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LOCAL If
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Geo. T. Barrett, of Katalla, is a
town visitor. '
Mrs. John England left today on a
visit to the States.
Glenn Carrington and Richard
Wakelin, of Seattle are Cordova visi
tors.
M. E. Watkins, who is a placer
operator on Slate Creek was in town
today.
Corporal Rogers and Sergeant Bro
gan are here on their way to Fair
banks.
W. X. Gilbert and wife left today
for the states, where they will spend
the winter.
W. J. Erskine and wife, of Kodiak,
are returning home from the states
on the Watson.
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The Republican Club meets at Eagle
hall lodge room tonight at 8 o’clock.
Let every member be present.
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Father Wm. McMillan returned on
the Northwestern this morning from
a parochial visit to the westward.
Capt. Hamner Houston came over
from Valdez, en route to Fairbanks on
an inspection tour of the cable of
fices.
Dr. W. T. Lopp, head of the bureau
of education for the natives of Alas
ka, is a westward passenger oxx the
Watson.
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District Attorney Munley reports
that a murder was committed near
Kenai, but no details have as yet
been received.
Dr. Beatson. in charge of the rail
road commission hospital at Anchor
age, greeted Cordova friends today on
his way to the states.
H. A. Slater and Chas. J. Goodall
returned last night from a week’s
trip to Port Wells where they secured
a planer and other sawmill equip
raent for the Cordova Mill and Lum
ber Co.
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J. B. O’Neill booked passage on the
Northwestern today on a short busi
ness trip to Seattle.
R. B. Gough, of the Alaska Sea
Food Company, accompanied by his
wife, left toda'y for the states.11
Mrs. F. Welch, son and daughter
and J. Gross and wife, of Fairbanks,1
were among the outgoing passengers
on the Northwestern.
Dr. W. H. Chase left on the North
western today for New York, to visit
his father who has been in poor
health for some time past.
On Saturday evening at 10 o’clock
the Bill’s Club will give a smoker at
Hegg’s hall. All visiting Elks are
j cordially invited to attend.
School marms for Illiamna, Seldo
via, Kenai, Afognak, Alitak, Kodiak,
Ouzinki, and many other westward
points are aboard the Watson.
Attorney General Jeremiah Murphy
is a passenger aboard the Admiral
Watson for Anchorage and will stop
in Cordova on his return trip.
Mrs. Earl Raymond, wife of the
port engineer for the Alaska Steam
[ship Company at Seattle, is making
the round trip on the Northwestern.
District Attorney M. A. Munley and
Assistant Attorney John Miller ar
rived from Valdez today to prosecute
a case in the commissioner’s court.
John Walker, of the Juneau land
office, was in town last night on his
wav to the Cold Bay oil fields where
he will begin the sub-division work.
J. L. Fozard, superintendent of the
Kennecott Copper Corporation mine
at Latouche, was in town today on
his way to California on a three
month’s vacation.
M. Arvesen, of Seattle, owner of the
halibut boat Constance, recently
wrecked at Cape Suckling is in town
and has engaged the Rolfe No. 2 to
salvage his boat.
Mrs. Grant Reed returned this
morning from a trip to Seward,
where she visited her husband who is
employed by the Alaskan engineering
commission.
Miss Gladys Wagner, who has been
employed in the optical department
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of Osborne Bros, store for some time
past, today returned to her home in
Seattle.
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Miss Naomi Petellin, daughter of a *
well known Afognak merchant and
William Kraft, of Kodiak, are passen
gers for home on the Watson, after a
visit to the states.
Freeman Robinson, aged 21 years,
a colored cook connected with the
working crew at the radio station
died at the general hospital yesterday
after complications had set in from
an operation for appendicitis. The
body is being prepared for shipment
to the states.
The steamship Northwestern sailed |
for Seattle at 1:30 o'clock this after
noon. Among the passengers from
here were W. X. Gilbert and wife,
Miss Gladys Wagner, Miss F. Welch,
son and daughter, W. Lameraux, Dr.
W. H Chase, R. B. Gough and wife,
.T. B. O’Neil, Mrs. John England, J. j
Gross and wife.
The steamer Admiral Watson ar
rived from Seattle at 10 o’clock last
night with the following passengers
for Cordova: R. A. Gould, Mrs. R. A.
Gould, W. S. Martin, W. J. McClery,
and Otto Roeber. Those leaving here
for the westward were Arthur H. Mil
ler and wife for Seward; Dr. C. B.
Parker for Kodiak.
Adjutant W. Kerr, financial repre
sentative of the Salvation Army for
British Columbia, Alaska and the Yu
kon, arrived in town this morning
and will put oiv a drive for a Home
Service Fund. Alaska’s quota is
$10,000 and the towns to the west
ward, mostly under the auspices of
the Elks, have responded most gen
erously.
i MASONIC MEETING
A meeting of Mt. McKinley lodge,
No. 183, F. and A. M. , will be held
tonight at 8:30 o’clock. Stated Com
munication.
J. H. SELLEN,„W. M.
W. E. BROWN, Secy.
CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH
First Friday Devotions. Mass at 8:30
a. m.
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Philippines makes it quite expensive
to operate a motor car. All of the
gasoline consumed is imported either I
from the United States or Sumatra I
and sells in the Philippines for about I
$1 a gallon. ■
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