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Village Gossip
By MARY BAEN WRIGHT
The Northern Girl’s Club, made up
of eight Cordova girls between the
ages of nine and twelve, will meet
this afternoon with Helen Pratt, in
the Forestry building. The girls will
prepare dinner for the Pratt family.
Two new members, Marion Geer and
Alice ONeill, will be taken in.
Last Saturday the girls met at the
home of little Margaret Porter and
passed a pleasant afternoon learning
to make patches.
* * *
Mrs. James Galen pleasantly enter
tained a few friends at auction bridge
Tuesday night. The guests were:
Mesdames Harmon. Howard, Donohoe,
Harwood, Sellen, Lydick and Fields.
* * *
A miscellaneous shower was given
Thursday evening of last week by
Miss Ethel Graham in honor of Miss
Florence Fraisure, whose marriage to
George E. LaBelle took place on
Saturday. Many useful and pretty
gifts were brought for the bride
elect. Miss Grahams guests were the
Misses Marie and Genevieve Rosswog,
Evangeline Church, Ellen Fraisure,
Helen Gillespie and Mesdames Tad
Matson, Walter Smith, William Smith,
J. .T. Fraisure, and the bride-to-be.
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After a visit of a week or two in
Cordova, Miss Amanda Liijegren ex- j
pects to return tomorrow to her i
father’s fox farm on Stoney Island.
Miss Wilkins of Ellamar will probab- j
ly accompany her part of the way.
* * *
C. E. Veidt, keeper of the general
siore at Katalla, is again able to be
up, after a severe illness caused by
a general breakdown. He is still far
from being restored to health, how
ever.
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The launch Rolfe brought C. E.
Bryan and Mrs. Thomas White over
from Katalla last Sunday. Mrs. White
expects to return on the next trip of
the Rolfe. Mr. Bryan will be night
clerk at the Hotel Windsor here.
* * *
A. J. McConnell returned this morn
ing from a stay ef several days at
Humpback bay. ,
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The Alameda sailed south at 6:00
p. m. yesterday afternoon, carrying
forty passengers, twenty of whom
were discharged soldiers from Fort
Liscum, grinning joyfully at the pros
pect of freedom. The eighteen men
of the crew of the wreckted halibut
schooner Scnndia also were passen
gers.
* * *
The Ladies’ Altar Society met on
Thursday for a business session. The
financial report of the St. Patrick’s
j Day dance was given. The society
will now take a recess, and no more
meetings will be held until July.
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' About a dozen little tots of R:i!l
road Row gathered at the Downing
home last Saturday to help little
Dickey celebrate his fourth birthday.
* * *
Miss Ruby De Graff, who has been
in Anchorage for the last two weeks
.looking after the business interests
of Captain Lathrop, came over to Se
ward to catch the Alameda back to
Cordova, but was too late. She will
remain in Seward until the Evans
returns south.
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Some of the merchants around town
are wondering what to do with the
Red Cross boxes in their stores. The
boxes were left months ago and no
one has called to collect the accumu
lated coins in them.
* * *
Word was received about 10:30
this morning .that the Admiral Evdns
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reported due from the south about
noon, was hove to off Cape St.
Elias on account of the sonw storm,
and would consequently not make
port until four or five this afternoon.
She will take from Cordova H. S.
Frye and B. A. Stone to Seward; Mrs.
D. V. Cook and A. Gustafferson to
Valdez, and H. J. Legate to Latouche.
Miss Wilkins, teacher of the school
at Ellamar, has been enjoying a
week’s vacation in our city. She
visited the school here yesterday. She
expects to return to Ellamar tomor
row.
* * *
Miss Pauline de Yille returned on
the Pioneer last Sunday from Katal
la, where she went to nurse her sis
ter, Mrs Oscar Knutson, a victim of
the flu epidemic. Mrs. Knutson came
to Cordova with Miss de Ville.
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Mrs. C. L. Willoughby, who has
been very ill with the flu at Katalla,
is recovering.
* * #
The Pioneer got away for Katalla
at four this morning. George C
Hazelett and James Hodnett, Junior
were passengers. Mr. Hodnett runs
the launch Alexandria between Ka
talla and Chilkat.
* * *
Judge Reed of Valdez came over
on the Alameda yesterday, and will
return on the Evans today.
* * *
Mrs. Kate Rolfe returned on th<
Alameda after a visit of about thre<
months in the states.
* * *
Mrs. Alva Vincent of Canoe Pas
came to town Monday for a visit wit!
her sister, Mrs. J. D. McCarthy. Mrs
Vincent formerly was Miss Anna Sc
renson.
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I Miss Thelma Ellsworth and Mis
! Elsie Leslie, two well-known youn;
| girls of Seward, are planning a visi
j to Cordova as soon as school is oul
¥ ¥ ¥
John Gallagher, who has been quit
ill, is now convalescing.
¥ ¥ ¥
Warda, the nine-year-old daughte
of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Walker, is suf
! fering from la grippe.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sheuch, for
merly of Cordova, are now living a
Wenatchee, Wash., where Mr. Sheucl
is in the grocery business. Whih
here he worked for the Blum-O’Neil
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LAST TIME TONIGHT
NAUGHTY!
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Featuring
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A snappy story of how a refreshing, whole
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Dorothy do it!
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