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NENANA LODGE No. 1193
L. 0. 0. M.
- MEETS AT MOOSE HALL I
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator ,
ALEX FOWLER. ALF EKELANU i
SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY!
CIRCUS TICKETS ON SALE
As a means of raising funds to
help defray the cost of putting on
the aerial circus in connection with
the Nenana celebration, the commit
tee in charge of affairs has decided
to make a charge of one dollar for
seats in the grand stand. Tickets are
now on sale for this feature of the
celebration and the members of the
committee express the hope that
everyone will invest in one or more
of them. The price was fixed at
one dollar in order that everyone
might be able to see tthe big show.
Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Hoyt came
North on the steamer Northwestern
and probably will pass through Ne
nana this afternoon on their way
to Fairbanks.
Deputy Marshal James Hagan re
turned to Nenana on Sunday after
a brief absence in Fairbanks.
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ALFRED J. GHEZZI
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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Whitey Kinney had the misfor
tune this week to break an arm
whwile cranking a Ford and is now
under the care of Dr. J. A. Suther
land The break was just below the
elbow.
Josh Vance has carried over the
first showing of new potatoes. All
crops throughout the district are
coming along fine and the# framers
are looking forward to splendid re
sults for their season's work.
The following are among the re
cent arrivals in town: James O’
Donnell, L. H. Keppler, Mrs. Lemon
A. B. Sharpless, Mrs. J. A. Weltzin,
Sam R. Weiss Fred McGuire, Jim
Curfman, M. R. Felts, R. C. Lowry
Frank McCafferty, Mrs. R. H. Nich
ols and child, C. A. Olson Charles
Williams Ted Hauch, J. R. Gibson,
Hattie Caurrey, Charles Caurrey,.
Mrs. J. B. Sellers Mabel Jensen,
Mrs. Alice Chris, Mrs. C. H. Robin
son and son.
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Miss Elizabeth Romig. daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Romig, came
over from Seward on the last train, j
She was accompanied by Mrs. J.
T. Hannon.
The celebration committee has
announced that all children under
the age of 15 years will be admit
ted free at the park during the cel-!
ebration events.
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Mrs. Tom Gilmore had a very
narrow escape from serious injury
this week while autoing along the j
road near the Young farm. She had |
reached down to adjust something;
and her glove caught, causing her
to lose control of the car, which
left the road and turned turtle in
the ditch, with Mrs. Gilmore beneath
the machine. Some difficulty was ex
eprienced in crawling from her
dangerous position, but when she
had made a survey of herself, she
found to her amazement that she
had escaped without a scratch.
There were no other cars in sight
when the accident happened and it
was some time later before help ar-.
rived. The wrecked car was towed'
to town for repairs. *
Fred Crewe is a visitor in town
from Cleary creek, having come in;
for the celebration.
Deputy Marsha! Fred Parker went
to Nenana today to spend the holi-;
days in the railroad town.
Mrs. Dave Fairbum. who has been j
teaching school at McKinley -park1
has returned to Fairbanks for the
summer.
Among those leaving for the
coast and way points today were:
Mrs. Glenn Frank. Harry Lane, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther. F. L. Nash, Iver
Quenboe, R. C. Larson. Mrs. M.
Walker, Mrs. Smiley Martin.
JONES COTTAGE IS SCENE
OF PLEASANT CARD PARTY
Mrs. Robert J. Sommers, of Ju
neau. was honor guest a: a delight
ful bridge party given by Mrs. C.
G. Jones last night at her cottage
on the railroad reserve. There were
three tables and at he end of a
number of interesting rubbers a de
lightful luncheon was served.
In addition to receiving a beauti
ful guest prize, Mrs. Sommers also
carried off first honors for high
score, with Mrs. A. B. Phillips a
close second. Franklin Rogers was
Roy Lund’s Mail and Passenger
Auto Stage Line
Regular Trips to Richardson and Way Points
RICHARDSON HIGHWAY
Make Your Reserrations for Points Between
FAIRBANKS a»d CHIT1NA
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It is expected a large number of
Fairbanksans will go to Nenana to-!
morrow aboard the celebration ex-,
cursion train. The train will leave
Fairbanks at seven o’clock tomorrow
morning and will leave Nenana on
the return trip late Thursday. The
members of the Fairbanks ball team
will be among those leaving and ;
the opening game of the series with)
Nenana will be played tomorrow. |
The Summit roadhouse was the j
scene of a grand opening on Satur-:
day night and the genial Walter!
