HAPPENINGS OF
LOCAL INTEREST
A. W. Thomas, of Port Ashton, is a
Cordova visitor.
Oak Olson, of Juneau, is interview
ing local trade for a few days.
Dr. VonZesch will return on the
Northwestern to resume her practice.
The steamer Admiral Watson is due
from the westward some time tonight,
Angus McDougall returned yester
day from a short business trip to
Valdez.
There will be a local train for
Chitina tomorrow morning at It
o’clock.
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Mrs. Lou Hegg returned Saturday
evening from a visit with Katalla
friends.
Attorney T. J. Donohoe returned
yesterday from a short business trip
to Valdez.
Geo. Watkins Evans, consulting en
gineer for the Bering River Coal Co.,
left today for Seattle.
Vance McDonald of Ruby and Sr J
Gillespie of Dawson, were arrivals in
town on today’s train.
Arthur L. Murphy and wife and F.
L. Lamis and wife, of Tusla, Okla
homa are Cordova visitors.
Owing to the fact that the school
room is being renovated no books
will be given out this week.
Capt. R. E. Davis, of the Hoonah
Packing Company, Chilkat, was in Cor
dova over Sunday.
Ernest Blue, of Ketchikan, district
deputy for the Loyal Order of Moose,
spent yesterday in town.
James Nickaloff, who left last
Monday morning on a goat hunt, is
believed to have been lost. He started
for the head of Eyak lake and from
there intended crossing over the
mountain. His canoe was found or
Thursday and it is feared Nickalof:
was drowned.
W. T. Baxter, of Kennecott, is £
Cordova visitor.
Rev. Alan M. Bateman returnee
from Kennecott on today’s train.
The Pioneer Company’s tenders Pio
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neer and Jean left today for Seattle
The steamship Alameda is due fron
Seattle tomorrow morning at 5 o’clock
C. E. Brainerd and wife, of Tieke
are spending a couple of days ii
town.
George A. Parks, of the Fairbanks
land office arrived in town on today’s
I train.
! Mrs. Walter G. Stoesser left on the
Alaska to visit her mother and sistei
in Seattle.
Dr. H. A. Blyth will open a denta
office in the Northern hotel building
on September 15 .
A. D. Venturosa, Oriental contractoi
for the Eyak Packing Company has
returned to Seattle.
D. Halferty of the Pioneer Packing
Company was on the Alaska which
sailed this morning.
The city council meets in semi
monthly session tonight at the council
| chambers in the city hall.
Capt. J. J. Murray left today foi
Seattle with the Alaska Sea Food
i Company’s cannery tender Guilcene.
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Dan Sexton and wife were passen
gers on the Alaska for Seattle and
California wherq they hope to locate
W. E. Dunkley of Seattle, formerly
j field man for the Guggenheims, is
! spending a few days with Cordova
friends.
Walter Smith and wife were out
going passengers on the Alaska this
morning for Oregon where they in
tend to reside.
Hon. R. W. Sommers, of Juneau,
surveyor general and secretary of
Alaska, was the guest of Cordova
friends last evening.
M. J. Lund, wife and son came in
from Eyak cannery late last night
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and left for Seattle on the steamer
: this morning.
G. W. Sias was a returning passen
ger on the Alaska to his home in the
east after a trip to his mining proper
ty in the interior.
James B. Clock and Miss Alice
Southworth, of Peak island, were mar
ried by United States Commissioner
Noaks on Saturday afternoon.
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Falcon Joslin has sufficiently re
j covered from his recent illness to
[ leave the Cordova general hospital and
t is now at the Windsor hotel.
Mrs.. J. Finkelstein, Mrs. M. Gold
man and Sanford Finkelstein have
l returned to Seattle after a pleasant
visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sapiro.
Mrs. S. E. Hood and daughter, Mrs.
, j Thrane and two children returned to
i the states on the Alaska after having
spent the summer visiting S. E. Hood.
Senator Longstreet of Grand Island,
Nebraska, was a Cordova visitor yeh
terday, accompanied by his bride.
• Although a Republican, he was mar
; ried on the floor of the Democratic
national convention at San Francisco,
William Jennings Bryan being the
: best man.
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The steamship Alaska arrived from
j the westward at 7:00 o’clock last night
and sailed at 9:00 o’clock this morning
for Seattle with the following passen
gers: Walter Smith and wife, Dan
Sexton and wife, M. J. Lund and wife,
Mrs. S. E. Hood, Mrs. H. R. Thrane
and two children, Mrs. I. L. Smith,
| Mrs. J. Finkelstein, Sanford Finkel
; sias Mrs. M. Goldman, G. W. Sias,
i G. W. Evans Mrs. W. G. Stoesser,
D. Halfertv, Viola Swanson, Thelma
; Swanson John Lund, A. D. Venturosa
! and wife.
Chas Martin passed away at nine
o’clock Saturday night at the Cordova
general hospital. Deceased was well
known and well liked in this section
having lived in and around Cordova
for a number of years. For the past
several years he has been employed as
trackwalker, being stationed at Mile
158 on the Copper River & Northwest
ern Railway. He leaves a sister, Miss
Adelaide Anderson, residing at Dollar
Bay, Mich., was 55 years of age at
the time of his death. The funeral
will be held Wednesday afternoon.
Burial in the local cemetery.
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