The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL: IX
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday, April 10,1 .-^6.
No. 15
I SEE BY THE
PAPER THAT:
Mrs. J. B. O’Neill and little
Molly’o arrived Sunday after an
absence of five months in Seattle.
Deanie remained in Seattle to
continue her musical studies.
J. E. Barrett returned Sun
day from a three months trip to
Seattle where he had surgical
treatment on his nose.
W. D. Coppernol, District
Attorney and former U. S. Com
missioner here, was a McCarthy
visitor from Sunday to Wednes
day.
Harold Glad, cousin of Carl
Eugstrom, was a Sunday arrival
from the States to visit Carl at
Kennecott hospital.
Mrs. Don Miller and Miss
Helen McCreary of Chitina were
Kenne.cott and McCarthy visitors
this week, corning up on Tues
day and returning Friday.
H. C. Dunlop, representing
Schwabacher Bros, of Seattle vis
ited this section between trains
Thursday and Friday.
Billy Urlass came in from
the Homestead last Saturday
with a nice catch of lynx an t two
wolverine.
Jack Carroll left Wednesday
for the Shushanna.
W A. and Alfred Collins of
Seattle arrived in town Tuesday
to work for the season atChititu
Creek.
Warren Nelson came in W. d
nesday from Copper Creek to
meet his son whom he expects
to arrive from Seattle.
HYDRAULIC OUTFIT
FOR COPPER CREEK
Warren Nelson, partner in
the Ditman, Widing and Nelson
interests on Copper Creek, rep
orts that a hydraulic outfit capa
ble of handling the work for
the coining season has been put
on their property and they now
await only the breaking of the
weather to commence operations
on a considerable scale.
Geo. M idden. Frank Carrol,
and Martin Hansen came up on
the Alaska and arrived here to
day for the opening of the Chit
itu season.
Jack Carroll had the .misfor
tune to lose a dog this week, the
animal jumping through a wind
ow while fastened by a chain
and strangling to death. He had
purchased the dog only the
previous day.
KENNECOTT MOVIES
Sunday, April 11
CIRCE, THE ENCHANTRESS
featuring Mae Murray and James
Kirkwood.
Wednesday, April 14
Lois Wilson
in
WELCOME HOME
SPRING IS THE TIME
to replenish your lingerie
MADE-TO-MEASURE
and
READY MADE
i
Mi’s. C. O. Mar wood has samp
les and takes orders.
Mrs. Jack Morris
CHURCH SERVICES
The Rev. Me. Kent of the Cor
dova Episcopal church came up
from the Coast Tuesday and held ;
church services here and at Ken
necott. The McCarthy services
were held at the school house at
four o’clock in the afternoon and
at Kennecott in the evening. He
returned to Cordova Wednesday
j
morning;.
Mr. Kent promises to return
aoout the first of May.
Warren Nelson’s son of Sea
ttle arrived today anil will acc
ompany his father to Copper,
Creek in a couple of days. He
will >pend the summer here.
ANDERTON AND MORIN
IN FRC!V! WHITE
Lou Anderton and Roy Morin
who have been wintornura bunch
of horses on the ranyre in the
White River country came into
town Tuesday with Harry Boy
den. Lou reports an exceptiona
lly fine winter on the White but
they had the misfortune to lose
several horses.
Roy will remain here while
Lou will return soon.
Pete Penoff returned today
after spending the winter out
side.
DAN SUTHERLAND
CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
AS DELEGATE TO CONGRESS