Preston spread himself to give his!
many visitors a most enjoyable
time. Quite a number went out
from town and report a most en-1
joyable time, dancing and eating.
An excellent course dinner was!
served.
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George W. Ledger is a receit ar-!
rival in town from Rampart having,
made the trip to Fairbanks to re- j
ceive medical treatment at the lo-!
cal hospital. He has been ailing for
some time.
Harry G. Watson, assistant sup- j
erintendent of river service with!
headquarters at Nenana, was a bus-!
iness visitor in Fairbanks over Sun-,
day.
W. E. Hemper has been placed
in the federal jail on a charge of)
trying to forge a registered letter j
out of the local postoffice. He will;
have a hearing before Commissioner!
Boyd on July 12.
Frank Young, jr., is in the toils’
again, having been taken into cus-j
tody on Saturday night on a charge j
of violating the dry law. He is out,
on bonds in the sum of 81,000 and!
will have ahearing before Commis-1
sioner Boyd on July 9.
Several native girls who have!
been on the warpath in Fairbanks
lately were sent back to their homes
near Chena yesterday and warned
not to come to town any more.
Fred Bohem is a recent arrival
in town from the Circle district j
and reports conditions good there. ;
wth plenty of water for mining and
plenty of work for those who want
it.
Mrs. R. H. Nichols returned to
her home at McKinley park today
after a brief visit in town.
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Walter Pratt, of the grocery de- j
nartment of the N. C. Company, is j
the proud possessor of a new Jordan !•
the best looking car in town.
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Mrs. G. L. Schooling returned to
her home in Nenana .today after a
--tay of several days in Fairbanks,
John E. Bailaine, who has been
visiting his brother on a nearby
farm, left for the coast today.
swarded first prize for high score
among the men, and John J. Ke3tly
received the second prize.
The guests of the evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fowler, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Steinmetz. Mrs. R. G.
Southworth, Mrs. A. B. Phillips,
Mr*. R. J. Sommers, Miss Margaret
Southworth and Messrs. J. J. Kest
y, Dr. J. H. Romig, John B. Halil
and Franklin K. Rogers.
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Ray C. Larson, Anchorage live *
ft'ire. returned to the coast today
after a brief visit in Fairbanks.
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One Show 8:00 O’Clock
COLISEUM
TONIGHT
METRO ANNOUNCES
VIOLA DANA
THEY LIKE ’EM ROUGH
A PATHE NEWS “STEP THIS WAY"
VOCAL SOLOS BY
MISS CECIL LEWEAUX
WEDNESDAY ONLY
CONCERT BY
MISS CECIL LEWEAUX
CONTRALTO
I.
The Star Spangled Banner ... . Key
Del Diego
Husheen ...... Needham
Son of the Open ....... La Forge
Mias Lewtaux
II
TKe .-. Rachmaninoff
My Native Land .... Gretchaninoff
Cradle Song . Gretchaninoff
Trade Wind* . Keel
Miss Leweaux
III.
Danse Acnericaiae . Mowrey
Winifred Worrell
IV.
May Day Carol . . . Taylor
So Long Ago . Gallup
Pierrot ....—. Watts
The Wreck of the "Julie Plante” . .. O’Hara
Miss Leweaux
V.
Durm .-... Nic GUI
Mah Lindy Lan . Strickland
Tell Me Not of a Lovely Last ... ._. Forsythe
Love Went a Riding . . Bridge
Miss Leweaux
Winifred Worrell at the Piano
THURSDAY
FEATURE and CONCERT
— by —
MISS CECIL LEWEAUX
Tavern Cafe
Bakery and Meat Market
Mutten, Veal, Pork, Beef, Pork Tenderloins, Brains
Sweet Breads, Sausage of all kinds Head Cheese
Ham, Bacon, Ducks, Chickens, Turkeyi Oysters
Fish of all Kinds
Wholesale anil Retail wm. Rodigke.t
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The Portland
T obacco Stationery Candies
Ice Cream-Soft Drinks
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Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
Nenana Sheet Metal Works
PAUL PALFY, Prep. — —
New Location oa A Street
C. C. Clark came in from Julius Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Luther are
this week and is registered at theamong the recent arrivals at the
Southern. Southern hotel.