CHARLIE HOOKS GETS BACK
LOITG LOST 3LC0BH0UHD
On December 7, Chasles
riooks came home and brought
with, him from Cordova his
much-missed dog*
He gave it. anray a couple
of years ago because Tam,
the dog, \/ouldnrt stay at
home* So Charlie gave him
to Pete Rammer. Pete took
him over to the Bremner*
He stayed there awhile3
and then Rammer gave him to
Pilot Kirkpatrick, who took
him to Cordova* There is
where Chas* Hooks found him*
I.rs. Jenson Departs
llrs. Jenson left for
Seattle on the airplane on
January 1st, to see her
daughter. Two days "before
Llrs. Jenson left, she went
around telling everybody
good—1bye. Then she left on
Saturday at noon.
Henschel Sprains Ankle
On Hew Year’s 3ve, Berner
Henschel was decorating the
hall and fell from a ladder
and sprained his ankle. He
was helping to decorate the
hall for the Hew Year’s
dance*
After a short time in the
hospital, he hoohled about
camp for a while, and is now
completely well*
Gone Breaks Foot.
On Jan. 9, John Gone, the
engineer’s helper,broke his
foot while skiing. He was
skiing down near camp.
He is not in the hospital,
but is not able tt walk as
yet.
3EI3ATA 33HUPJTS F2GLI
THIP TO ISLAITD H0LI3LAI3)
John Y* Shihata, oo ok in
the big bunkhous, has just
returned from Japan, after
visiting friends and family
there*
13?. Shihata would visit
one town for three or four
days, and then another. He
stayed in one place for two
days, and there were plenty
of hotels that were vacant,
because the men had gone to
war*
Asked why he did not re
main longer, John said he
would have stayed^ longer ,
hut that he does not speak
Japanese very 7/ell*
PdLchel son Has Operation
After Having an appen
dicitis operation on Fri.,
Jan, 7, and staying in the
hospital a few days, Hr. '.70
A Hickelson, general sup
erintendent of the ICennecotb
plant, is now fully recoverd
and as frisky as ever.
During his stay in the
hospital, lirs, Hichelson
had the company of liLss
Dorothy'- freacy. She stayed
•with Sirs, HicheIson during
the nights.
IlrSo Hichelson Hurt
Lars. Hichelson sprained
her ankle while giing visit
ing her husband, who was in
the hospital Sunday, Jan.9.
It was not very serious, hut
kept her inside.
Jan. 1, to Jan. 10, 27
passengers have passed over
the trams. ‘This makes an
average of 2.7 per day.
P0PULA2 SIE3IT0GEAPESR LEAVES
FOB SEATTLE HQUE AI-ID FISESIPE
12. ss Charlotte Ear rah left
on ITovo 2Sth train, headed fear
Seattle, after a stay in Een-n
ecott of a little over halg a
year*
She was known and liked all
over the camp, and had a good
ability for walking and. skiing*
Her father is a well-known
delicatessen dealer in Seattle*
Her home address is 2221 E.
ilewton St., Seattle, for those
who want to write.
FH^HC SildElHO'S HOUSE BUSHS
20 2EE GHOUUD IU UCCASfEY
On Jan, 10, the Spadero
home burned down and they lost
practically everything. Just
before going to bed the fire
started.
It is believed that the
furnace started it, They just
had time to get their baby out
and that waj all.
Letrovich Leaves
Buto Letrovich, who was for
man of the garbage disposal
unit of the yard gang has left
for his home in other places*
Buto made enough money so he
does not have to work for
many years, out he can live,
off the country by hunting and
raising vegetables. Charles
Erickson has takBn his job
over and started to work Jan*
22*
On Jan* 19, five trainmen
came up on the airplane
to run the train so that they
could move away some of the
copper ore*