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PURELY LOCAL
i GOSSIP ABOUT
1 YOURFRIENDS
The oil boat, Capt. Lucas, was in
port yesterday.
Earl McCrary was an outgoing pas
senger on today’s boat.
Mrs. C. E. Nichols left today on a
vicit to friends outside.
James Hyland is doing night clerk
duty at the Alaskan hotel.
Mrs. V. G. Hicks was a passenger
for the states on the Northwestern.
Mrs. M. W. Fry, of McCarthy, de
parted today on a visit to the states.
Mrs. S. N. Laurie and son of Mc
Carthy, left today on a visit to the
states.
Mrs. W. E. Browne and baby left
on the Northwestern on a visit to the
states.
Mrs. Dan Greenig and children were
among the outgoing passengers on to
days’ boat.
Capt. A. E. Lathrop will leave on
the Farragut tonight for Anchorage
on a short business trip.
Mzs. J. B. Carlyle left on the North
western on an extended visit to
[ friends on the 'outside.
Sanford Finkelstein has accepted a
position in the clothing department of
Finkelstein & Sapiro’s store.
The interior of the Alaskan Grill
is being beautified with a fresh coat
| of paint and new wallpaper.
W. S. Newlin left this morning for
sunny California where he will spend
several weeks at the hot springs.
Fred Brotherson and bride departed
on today’s boat for Centralia, Wash.,
where they will spend their honey
moon.
The meeting of the Ladies’ Aid so
ciety of the Presbyterian church, to
be held tomorrow afternoon, has been
postponed.
Capt. Alexander Allan and Leo
Wittenberger, of the Arctic region,
left today on a business trip to Pacific
coast cities.
Harold Johnson, who has been em
ployed in the First Bank of Cordova
for about a year, returned to Seattle
on last night’s boat.
Mrs. G. Ij. Buchanan and daughter,
Miss Madeline, will leave on the Ala
meda for San Francisco, where they
I will spend the summer.
| W. L. Smith, who has been a rheu
mum: suiierer ioi' some ume pusi,
left today to bask in the sunshine of
California for sixty days.
In the suit of' Terrel vs. Lorentzen
the district court has granted an in
junction against the defendant pend
ing the final determination of the
cas.e.
A special meeting of the Ladies’
Altar society will be h^ld on Wednes
day evening at 8 o’clock with Mrs.
Leach at apartment 1, over the City
Bakery.
Work on the new Empress theatre
building is now progresing satisfact
orily and a large force of carpenters
is engaged in putting in the
windows.
The tender Jeane, named after
Superintendent McConaghy’s little girl
will leave Seattle this week for Cor
dova to be used by the Pioneer Pack
ing company.
Tom Cloninger and wife booked
passage on today’s boat for Seattle,
where( the former will purchase the
equipment for his new billiard arid
pool hall.
Paul Bloedhom left on r the North
western for Juneau where he will re
main on busines for a few days, re
turning on the steamer Alaska, which
leaves Seattle tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McKenny are
receiving the congratulations of their
friends upon the advent of a baby girl
into their home, which was born at
the hospital on Sunday afternoon.
Pauline Fredericks appeared at her
best last night at the Empress the
atre as “Sapho,” with a strong sup
porting cast, making an exceptionally
strong production. “Sapho” will be
shown for the last time tonight.
Tonight at 8:30 o’clock the Cham
ber of Commerce will hold a special
meeting at the Northland club. As
matters of vital importance to the
community are to be considered it is
the duty of every member to be
present.
The annual congregational business
meeting of the Presbyterian church
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will be held this evening at eight
o’clock. Reports of the various de
partments will be heard. Following
the business meeting wil be a social
hour, when light refreshments will be
served. To this meeting we cordially
invite the members and friends of the
Sunday school and the church.
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|| Sherwin-Williams* Celebrated ||
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