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The ceremonial gowns which were
ordered by the Kegoyakoszga division
of the Camp Fire Girls, arrived here
from headquarters. A special meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. G. A.
Harmon.
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The annual children’s day exercises
will take place at the Presbyterian
Sunday school at the regular class
hours next Sunday. The annual picnic
for the members of the Sunday school
will be given next week if weather
permits. The picnickers have been in
the habit of motoring to Flemings Spit
but in the future they expect to have
Hawkins island as their camping
place. Children and parents will be
cordially welcomed to join in the fes
tivities.
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Miss Edna Purvis will be the hostess
at a theatre party given tonight com
plimenting Miss Harriet and Miss
Madeline Anderson who will leave
soon for the States. The invited guests
are Miss Madeline Anderson, Miss
Harriet Anderson, Miss Thelma Mac
Connell, Miss Evangeline Church and
Miss Edna Purvis.
At At At
Mrs. Leyes, of Chitina, is in town
and will leave on the steamship Ala,
meda for a visit to the States.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Higginson and two
children, Ronald and Barry, left on
Sunday for Chitina where they expect
to spend the summer.
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Mrs. John Lydick and two children,
Phillip and Junior, Mrs. Caleb Corser
and Jeanette and Katherine Corser
were departing passengers on Monday
for Sterlna where they will spend a
short time as the guests of Mrs.
Vincent t)ywer.
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Mr. Mark Majack, one of Cordova’s
first volunteers has been discharged
from the service at Camp Lewis. Mr.
Majack is attending a government
school for machinists in Seattle.
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Kennedy Betts was an arrival on
the last boat froh) Seattleto join his
father who has resided here for some
time. Mr. Betts has been attending
the Queen Anne high school in Seattle
and will leave here the latter part of
August to resume his duties.
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Mrs. D. F. Browne, of Hanscom,
visited town during the week.
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Another of the merry weekly ex
cursions were given on Sunday after
noon. Mr . Campbell’s launch the
“Artarus” motored the picknickers to
their destination which was “Deep
Bay.” A good time was enjoyed by
those who attended who were Mrs.
Harry G. Robinson, Mrs. Florence
Woodward and son, Dr. Von Zesch,
Mrs. J. C. Funk, Mrs. Ed. Tuerch,
Miss Genevieve Rosswog, Miss Dorris
Adams, Miss Marie ROsswog, Mr.
Harry C. Kavanaugh, Mr. William
Campbell, Mr. James Sheridan, Mr.
Ivan Suphellan, Mr. H. C. Nye and
Mr. R. Smith.
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Mr. and Mrs. Parke Stump and son
Wilfred are in town from Pinnacle
Rock.
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Mrs. C. M. F. Cole, a prominent
business woman of McCarthy, is a
Cordova visitor.
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Miss Sophia Sjoberg is visiting with
her mother in Grand Marais, Minne
sota, until the reopening of the public
school the first part of September.
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Miss Margaret Kolbenson has left
Skagway and Is now on her way to
Bellingham, Wahh., to enjoy the sum
mer months visiting her relatives.
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Private W. Thurston visited Cordova
on Monday from Fort Llscum while
the Donaldson was here.
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A good floor, excellent music and a
large crowd were features of the dance
given for the Saturn on Friday
night by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hegg at
the Hegg hall.
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„ Mrs. C. M. F. Cole of McCarthy was
the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Foster on Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Irene Hart and son, Forrest
were arrivals on the steamship Ala
meda from Seattle. Mr. Hart has beer
attending the Broadway high school
In Seattle. Mrs. Hart and her son wer«
accompanied fry Mr, Irving Harkness
They will spend the summer with Mr
and Mrs. Lou Smith.
The members of the Episcopal
Ladies’ Guild will give a card party
at the Red Dragon club rooms next
Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. James Bryson returned to her
home in Chitina after spending a
short time here as the guest of Mrs.
Edward Walsh.
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Mrs. Leroy Badden left on Friday
for Strelna where she will remain per
manently during the summer months.
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A number of gay Cordova people
comprised an enjoyable boating party
on Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent at Clear Water Bay where
a delicious picnic supper was served.
The party was composed of Mr. and
Mrs. Lou Smith, Mrs. Irene Hart, Mrs.
William Fursman, Miss Evangeline
Church, Mr. Irving Harkness and Mr.
Forrest Hart.
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Mrs. Florence Fraisure Jackson re
turned last week after a prolonged
visit to Tacoma and Seattle. Mr.
Jackson is still in Uncle Sam’s service
in Presidio, California.
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Mrs. John H. Sellen was the hostess
at a dinner party at her home on
Sunday evening. Places were set for
Mr. W. Dann, Mr. R. E. Murphy, Jane
Sellen and Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Sellen.
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Miss Dorothy Ballard was an ar
rival on the steamship Alameda from
Seattle on Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Ballard will be the guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Ballard.
