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YOUR FRIENDS
James Kennedy has returned from
a trip to the states.
Sergeant Smith, of Fort Liscum, is
on a visit to Cordova.
Bible study at the Presbyterian
manse at 8 o’clock tonight.
A. J. MacConnell will leave tonight
for Seward on a business trip.
Miss Wheat, of Valdez, is the guest
of Attorney T. J. Donohoe’s family.
Mrs. George Steele has rat.nrned
from an extended stay in the states.
W. B. Estes and wife of Denning, N.
M., were Cordova arrivals on today’s
train.
Mrs. C. A. Ristine was a returning
pasenger today from a visit to the
states.
George Hellerich came up from
Juneau today to visit his mother in
Cordova.
W. L. Foster and family arrived
here today and are on their way to
Kennecott.
W. S. Morris, one of the foremen
at Kennecott, has returned from a trip
to the states. ,
John E. Meals came over from Fort
Liscum to spend a few days with Cor
dova friends.
George Buchanan and Frank Sellers
will go to Valdez to do jury duty at
the district court.
The launch Donaldson came over
from Fort Liscum last night to
undergo annual inspection.
Although a delegate election takes
places next Tuesday, but little inter
est has thus far been taken in it.
McCarthy boasts a lady baseball
pitcher who can show most of the
boys the fine points about the game.
Mrs. A. Dooley, who has been on
a visit to her old home in Chicago,
returned to Cordova on today's boat.
Mrs. Florence Woodward, of Fair
banks, was an Alameda passenger
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for Cordova and will leave for her
interior home tomorrow.
Dr. Gilbert and Hugh O’Malley, of
the bureau of fisheries, will leave for
the westward on the Alameda.
Gus Rudelbach, formerly of Kenne
cott, has returned from a trip to Ju
eau and will locate in Cordova.
N. Jaffe and wife and B. S. Bartholf
and wife are passengers on the Ala
meda returning to Anchorage.
There are about thirty girls aboard
the Alameda bound for Port Ashton to
work in Captain Thomas’ cannery.
Miss Mattie Joslin returned on a
launch last night from Katalla, where
she visited the oil and coal fields.
Privates Hendrickson and Flynn,
who were recently discharged from
Fort Discum, arrived in Cordova last
night.
Attorney B. O. Graham will go to
Valdez tonight to be present at the
opening of the district court next
Monday.
The launch Swan returned last
night from Katalla with a cargo of
gasoline from the Chilkat Oil Com
pany’s plant.
Dr. F. M. Boyle, of Anchorage,
spent the afternoon with Cordova
friends on his return home from a
trip to the states.
Committees have already been ap
pointed and funds are being raised at
McCarthy for the proper celebration
of the Fourth of July.
Mrs. Charles E. Herron and daugh
ter Virginia, areaboard the Alameda
for Anchorage to join Mr. Herron,
publisher of the Daily Times there.
Captain Hewes, commander at Fort
Discum, accompanied by Mrs. Hewes
and Captain Erickson and family are
spending a day or two with Cordova
friends.
Mrs. Andrew Tyler came over from
Valdez last night to join her husband,
who is doing extra duty at the navy
wireless station while the government
cable is out of commission.
Martin Harrais, who has been work
ing at Kennecott, will do development
work on some copper properties
across the Nizina river, on which he
has an option.
Z. J. Doussac. well-known druggist
of Anchorage, is returning to his busi
ness on the Alameda. Mr. Doussac has
spent some time in California on a
trip which combined both business
and pleasure.
H. N. WilBon and Joseph L. Brown,
of Chitlna, are Cordova visitors.
James J. Hurley, of New York,
auditor for the Alaska Syndicate, ar
rived today and is on his first trip
to Cordova.
Sergeant Fred M. Lubbe, of Mc
Carthy, who was recently discharged
from Uncle Sam’s service, arrived
here on today’s boat on his way home.
