFICE
Dr. Melvin Beltz of
Seldovia hospital made
his first of planned
weekly flights to Ho
mer yesterday. Dr,
Beltz plans to keep
office hours', in Homer
each Monday, flying
weather permitting,
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ANDERSONS HAVE
NINE POUND SON,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Anderson, Jr., becr^me ,
the parents of John
Conrad Anderson III,
early last Monday ev
ening* The new son is
a big 9 pound, 4 ounce
boy. .He is the Ander
son * s first child•
MRS, SOMMERVILLE
EXPECTED SOON
Mrs. L. V. Sommer -
villa, who has been
spending the winter
Olitside, is expected
to return to Seldovia
within^ the next week
or two. She will be
in Seward this week.
SELOOV'IR CASH STORE
'AGENTS FOR
nORGE
Refrigerators
UJ as hers
Oil Heaters :
Electric Ranges
Some items due on next boat
Others are coming soon
Place your order ElOUJ
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Garland HSLD'UP (Octet)
i' • . 1
to the Denali,* “Which
is scheduled to sail
north this week. The
Berger Distributing
Co., is agreeable to
the transfer of such
consignments, it was
stated.
The strike action
was called by Seattle
stevedores because
the Garland*s crew is
non-union. Mr. Ber
ger contends that be
cause the men own
shares in the vessel,
her operation may be
termed a co-operative
and therefore union
membership is unnec
e s s ary._
VISITinG'""
AT THE BEACHCOMBER
Albert Rosenblad,
Halibut'Cove; Robert
Ducker, Portlock;
James Colias and
Johnnie Malchoff,
Port Graham; Freda
Coles, Homer.
AT SEIDOVIa HOUSE:
E. A. Gissberg, Hali
but Cove; Freda
Coles, Homer.
ENJfRS HOSPITAL
NC. Calhoun, Sr.,
was a patient in Sel
dovia hospital for a
short time early this
week. He was admitted
Sunday morning and was
released the next day.
ANDERSON DOCK •
AGENTS ' FOR
Hlaska jteamship Co,_Railway Express Rgcy