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Miss Florence James is a returning
passenger on the steamship North
western after spending a short time
in Seattle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bollinger, former
ly of Cordova, are residing in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Leach are ex
pected here next week from North
Yakima where they have been visiting
the former’s relatives.
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Mrs. Frank Foster entertained In
formally at her home on Thursday
evening. After the conclusion of an
excelent musical program a dainty
luncheon was erved by the hostess to
the guests who were Mr. and MrB.
Jack Heath, Reverend and Mrs. E. P.
Zeigler, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacConnell,
Mrs. S. M. F. Cole, Miss Thelma Mac
Connell, Miss Peggy Foster, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Foster.
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Miss Bessie DeLeo will be an ar
rival on the next boat from her home
in Idaho. Miss DeLeo will be the
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy John DeLeo.
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Dr. N. Swartz of Katalla, was a tov^n
visitor the first of the week. He was
accompanied tyy Mr. Alfred Gloslie
cannery foreman for the Hoonah Pack
ing Company who is having medical
treatment at the Cordova General hos
pital.
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One of the delightful loge parties
of the week was givne by Miss Dorris
Adams on Friday night. Miss Adams’
guests were-Midi Marie Rosswog, Miss
Artie Burns, Miss Louise Crane, Miss
Margaret Foster, Miss Genevieve Ross
wog. Miss Edna Thawley, Miss Evan
geline Church, Miss Adell Eursseard,
Miss Marie Rosswog, Miss Thelma
MacConnell and Miss Dorris Adams.
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Mrs. Belding has received a card
from Mrs. Nina Nichols announcing
the arrival of a baby girl at their
home in Portland May 28. The young
lady has been named Andris Patrice
Nichols.
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Mrs. Harry Wilson was in town from
her home in Chitina the first part of
the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson intend
to make Cordova their future home.
mi. v*noun arriveu on ooai i
from the States where he has been re- :
cuperating his health.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Catholic Ladles' Altar Society was
held a tthe home of Mrs. Dave Shoe- '
maker. After a business discussion,
dainty refreshments were served to
the members present who were Mrs.
H. L O'Neill, Mrs. Charles Rosswog,
Mrs. H. Lines, Mrs. Anne Dooley, Mrs.
J. H. Sellen, Mrs. Florence Sullivan,
Mrs. Pat Tammany, Mrs. Dan Sexton,
Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. W. Canavan,
Mrs. Charles Scheffler, Mrs. George
Dooley, Mrs. N. Whalen, Mrs. James
Dineen, Mrs. James' Galen and Mrs.
Dave Shoemaker.
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At a meeting at the home of Scout
master Dave Czerwenka, registration
dues were paid by the Boy Scouts for
the purpose of being recognized as of
ficial scouts by the national head
quarters.
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Attorney W. Millwee, of Fairbanks,
left, on the last boat for Gardner,
Texas, where his brother Is extensively
interested in oil wells.
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First Class Electrician and Mrs. L.
E. Koch of Hanscom are receiving
felicitations upon the arrival of a ten
; pound baby girl, born at the General
hospital Sunday morning. The wee
newcomer will be named Patricia Ann.
CORDOVANS IN THE STATES
John Hazelet, one of the Slate creek
placer operators, is in Seattle and
does not intend coming north this
year.
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Miss Bennett, who will be remem
bered as a former head nurse at the
| Cordova General hospital, is now tour
ing Alaska with Miss E. McEwan.
They are at present at Lake Atlin and
will go from there to Dawson and later
visit Cordova.
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Jack Courtney has been discharged
from the service of Uncle Sam and is
' employed by the Great Northern Rail
way, running a train out of Portland.
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Thomas J. Davis is now at Boise,
Idaho, at the head of the Davis Meat
Company, packers.
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John Ovik and Lars Saby have been
uscnargeu rrom tne army ana are
ocated in Seattle.
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W. A. Nourse, former agent for the
Admiral Line, is still with the Pacific
Steamship Company at their Seattle
ifTice. ’
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P. L. Simpson and Robert Ashland
ire conducting hotels at Vancouver,
3. C. The former owns The West and
;he latter The Balfour.
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The Hedges girls are employed In
Rhodes Brothers’ store in Seattle.
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Edward O’Brien and wife are stop
ping ai me nainier noiei, seame, out
will soon return to Cordova.
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Jack Johnson is draftsman for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation and has
his office in the Securities building,
Seattle.
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Louis Stol is connected with the
Standard Oil Company in Seattle.
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Fred Brotherson and wife are visit
ing In Seattle.
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Sam Brightwell is working for a
real estate agency In Seatlte, who have
offices in the Joshua Green building.
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for a month and be convinced of the time
| saving, money saving, health protection it
means to the whole family to get rid of
Wash Day.
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