The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
MINSTREL AND
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
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LOCAL DOINGS
Mrs. Dr. Von 2esch has returned
I from a trip to the middle West.
Captain G. R. Kaehler of Fort Lis- ■
cum is here on official business.
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George O’Northam and son were re- :
; turning passengers to Cordova today. I
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O. P. Hubbard of Valdez, who spent |
a couple of weeks here, left today for :
his home.
Mrs. T. D. Corlew of Anchorage |:
spent the day here on her return home :
from a visit Outside.
Miss Mamie Lee was an arrival on |:
today’s boat to accept a position at !|
the Ideal barber shop.
P. W. Lee, manager of the Canoe l|
Pass Packing Company, has returned |l
to Cordova for the summer.
Mrs. H. B. Selby, who has been |:
visiting Mrs. J. L. Galen, this after- :|
noon returned to her home in Valdez. |:
E. A. Graham of the Clarke-Graham |l
cannery returned to Cordova today. :|
accompanied by his wife and dnugh |l
ter. |
Bert Carvey was an incoming pas- j|:
senger on the Alameda, and left for ||;
the Nizina district on this morning’s £
train. It
Clyde C. Coleman, w'ho js inter- :|:
,ested in the fishing industry to the |:|
westward, mingled among Cordovans :|:
today. j |:|
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Mrs. F. M, Boyle w-as the ;uest of i|;
town friends today on her wap to An- |:|
chorage to join her husband Dr. F :|:
M. Boyle.
I Mrs. M. F. Brown, wife of the dis- m
trict judge, was in town today on her g
return to Valdez from an extended trip g
to the States.
Minstrel and vaudeville show at the fj
Empress theater tonight. Curtain tg
rises at 8:30 o’clock. You cannot af- g
ford to miss it.
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Fred Glassbrenner and wife, who jf
spent the past couple of months in jf
the States, returned home on this j§
morning’s steamer.
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Mrs. Henry Miller and daughter, m
Miss Katherine, of Valdez, were the g
guests of local friends while the 1
steamship Alameda was in port.
The Woman’s Guild will meet to- p
morrow at 2:30 p. m. at the home ofj|j
Mrs. Lon Smith of Old Town. Each: B
member is asked to make a special' fj
effort to be present.
F. S. Gordon, one of Fairbanks’ pro- jj
gressive merchants, is here today on fj
his return- from New7 York. He will g
make a trip to Anchorage before re- ff
, turning to the Interior. P
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L. F. Shaw7, editor of the Anchorage g
Times, accompanied by his wife, are jf
j passengers aboard the'steamship Ala- |
! meda Mr. and Mrs. Shaw spent the i
j winter in Washington and New7 York, j
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'• j. C. Cook of Chehalis, Wash., was j
1 an arrival today to take charge of |
| the new box factory to be installed |
j by the Cordova Mill and Lumber Com- |
1 pany, the machinery for w'hich is now i
1 here.
1 Ted Thisted, Harry Doyle, Bert
I Denny, John Jones, Thomas Strimple,
| Axel Anderson, John Brabazon and
j W. Kurtz, Cordova boys, have joined
j Company I), Thirty-first engineers,
I and are stationed at Fort. Leaven
! worth, Kansas.
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The biggest audience that ever as
I sembled in Cordova will no doubt w7it
| ness “Billie” MacConnell’s minstrel
1 and vaudeville show7 at the Empress
| theater tonight, the proceeds of which
1 will be equally divided between the
I Y. M. C. A. and the K. of C. war
| funds. The program is an exception
II ally good one, and will prove very en
| tertaining. If you want a seat and
| have not already secured a reserved
j one, it will be w’ise to be on hand
| early, as the “Standing room only”
I sign is sure to be hung out long bo
ll fore the curtain goes up
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