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Mrs. F. McCrary left on last night’s
boat for California.
J. V. Lydick returned yesterday
from a short business trip to Seward.
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Mrs. William Lindig left on the Ala
meda on a visit to her folks back
East.
Charles L. Graber and wife of
Carthy left on the Alameda for Cali
fornia.
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Duncan Stewart arrived in town to
day from Latouche on the launch
Shamrock.
Joe White returned yesterday from
a trip of several weeks to Seward and
Anchorage.
Mrs. J. B. Carlyle was an outgoing
passenger on the Alameda, on a visit
to the States.
Deputy Marshals W. L. Fursman
and H. C. Kavanagh returned from
Valdez yesterday.
J. M. Elmer, who has mining inter
ests on Slate creek, is in town for a
few days on business.
Mrs. Fred Ahrens, wife of the sec
tion boss at McCarthy, left for the
'^States on the Alameda.
Miss Naomi Pottelin, daughter of an
Afognak merchant, was here yester
day on her way to the States.
Mrs. J. W. Spaulding and daughter,
Miss Harriet Spaulding, of Port Wells,
are spending a few days in town.
Captain E. F. Moore of the Moore
Packing Company left last night on
& short business trip to Seattle.
The decking has been removed from
the Chitina bridge, which, it is ex
pected, will be washed out at any
time.
Edgar J. Davis and M. E. Holben
left today for the Copper River flats,
where they will engage in fishing for
the summer.
A landslide at Latouche took out
part of the pipe line at the Ladysmith
mine and resulted in the loss of 5,000
gallons of oil.
Raymond Lewis, formerly of Bremer
ton, came to Cordova yesterday from
Seward to accept a position in The
Club barber shop.
* red McMichael, who spent, the past
few months at Seward and Anchorage,
returned yesterday to resume his old
position on piledriver X52.
Everett T. Moore and Miss Nellie
M. Anderson of Ellamar were married
at the commissioner’s office on Satur
day evening by Judge Noaks.
Miss Katherine Miller of Valdez, a
former nurse at the Cordova general
hospital, spent yesterday with local
friends on her way to the States.
F. J. Rhines, who has been in the
Cordova general hospital for the past
two weeks, today returned to his post
at the Hinchinbrook lighthouse.
William Canavan has returned from
a stay of several months at Yakataga
Beach, where he was looking after
some oil locations for local people.
J. L. Fozard, superintendent of the
Beatson mine at Latouche, arrived in
town yesterday on a launch, and left
at an early hour this morning for Val
dez.
Mrs. I. Bayles and daughters, Edith
and Dorothy, of Anchorage, were in
town yesterday, on their way to Cali
fornia, where they will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Grant Caughey and mother,
Mrs. L. Dunham, accompanied the re
mains of the former’s husband tc
| Omaha, where interment will take
j place.
i L. J. Day, wife and baby, of Chitina
; left on the Alameda last night for the
j States, where they will make theii
, future home.
The Order of the Eastern Star serv
ice was conducted yesterday afternoor
at the cemetery in the burial of the
late Mrs. Newman, who died recentlj
of pneumonia.
Dr. W. H. Chase and C. W. Scar
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borough returned last night from a •*«
hunting trip to Hinchinbrook island,
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but claim that he snow is still too deep *
for bear hunting.
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Chief Machinist’s Mate Jensen ar
rived today on the U. S. S. Saturn, 5:8
and will be stationed hereafter at the
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naval radio station at Mile 7.
Ten deaths have occurred at Fair- 2
banks from influenza, but reports to- 2
day are to the effect that the epidemic *
is on the decline, and those afflicted 5
have a fair chance of recovery.
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Attorney Arthur Frame of Anchor- 5
age, Republican candidate for the ,.v
house of representatives, came to Cor- 28
dova on yesterday’s boat and will •£:
spend a few days here with friends. 58
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Mrs. J. W. Date and young son, 28
Richard, were outgoing passengers last
night for Rochester, Minn., where the • ♦:*:
boy will undergo an operation at Mayo 28
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Bros.’ institute.
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The halibut schooner Scandia, which • 8
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was wrecked on Montague island 28
about six weeks ago and was repaired
here, left today for Seattle, with Capt. •*
Mornas in command.
William Ellis, manager for the Frye
Bruhn Company at Seward, spent yes
terday in town as the guest of Fred
Glasbrenner. Mr. Ellis is on his way
to England on a visit to his folks.
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Attorney T. J. Donohoe, Mayor A. J. 28
Adams, W. F. Mahar, Horace Leach 28
and Patrick Tammany returned yes- 28
• terday from Valdez, where they had •£
been in attendance at the district 2*8
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court. * $
Fred Diljgren, who is conducting a 2:3
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fox ranch on Naked island, has re- • :;!
ceived a cablegram from the superin
tendent of the Chemewa school, in
Oregon, notifying him of the death of
his daughter, Freda, who was a stu
dent at that institution.
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MASONIC MEETING 28
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Special meeting of Mount McKinley 28
Lodge No. 183, F. & A. M., tonight.
J. H. SELLEN, W. M. ...
W. E. BROWN, Secretary. Jj:
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NOTICE 2t:
Regular meeting of Cordova Igloo,
Pioneers of Alaska, at Eagle room to
night.
GEORGE DOOLEY, Secretary.
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