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Village Gossip
BY ELIZABETH O'LOUGH LEN
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A combined social and business
meeting was held by the Ladies’ Aid
on Wednesday at the Presbyterian
mnase with Mesdames L. Wain, Chas.
Cochoran and H. D. Counts as hostes
ses. After a delightful afternoon re
freshments were served. The mem
j bers attending were: Mesdames A.
J. Cohrs, J. E. Currier, W. E. Down
| ing, B. O. Graham, Chester Melli
J son, H. D. Counts, C. T. Beach, T. N.
! Hubbert. N. Shultz, L. Wain, Harry
| Wilson, V. G. Vance, Miss Mabel
Vance and Miss Bessie Counts.
AAA
George W. Wolfe is a town visitor.
AAA
Accompaning Captain Phillips Over
street and wife from Fort Liscum on
the launch Donaldson were C. W. Re
gan, Charles White, J. C. Cummings,
Jack Shaker, A. Schlender and Al
bert Neix. They expect to leave for
Fort Liscum tomorrow afternoon.
AAA
Rev. William McMillian, S. J. is
making a parochial visit to Kennecott.
AAA
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Gaffney is to be christened
Mary Margaret.
AAA
John Day and Charlie Johnson, who
have spent the summer up the rail
road, are in town.
AAA
Mrs. Harry Whitley of Valdez is a
local visitor. Mrs. Whitley’s husband
is connected with the firm of Love
and Whitley, Valdez merchants. While
in Cordova Mrs. Whitley is the guest
of Mrs. Alvah Eames.
AAA
Thomas J. McCarthy, who has been
employed as storekeeper for the Ken
necott Copper Corporation of Latouche
' arrived on the Admiral Evans and
will leave on the Alaska for a trip to
Chicago and Galena, Illinois. While
here, Mr. McCarthy is the guest of D.
J. McCarthy and family.
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Among some of the big game hunt
ers to venture forth during the week
were Sam Keist, Paul Bloedhorn and
Charles Cerny, who left last Sunday
for an extensive trip of ten days into
the wild and woolv regions of Prince
William Sound.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy. F. Higginson
have named their infant daughter,
Laura Emily.
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Miss Bessie Counts will leave on
the next trip of the Admiral Wat
son for her home in DesMoines, Iowa.
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Mrs. George Selby of Valdez is the
guest of Mrs. W. H. Caswell.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Dooley and
family spent Sunday at Humpback.
* * *
I. J. Johnson will levae on the
- Donaldson for Fort Liscum to enlist
in the signal corps.
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E. Paulson, Ellamar resident is in
town.
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Dick Campbell of the railroad tie
mills is a city visitor.
* * *
Thomas M. Donohoe was among the
outgoing passengers on the Admiral
Evans Thursday to resume his stud
ies at Stanford University.
* * *
W. P. Eunson of Mile TV2 was in
town yesterday.
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William Prout of the Kennecott Cap
per Cordoration left on the Admiral
Watson for a trip to the states.
* * *
J. W. Gucker, a confectionary sales
man, arrived on yesterday’s train from
a trip to Kennecott.
* * *
Mrs. H. P. Aiken was hostess to the
C. B. Club on Thursday afternoon.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the conclusion of the afternoon. The
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guests were: Mrs. Charles Foystan,
Mrs. Lester Koch, Mrs. H. I. Call, Mrs.
T. N. Hubbert and Mrs. Chester Mel
lison.
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Oscar Larsen and Thomas Vevig en
joyed a hunting trip this week.
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Angus McDougall arrived on the
Alameda from Valdez and is spending
a few days in town.
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On Friday afternoon the W. C. T. U.
met at the home of Mrs. V. G. Vance
where a pleasant social and buisness
afternoon was spent. The members d
present were: Mesdames L. E. Koch, I
Chester Mellison, Link Lain, W. E. 8
Downing, D. C. Czerwenka, and A. J. 3
Cohrs.
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For several successive evenings a
crowd of the young folks have hiked
to the lake shore where many spent
delightful hours and where picnic din
ners were served and the merry mak
ers departed early in the evening.
Miss Charlotte Bacon, Ellen Fraisure,
Miss Marion Daggett, Miss Ruth Her
ron, Miss Laura Bacon and Miss Ethel
Graham, Messrs. Abe Morris, Don Mc
Crea, M. L. Biggs. Roland Dresden, Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. La Bell, Chas. Rogers,
and Dr. M. L. Biggs made up a party
of hikers to the summit of Mout
Eccles on Sunday afternoon. They re
turned with many fine scenic snap
shots taken during the day.
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Mrs. H. D. Counts, Mrs. Leslie
Counts and Miss Bessie Counts spent
a pleasant day on Tuesday in the vi
cinity of the Tripod. >
5f« sf< * :
William Baxter returned on the Ad
miral Watson from a business trip to
Valdez. Mr. Baxter is employed as one
of the engineers at the Kennecott
power house.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Daggett and chil
dren, Alice and Robert will be among I
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the returning passengers on one of ~
the late boats after an extensive visit
to Kentucky, California and Washing
ton points.
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The ideal weather of Tuesday
proved irresistible to a crowd of young
folks who hiked the length of the
new road and spent a delightful even
ing on the lake. Ukelele music provid
ed entertainment until late when a
delectable picnic supper was served
Those who comprised this outing were
Miss Frances Kennedy, Miss Dorothy
Dooley, Miss Sophih Anderson, Miss
Thelma McConnell, Miss Elizabeth
O’Loughlen, Miss Margeret Foster,
George Wilson, Buster Dennis, Tom
Donohoe and Sam Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs. Phillip P. Allen and
daughter Katherine left on the Ad
miral Evans for their home in Aber
deen. Washington. Mr. Allen has been
captain of one of the Hillery-Scott can
nery tenders.
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Mrs. Fred Ahrens and daughters,
left their home in McCarthy are visit
Louise and Marguerite, who recently
ing in Puyallup, Wash., with relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Laurie enter
tained Mrs. R. S. Marshall and son Vic
tor at dinner on Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Witner, who have
spent the summer here, returned to
their home on the last boat for Seattle.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. M. Humpsinger,. of
Mile 14 left on the last boat south
bound for their home in the states.
* * *
Mrs. Sol. E. Reed and children, Phy
lis and Salyer, Jr., who have spent
the summer in Kuskulana, are expec
ted to return soon.
$ $ $
Wm. Hesse, United States mineral
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