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LOCAL NOTES
C. A. Harris purchased lots 1
and 2 in block 32 for a home site.
Eric Ness and Ed Nelson started
the construction of a new founda
tion on their lot opposite Worth’s
Ice Cream Parlors.
Watch for the “Humming Bird.”
Construction of 3rd Street be
tween F and G streets was author
ized and work is progressing.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Clausen en
tertained a group of friends last
Friday evening in honor of his
nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs.
Carmichael of Portland, Oregon.
E. A. Cresa has arranged his
tools and equipment in the rear of
the Grande Cafe Building and is
already giving service to the trade.
Harold Dawes is pushing along
work on the second story of the
Mercantile Building. He plans to
have office suites for rent.
Jess Ames is again behind the
counter in the Hogue and Tveten
Store. Joe William aslo appeared
behind the counters and is a mem
ber of the clerical force.
Among the summer guests in
Petersburg this season wil be Miss
.Ellen Mae Standard, daughter of
Drs. Dan and Susie V. Standard,
and Mrs. Lydia Vincent, Dr.
Susie’s mother. They are sched
uled to arrive this week on the
Admiral Farragut .
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bowman
left Petersburg on the Admiral
Rogers and will spend the summer
on their farm near Seatte
John W. Smith was in town
this week having his hand cared
for. He received a nasty shotgun
wound.
United States District Harding,
of Juneau, arrived in town on the
Helmar this week and spent a day
here before proceeding to Jufeeau.
Winn Goddard, game warden un
der the Alaska Gamo Commission
was an arrival this week from Ju
neau on the Sea Otter.
C. A. Shonacker, representing
Zellerback Paper Company and
other lines was around this week
visiting the trade.
Miss Mary Allen has been reno
vating the Totem Ice Cream par
ors this week.
Watch for the Humming Bird.
William. Worth has completed
improvements on his place and has
a place to rest your weary soul.
Work on the new theatre build
ing put up by Neil MacGreggor is
fast assuming its plans and speci
fications. With outside walls all
set and roofing on, the men on the
force are taking advantage of the
good weather by rushing the tar
ring of the roof covering. At the
rate the work is progressing under
the direction of Ed Nelson, the
building will be competed much
sooner than anticipated.
Hogue and Tveten Company pur
chased stock and equipment of the
defunct Petersburg Cooperative As
sociation was sold at auction by
Marshall Brown.
Owing to over-supply of shrimp
Dn the market the pickers are pick
ing only an average of a half of
each day this week.
The shrimp fleet was laid off a
couple of days this week and the j
men told to take a holiday by Mr.
Ohmer. Three of the boats took
a run down to “Bum’s Retreat”
and enjoyed themselves by grub
bing out brush and fixing it up for
the summer.
The Nerenka K. and the Ger
trude S. herring seiners from the
Sound were in port this week.
Chris Lang has opened a tailor |
shop in the rear of T. Goodman’s
store.
Charley Kinney is tuning up his |
engine preparatory to leaving for
the northern end of the Divisio.
Henry Phillips has been con
fined to his home with a bad cold
this week.
Billy Gribble and Stanley Sutton
have been turning out first class
signs for various business houses
along front street.
Ed. Ramstead has completed a
shed at the rear of the Wheeler
Block and it is now receiving a
nice coat of paint. With the main
building on the street painted up,
the citizens of Petersburg can
point with pride to its front street.
Major L. E. Oliver, of the U. S.
Engineers, arrived in Petersburg
on the Admiral Rogers today.
On Monday evening the Ameri
can Legion and Auxililary held a
joint meeting to discuss their pa
rade entries. The organizations
decided to concentrate their ener
gies and enter a joint float in the
parade. Mrs. Emanuel Isom was
appointed chairman of the commit
tee with Mrs. H. A. Dawes and
Mrs. William Dunkleberger .repre
senting the Auxiliary while Mr. H.
A. Dawes, Mr. Axel Pearson, and
Mr. Dick Hanson were chosen to
act for the Legion. After the busi
ness was completed the ladies serv
ed refreshments.
Hugh Smith left for Ketchikan
on a short trip.
Keep your eye open for the
“Humming Bird.” It’s a humding
er.
CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
Sunday morning services at
1.1: SO o’clock.
Sunday morning services at 10:30.
Sunday School at 11:30.
, S. Sydness,
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10 30 a.m. Aternoon services at
? p.m. Wednesday evening pray*
er meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
Sunday evening Salvation meet
trig at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
evening at 8 o'clock.
Captain Kenny and Lieutenant
McEachren, in charge.
Bright meetings, Everybody wel
come. Come and meet your friends
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