COMIN’ & GOIN’
Jack Hinckle returned to
his home from Virginia Mason
Clinic in Seattle early this
week. He was out side for
special medical attention.
Cecil Wilson returned to
Kodiak recently after spend
ing several weeks in the
states. Mrs. Wilson and their
daughter Candace will return
in a few weeks.
, Edward Pagano, staunch
! supporter of the Democratic
party, returned to Kodiak
Thursday. He has been out
fishing since June.
Bill Kosoff, advertising,
manager and bartender at the j
Ship Tavern, plans to leave1
today for Seattle to enter Vir-.
ginia Mason Clinic for a medi
cal check up.
He expects to be gone for
two weeks.
The Island Seafoods floating
cannery returned to port
Thursday. The cannery has
been on the fishing grounds
during the past season.
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Mrs. Maud lies and Miss
Nettie Curry, mother and aunt
of Mrs. Gene Crawford, left
Sunday to return to their home
in Carthage, Mo., after several
weeks here.
They flew to Homer, went
by bus from there to Seward,
and sailed Tuesday night on
the S. S. Alaska for Seattle.
Ivor Schott, Kodiak school
superintendent, and Mrs.
Schott returned last Saturday
after spending two months in
the states. Schott attended
school in Southern California,
and the couple also visited his
family in Missouri.
Osky Weeda, Anchorage
salesman, was in town on
business this week.
Miss Phyllis Sullivan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Lightfoot, left this week
for Idaho to visit relatives.
She will attend college this
fall at St. Marys of the Wa
satch in Salt Lake City, Utah
Baxter Feltch, salesman,
was in Kodiak on business. He
left Wednesday on PNA for
Anchorage.
Bob Logan, skipper of the
Kodiak Salvor, a salvage ves
sel, was in Kodiak for several
days the past week.
The Garland, westward
mailboat, arrived here from
Seward Friday and departed
for ports of call out the
Aleutian Chain.
A. N. IVacJlelan, freight
claim sg nt tor Ala Steam
ship Comp’ ny, was in Kodiak
this week to call on O. H.
Kimball, local ASC agent.
MacClellan described his
visit as routine business.
Mrs. Tom Lee and daughter
Debby, one year, arrived in
Kodiak Tuesday for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wolf,
parents of Mrs. Lee and
grandfather and grandmother
of Debby.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ruff
and sons, Jack and Dale, left
Thursday for Fargo, S. D.
Buy in Kodiak.
Gardners and flower grow
ers may enter exhibits in the
A■irmst SI, Garden bhe
whether they are members of
the Kodia1-: Garden Club or
not., Mrs. John Given, presi
dent, said yesterday.
She urged children to pay
special attention to the Juve
nile Division.
Entry blanks may be ob
tained at Donnelley and Ache
son, The Beauty Snop. Knud
sens, Kraft Dry Goods or
from any member. There is
no charge for exhibits.
Wilton White, manager of
Kodiak Motors, has been in
Seattle the past week.
NOTICE
I will pay FIFTY DOLLARS for
:: all bear killed which are molest
; ing my cattle.
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