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Neil R. Campbell of Ketchikan is a
Cordova visitor.
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There will be a train for Chitina and 1
McCarthy tomorrow morning.
The Admiral Watson is due from
the westward tomorrow night.
Robert Scott of Juneau is here, in
terviewing the local business men.
Mrs. O. E. Holmberg has returned
to Cordova from a trip to the States.
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Mrs. W. J. Gilbert and baby have
returned from the States to join Mr.!
Gilbert here.
Alvah Eames was a returning passen
ger on the Alameda from a business
trip to Seattle.
P. W. Lee of the Canoe Pass Pack- j
ing Company has returned to Cordova
from the States.
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Joseph Most, superintendent of the
Abercrombie Packing Company, is
back from the States for the summer
season.
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Jack Cook of Valdez is a returning
passenger on the Alameda, after hav
ing spent the winter with his parents
in England.
Mrs. F. E. McConaghy and little
daughter Jeahne returned today from
a trip to Aberdeen, Wash., and will
spend the summer here.
Mrs. Thomas S. Scott and four chil
dren, who have spent the winter with
the former’s parents in Seattle, re
turned home on today's boat.
Charles E. Herron, who is one of
the candidates for Republican national
committeeman, spent the day here on
his way from Juneau to Anchorage.
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Captain J. J. Murray of the Alaska
Sea Food Company has returned from
a trip to the States, where he under
went an operation at the Marine hos
pital at Port Townsend, for appendi
citis.
The launch Pioneer left this morn
ing for Katalla, taking over Captain
Ben Durkee and a crew of fourteen
men for the Bering river coal mine.
Mrs. Eva Lee Marshall and Clayton
Hirst were arrivals on the Alameda
from the States, and will go to the
Interior to visit with their brother, Joe
Hirst.
In last night’s pool tournament
games at The Club Tom Olson defeat
ed Jerjr Perry by a score of 100 to
86. Tonight Alfred Guio and Oscar
Olson play.
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Mrs. Harrison Coleman of Los An
geles, who has been on a winter tour
of Alaska, came from the westward
yesterday and will spend several days
in Cordova.
The Hayes-Graham Packing Com
pany launched its floating cannery
last night, in the presence of a large
number of friends. It will be oper
ated this summer on the Copper River
flats.
George Nickles, E. M. Johnson, C.
D. Munch and E. H. Shrewsberry were
arrivals on today’s boat, and will leave
on tomorrow’s train for Chittitu,
where they will be engaged in mining
fliis setoson.
Dr. Charles Daggett writes from
Rochester, Minn., that he is taking
a special course in dental surgery at
Vlavo Bros.’ institute. He also spent
:our days at the dental convention in
Chicago, and will return there for a
30urse before going to Columbia Uni
versity.
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The Rt. Rev. P. T. Rowe, D. D.,
bishop of Alaska, arrived on this
morning’s boat from the States on his
annual visitation to Cordova and the
towns to the westward. The bishop
will visit Kennecott, leaving on the
morning train, but will return in time
to preach and confirm candidates on
Sunday next at St. George’s church.
After his trip to Valdez, Seward and
Anchorage he will return to Seattle,
only to make ready for a visit to the
Arctic. The many Cordova friends of
the bishop are glad of this opportunity
to again have him visit our town.
Dance tomorrow night at Hegg’s
hall, by Ragtime Trio.
j MANY PEOPLE
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S. S. AIM
The steamship Alameda arrived in
port this morning at 5 o’clock, having
made the trip from Seattle in four
clays $nd twenty hours. She brought
159 passengers for Cordova, as fol
lows:
Eva L. Marshall, Joe White, Marie
White, C. White, Bishop P. T. Rowe,
| Mrs. F. E. McConaughy, Jean McCon
aghy, Mrs. F. Gilbert, Claton Hirst,
Alvah Eames, E. Bowman, P. W. Lee,
Emil Nelson, W. L. Edwards, George
Nickels, C. D. Munch, A. M. Johnson,
M. Schrewsberry, Mrs. W. J. Gilbert
and baby, Mrs. T. Scott and family,
G. F. Morley, Mrs. O. E. Holmberg,
Mrs. H. I. Morris, W. King, J. E. Most,
Paul Welche, W. Boles, E. L. Boles,
J. C. Maxwell and wife, G. Richards,
Theo. Sundsby, K. Thevick, C. M. Bre
vick, K. Vvernick, E. Yikan, Axel Si
monson, Master Simonson, Ed Tallsbo,
Mrs. P. D. Wittner, J. Ligoes, Oscar
Nelson, E. M. McKew, J. J. Murray,
H. Raymer, T. H. Olson, J. Lartches,
C. Thompson, C. Samuelson, H. Ohm,
J. Oen, P. Wattland, L. Oilman, J.
Jacobson, A. E. Rhodes, B. Acocoes,
A. Abraham, H. Sather, O. Olson, H.
Florheim, A. L. Wattland, S. Gunder
son, I. Nelson, J. O. Green, C. Simond
son, C. Kragness, L. C. Sandvick, A.
Lacness, J. Oscarsen, S. Dimond, G.
Palmer, R. Kapilla, S. Sebenico, Sam
Guyot, J. A. Reed, W. A. Campbell, A.'
Lingo, and seventy-eight steerage.
K. of P. NOTICE
Regular meeting Tuesday night at
7:30 p. m. Work in R. O. K.
G. A. HARMON, C. C.
GEO. STEELE, K. of R. & S.
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ceptional bargains in necessary mer
chandise at its special sales, which
the ladies should not overlook. Drop
in an look over the goods and prices.
Scarborough Pictures that please at
prioes that are right. Over Cordova
drug store. Phone 140—3 rings.
Delicious mince pie at the City
Bakery. 13-tf
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