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Village Gossip
By MARY BAEN WRIGHT
To see and to be seen, to hear and
\ to be heard, a jolly party of Cordova
: girls occupied the boxes at the Em
press theater last Sunday night as
guests of A. J. McConnell. When Mr.
Fairman began playing as a prelude
; a medley of popular ballads, the girls
spontaneously burst into song. With
all their endearing young charms they
: vamped and swung along ’way down
South in Dixie with Lieber Augustine;
in tones which might have made iron
I tears roll down the cheeks of Pluto
they implored someone to tell them
why days were lonely and nights were
blue. Then, as nobody volunteered
the information, they dropped the sub
• ject, and dipping imaginary pipes into
into Beautiful Ohio’s suds, began blow
ing bubbles, which, like their own
spirits, nearly reached the sky. Mean
while their host, who had already
treated the bunch to a dainty little
spread at Hegg’s, sat in their midst
like a full-blown rose surrounded by
butterflies—said butterflies being Eliz
abeth O’Loughlen, Leona Churchill,
Laura Bacon, Buelah Bacon, Kathar
ine Boyce, Frances Erussard, Mar
garet Foster, Genevieve Rosswog,
Leora Murray-Stoesser, Madeline Bu
chanan, Marie RossAvog, Ethel Bu
chanan, Almira McGowan, Mary Edel
brock, Doris Adams, Ethel Graham,
Sophie Anderson. Margaret Kolben
son and Mary Baen Wright.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Robinson are
sufferers from the grippe epidemic.
# * *
Fred McConaghv, manager of the
Pioneer Packing Company, arrived
from Seattle on the Alaska, bringing
Avith him t.Aventy employes.
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J. E. Beattie, Avho brings the gold
shipments out of the Iditarod coun
try, and is Avell knoAvn among Alaska
mushers, returned North Wednesday
on the Alaska.
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The Alaska brought 77 passengers
1 for Cordova, 20 for Valdez and 50 for
Seward.
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After being confined to her home by
la grippe for the past week. Mrs
Frank Foster is again able to be out
* * *
J. B. Lane, mill superintendent as
the Latouche mine, Avas on the Alaskf
en route to Latouche, after a thre<
months’ stay in California and Texas
* * *
E. A. Graham and daughter. Miss
1 Ethel, are among the numerous vie
tims of the grippe epidemic. Ther
j ar being cared for by Mrs. Esthe:
O’Loughlen.
* * *
j Harry Porter Avill be much missec
i by the young folks here after Mon
day, when he Avill go out to Mile 5 t<
work in his father’s saAvmill. He ha:
been employed in the raiload com
pany’s machine shop.
* * *
The entire family of James Me
I Gowan, living near the ball park, has
- been enduring a siege of la grippi
during the past week or two. Mrs.
McGowan and Miss Almira are able to
be up again, but Mr. McGowan and
Master William have not yet recov
ered.
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Mrs. Wilson, whose husband is a
well-known mine operator at Tal
keetna, returned to Anchorage
Wednesday on the Alaska.
* * *
J. C. Murray, returning from a stay
of several months in California, was
an Alaska passenger Wednesday for
Seward, en route to Anchorage. He
is very prominent among Alaska
miners, and has claims in the Cache
Creek district.
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Carrying a full cargo of general
freight, the Pioneer sailed Friday aft
ernoon for Katalla. One of her pas
sengers was F. A. Castle, an old-time
Alaskan, who, after an absence of
two years in Seward and Seattle, was
attracted back to Cordova by the
opening of the oil lands near Katalla
* * *
Mrs. Walter Gaffney is again able
to be up after a siege of la grippe
and. now her husband is having his in
ning with it.
* * *
One of the Alaska’s passengers foi
Valdez was C. H. Kraemer, who has
been a mine operator in the Interim
for the past twenty years.
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T. D. Boyce, superintendent of the
Chilkat Oil Company’s properties neai
Katalla, returned Friday on the Pio
neer to his work, after spending <
week with his family here.
* *
Foodstuffs took a sudden droi
Thursday, when a pan containing fou
loaves of bread, set to cool on a thin
story windowsill of the Lathrop built!
ing, slid off. and after looping thi
loop two or three times on the wa;
down, landed with a whack in th
court-yard below—right side up, jus
like a cat.
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Dr. and Mrs. Charles Daggett, wit
their children, Alice and Robert, lei
on the Alaska for a stay of seven
months in the States. Before sailin
south Dr. Daggett made a business tri
to Seward, accompanied by his soi
Dr. M. L. Biggs arrived from Seattl
Wednesday to take charge of Dr. Dai
■ gett’s dental office.
# * *
Miss Mary Edelbrock is confine
i to her apartment in the Lathrop buil<
- ing on account of la grippe. She wa
■ unable to teach on Friday.
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C. T. Beach purchased last week
ranch of 160 acres at Oakridge, Ore
l on the Willamette river, about fort;
- five miles southeast of Eugene. M
) Beach lived at Oakridge for six year
? later moving to Eugene.
* * *
Annette, the little daughter of M
and Mrs. Oscar Larson, on Railroa
- row, celebrated her third birthda
5 Wednesday afternoon with a party <
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