LOCAL AND
i PERSONAL
| MENTION |
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The launch Pioneer will leave for
Katalla tomorrow.
A regular meeting of the city coun
cil] will he held tonight*
Miss Clara Rosswog has accepted a
clerical position with the First Bank
of ordova.
Miss Ruby DeGraff, who spent sev
eral weeks in Seattle on a business
trip, returned home this afternoon.
Mrs. D. T. Phillips, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. R.
Hedges, in Seattle, returned home to
day.
The freighter Ketchikan left Seattle
on Saturday, and It is believed that
she has some Christmas mail on board.
Attorney E. E. Ritchie of Valdez,
who has been attending court here,
left on the Admiral Watson for the
States.
The steamship Admiral Watson ar
rived from the westward at noon and
sailed for Seattle two hours later,
with but few passengers from here.
The indications are that there will
be a large ti'owd in attendance at the
“hard times” ball at Eagle hall on
Wednesday evening.
Tonight Bill Hart will appear at the
Empress theater in one of his char
acteristic plays, “Blue Blazes Raw
don.” Also a Ford educational.
Walter Elliott, who is promoting a
new salmon cannerey for Valdez,
came over from the Glacier city this
afternoon on a short business trip.
Miss Marion Daggett of Minneapo
lis was a Cordova passenger on the
steamship Northwestern this after
noon, and will join the dental force
of Dr. Charles Daggett.
George Greenlee, formerly employed
on local newspapers, who has been
with the Alaska Dispatch in Seattle,
arrived today to join his family, who
arrived here several weeks ago.
Mrs. D. C. Fairman and son Freddie
returned to Cordova today after an
extended visit with friends in Van
couver. • Mr. Fairman has rented the
cottage recently erected by C. S. Brat
ton, which he and his family will oc
cupy.
According to advices received here,
there was a fire at Copper Center on
Saturday, which destroyed the store
of Mrs. E. M. Barnes. The flames
were kept from spreading to the road
house. The loss is estimated at about
$2,500.
Senator Gaustad of Fairbanks, who
recently passed through Cordova on
his way to the Statees, has telegraphed
James L. Galen that J. R. Heckman
of Ketchikan has consented to be a
Republican candidate for national com
mitteeman from Alaska.
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In the pool tournament at The Club
yesterday Olaf Nygard defeated Fran
cis O’Neill two games, the scores be
ing 65 to 48 and 65 to 54. Tonight at
7 o’clock two of the best players in
their respective classes will play. E.
M. Ferguson must make 125 balls to
105 by E. Bulavich.
At a meeting of the Northland Club,
held Saturday evening; the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
six months: President, Bartley How
ard; vice president, Edward F. Med
ley; secretary, William L. Fursman;
treasurer, John Muller; house com
mittee, Rev. E. P. Ziegler, H. A. Slater
and Walter Gaffney..
Roy Walker last night won the
championship of Class A in the bil
liard tournament at the Horseshoe
billiard hall by defeating' Horace
Leach, 106 to 07. Walker will play
with Dr. Chase and Bronsky, winners
in Classes B and C respectively, in
the finals, to determine the winners
of Hie three prizes. Bronsky and
Chase will play the first game of the
finals tonight.
Mrs. Edward L. Harwood will open
her home to the people of Cordova
tomorrow (Tuesday) evening for an
address on the Bahai ^ause by Mrs.
H. E. Hoagg. All are invited. The
Bahai cause is non-sectarian; it is
universal. Abdul Baha says: “To be
a Bahai simply means to love all the
world, to love humanity and try to
serve it; to work for universal peace
and universal brotherhood.”
11 PRESENTS THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED] ||
| May be found in our large stock of Clothing, Hardware
and Fancy Groceries §j
Our goods are now on display and it will be a pleasure to show them. Some suggestions g:
11 NECKWEAR FOR CHRISTMAS
| i A large variety of all leading colors, designs
| and patterns
Prices $1.00 to $2.75
| SILK SHIRTS
I A very beautiful assortment of Silk Shirts in
| the very latest stripes and designs
| Prices $6.50 to $10.00
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Electric Percolators
Toasters
1 Grills
Safety Razors in
Fancy Boxes
Carving Sets
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Skates
Skiis
All the Staple and
Fancy
GROCERIES
Needed to Make the
Xmas Dinner
a Success
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Assorted Nuts
Assorted Candies
Augustine & Kyer
I 3E: F1NKELSTEIN & SAPIRO, INC. |
Prices 50c and Up “The Store that Satisfies”
Phones: Grocery, 21 Office, 74 |!
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