PURELY LOCAL
GOSSIP ABOUT
YOUR FRIENDS
Nelson McCrary is in town from
Wooded island.
There will be a meeting of the city
council tonight.
Mrs. A. A. Mitchell returned from
Latouche on the Alaska.
Bill Hart in “The Square Deal
Man’’ at the Empress tonight.
Dr. W. W. Council left for Kenne
cott this morning on the speeder.
Mrs. A. J. MacConnell was a passen
ger on yesterday’s boat for the States.
Harry Thisted of the Pinnacle Rock
company was a passenger for the Out
side on the Alaska.
Miss Julia Scobie, nurse of Kenne
cott general hospital, left yesterday
for a vacation to the States.
H. D. Thompson and family have
moved into apartments in the newly
fitted up Reception building.
Charlie Chaplin in his first million
dollar picture, “A Dog’s Life,” at the
Empress tonight. “It’s a bear.”
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A large number of the young men
and matrons from the radio stations
at Miles 7 and 14 were in the city
Saturday to participate in the social
events of the weekend.
Frank A. Metcalf of Juneau, a min
ing and civil engineer, arrived in the
city Saturday from the Interior, where
he has been professionally engaged,
and left on the Alaska yesterday for
his home.
Pete McMahan, one of the old
timers of the territory, visited with a
number of friends while the Alaska
was in port. Pete is on his way to
Ketchikan, en route to the new strike
at Stewart.
In Saturday’s Times issue an item
was printed saying that Mrs. F. J.
Dwyer of Strelna was operated on
at Kennecott hospital for appendici
tis. This should have read “V.
J. Dwyer.”
The gasboat Rolfe returned this
morning from Middleton island. The
Rolfe left Cordova last Thursday with
W. J. and Mrs. Keiley of Greenfield,
Mass. Mr. Keiley is Mrs. Scheeler’s
brother.' The Keileys are to live on
the island.
The new road that was recently
built in Old town has been improved
by the addition of a much-needed
sidewalk
James Riley returned from a trip
to Valdez on yesterday’s boat and
will leave for his mining property at
Alaganik on the next train.
J. R. Burch, Mrs. Burch, Vida
Burch and Dan Burch, of Fairbanks,
came down on Saturday’s train and
will go out on the Alameda. The
Burches will fit up an automobile at
Seattle and motor to Eastern Wash
ington and then to Southern Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Burch have
been been in Alaska twelve years.
George Brown, who has spent the
summer working for the road commis
sion on the Fairbanks trail, arrived
in town on Saturday’s train and will
leave on the next boat for his home
in Valdez.
J. R. Carmichael, who has been em
ployed by the Alaska Copper Corpora
tion as manager of its mill, arrived in
the city and Saturday’s train, and will
leave for his home at Salt Lake City
on the next boat.
Walter Smith and bride will return
to Cordova on the Alameda in a few
days. Previous to his trip to Amer
ica, Mr. Smith wras one of the crew
of the U. S. S. Virginia in European
waters. He will join his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Layton Smith.
H. S. Hutchinson and Cliff Summer
lin, who have been fishing for the
Pioneer Packing company, returned
to town Saturday from the flats. The
former will spend the next week
cruising around the sound, while the
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McCarthy.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bratton have re
ceived word that their son Norman
has returned from overseas and now
has a responsible life position with a
large steel corporation at Canton,
Ohio. Norman was one of the first
to enlist, and went overseas in the
aviation service.
Floyd Smith and Nelson McCrary
arrived from Wooded island yester
day, where they have a fox farm.
After spending a few days in town
they will return to their island home,
accompanied by Mrs. Nelson and
daughter, who have spent the past
month visiting friends in Cordova.
CORDOVA PASSENGERS
ROUTE OUTSIDE
The steamship Alaska sailed for
Seattle at 5 a. m. yesterday with the
following Cordova passengers:
Mrs. D. N. Riddell, Mrs. A. G. Mac
Connell, H. G. Steel, Geo. Watkins
Evans, Miss Kate Eliff, Harry E.
Pratt, Miss J. Scobie, Mrs. R. H. Fan
ning Mrs. H. M McKee, Harry Thist
ed, C. Holgersony, R. H. Fanning, J.
D. Loring Mrs. Swanson and three
children, Mrs. Irene Hart, Forrest
Hart, A. E. Harkness, D. V. Small, J.
C. Jackson, Mrs. J. C. Jackson, F. M.
Mosley, Cliff Bacon, J. H. Batcheler,
Mike Sullivan.
She also had cannery crews from
the Alaska Sea Foods company, the
Canoe Pass Packing company, the
Carlisle Packing company and the
Pioneer packing company.
Electric irons, 3 pounds to 6 1-2
pounds. Prices $3.50 to $6.50 at the
Northwestern Hardware Company.
Best coffee in town at the City
Bakery. 2-6t
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FOR SALE—Upright Piano. Apply to
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FOR RENT—Furnished cabins. See
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breeding purposes. Apply A. Cohen.
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