Dr. W. D’Acy Chase leaves on the
Alameda for Valdez to attend the dis
trict court and may take a trip to
Seward and Anchorage before re
turning.
A complete change of pictures to
night at the Empress theatre. "Bill”
Russell in the five-act thrilling drama,
“The Twinkler,” and Hearst-Pathe
News at 8 sharp.
J. H. Jenkins and C. S Kittelthrop,
who have been employed at the
Hoonah Packing Company’s cannery
at Chllkat, came to Cordova last night
on the launch Swan.
Captain Whitney and Mr. Peltier,
inspectors of boilers and hulls, were
in Cordova today on their annual tour
of inspection and will go to the west
ward on the Alameda.
Dr. Gillespie and wife arrived from
the States today and will leave tomor
row for Kennecott, where the doctor
has accepted a position as surgeon in
charge of the hospital there.
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Mrs. Fred Martin, wife of the game
warden at Anchorage, is a passenger
on the Alameda. Mrs. Martin is re
turning to Anchorage after a prolong
ed visit to friends on the Outside.
In the commissioner’s court yester
day afternoon Nick Simasiras sued
Abe Cohen for damages to a boat, but
the jury rendered a verdict in favor
of the defendant.
Representative A. J. Nordale, of
Fairbanks, w’ho has been on a visit
to Seattle since the territorial legisla
the adjourned, came to Cordova on
the Alameda and will leave for the
interior on tomorrow’s train.
The Eyak River Packing Company
has brought 3,000 cases of salmon to
the ocean dock which will go to the
states on the southbound trip of the
Alameda and be the first salmon ship
ment of the season from Cordovfe.
Major McFarlane, superintendent of
the telegraph and telephone depart
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ment of the Alaskan Engineering com
mission at Anchorage, who has just
returned from overseas service, is in
Cordova today, accompanied by his
two daughters, en route to their west
ward home.
President R. W. Baxter, of the
Alaska Steamship Company and Cop
per River and Northwestern Railway,
arrived in Cordova on his annual trip
of inspection. He will leave on tomor
row morning’s train for Kennecott and
return to Seattle when the Alameda
sails south.
NEARLY 100 PASSENGERS
ARRIVE ON ALAMEDA
The steamer Alameda arrived from
Seattle about 12:30 o’clock this after
noon with 91 passengers for Cordova
and 16 for Shephard’s Point. The
first class passengers for here are
Mrs. C. A. Ristine, A. J. Nordale, Mr.
anu Mrs. Downing, J. J. Hurley, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Coats, Mrs. A. Dooley,
Mary Earnhart, Lore ( Newman, H. J.
Stuart, Verna Hager, Mrs. Rose
Cobey, Mrs. George Steele, M. Emsick,
A. Luhtre, Mr. and Mrs. Mattson and
baby. A. B. Koch, F. R. Startzgell, E.
C. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. D.
Foster. H. Foster, jr.. Dr. and Mrs.
Gillespie, J J. Thompson, C. Nally, J.
T. McCree, Mildred Raber, Mrs. J. J.
Goodro, Mrs. Ompos, Mrs. Jalbuena,
R. W. Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Estes, J. N. Cannon, James Kennedy,
George Hellerich, W. L. Morris, B.
Sverklie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nicholson.
8t. George’s Church.
Feast of the Ascension. Celebration
of the Holy Communion at 11 a. m.
Get your fresh milk and cream at
the Blum, O'Neill Company and Cash
Grocery Stores. T. U. Piotle. 28-3t
The celebrated K-W Spark Colls are
for sale by the Northwestern Hard
ware Co. 14-tf
Big reduction in yarn at 11.10 per
hank at the Cordova Dry Goods Co. 7-8
Tub and shower baths at the Holden
pool room barber shop. 9-tf
Just arrived, a fresh stock of Hot
Shot Batteries at the Northwestern
Hardware Co. 14-tf
Home portraits of quality. Agency
Cordova drug Btore. Scarborough, pho
tographer. 14-tf
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