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PURELY LOCAL
GOSSIP ABOUT
YOURFRIENDS
J. C. ilack of Portland is a Cordova
visitor.
A. Perry returned on today’s boat
from the States.
Oscar Binigine of Seattle was an
arrival in town today.
Mrs. C. E. Bryan of Seattle is spend
ing a few days in Cordova.
Frank Ripley has returned from a
visit to his old home back East.
Charles Quinton was a returning
passenger on today’s Alameda.
C.^H. Wentzel and wife have re
turned from a visit to the States.
Mrs. Carl Strout of Seattle was a
passenger on the Watson for Seward.
W. A. Akers left this morning for
Latouche, where he will remain some
time.
Captain George E. Scott has re
turned home from an extended visit to
the States.
The men’s literary club will meet to
night at 7:30 o’clock at Attorney F. H.
Foster’s office.
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C. A. Moffat and W. Heitman of San j
Francisco were among the Cordova
arrivals today.
Miss Mildred Graham was stricken
with smallpox last night and is now in |
quarantine at her home,
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The Cordova fire department will '
meet on Thursday evening to elect of- ■
fleers for the ensuing year.
The Admiral Watson arrived from
Seattle shortly after midnight, bring
ing a large quantity of mail.
Jack Shultz, who has been working
at Detroit, returned today and will go
to McCarthy on the next train.
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Kirman Fawcett, Robert Lang,
Harry Dirks and Malcolm McKenzie
left here this morning on the Watson
for Kodiak.
No one will be allowed to leave Cor
dova for Alaskan towns or the States
without having first obtained a vac
cination certificate.
George W. Bowman, former super
intendent of the Orca cannery, has re
turned to Cordbva to investigate some
fishing propositions.
J. H. Ha mil came up from San
Francisco on today’s boat and will go
to the Interior to look after his min
ing interests there.
W. F. White, who recently arrived
from Fairbanks, left on the Admiral
Watson for Kodiak, where he will be
in charge of the government experi
ment station.
The Woman’s Guild will meet to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at
the home of Mrs. W. L. Fursman. All
members are asked to be present with
needle and thimble.
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Bishop Rowe is a passenger aboard
the Northwestern and will go to the
westward, returning to Cordova to
participate in the dedication of the
new Episcopal church on Easter Sun
day.
George A. Parks, who was recently
discharged from the service of Uncle
Sam, arrived here taday and will leave
on Thursday’s train for Fairbanks,
where he is connected with the gener
al land land office.
One of the best pictures that' has
been shown at the Empress theater
for some time was Charles Ray in
"The Clodhopper’ last night. It is a
. scream from start to finish and well
worth seeing. Last time tonight.
Contractor George B. Purvis, wife
and daughter, Miss Edna Purvis, re
turned to Cordova today, after spend
ing the winter in San Francisco. Mr.
Purvis says that he will at once begin
the work of completing the new Emp
ress theater and apartment building.
The city council met last night and
canvassed the vote of the rceent mu
nicipal election ai^l the following of
ficials will be sworn in: Mayor, A. J.
Adams; clerk, K. G. Robinson; treas
urer, Thomas f. Scott; councllmen,
Malcolm Brock, W. R. Hillery, A. J.
McConnell, Jack Sapiro, Fred Haef
and J. E. Currier; school director,
Nathanael Greene.
Frank Kernan, who recently dis
posed of his mining property in the
Nizina district to John Andrus of
Yonkers, N. Y., arrived here today
from Seattle.
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Prices are coming down. So are
our ham and eggs. Now BO cents at
the City Bakery. 2-6t
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MASONS, ATTENTION
There will be a special meeting of
Mt, McKinley lodge No. 183, F. & A.
M„ tonight at 8 o’clock. Work in the
F. C. degree.
D. T. PHILLIPS, Secy.
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