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KODIAK. Oct,, 4. (Special to the
Gateway)—Cupid held high carni
val in Kodiak the latter part of last1
week when three licenses were is
sued by U. S. Commissioner Stowe
and three wddings were performed
in 24 hours, constituting a record
for the year thus far.
Effie Resoff, formerly Mrs. Carl j
Armstrong, was married by the j
commissioner to Lee L. Mathews, j
a seaman who has been with the
Kukak Bay Co. It was not announc
ed just where they will make their
future home.
Charles Walker and Claudia Gre
goriaoff, natives of Kodiak and
members of the Russian church,
underwent two ceremonies. The
bride is a relative of Father Kash
everoff. but owing to the fact that
the priest was out of town, the
young couple were formally tied bv
the commissioner and had a church
wedding later. The bride groom is
a successful young fisherman and
both are popular members of Ko
diak’s younger set.
Michael Kerr, a successful sea
faring man of Kodiak Bay was
married to Grace Hobbs who for a
number of years past has been
connected with the Baptist Mission
on Wood Island, the ceremony was
performed by Rev. W. A. Gowdy,
superintendent of the mission.
They will make their home here,
having purchasd the Harry Lander
residence one of the finest dwell
ings in town.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct., 3. :/P -
The operating statement of the
Utah Copper Co., subsidiary of
Kennecott Copper Corp., for the j
second quarter of 1929. reports net |
income of $8,162,404 in the first
quarter. ;
The average cost per pound of '
net copper produced in the April- j
June period was 6.4 cents, which
compares with 6.3 cents for the j
first quarter of the year.
TROPHIES OF WAR
Leonard Hopkins, chief clerk
of the Seward dock, Alaska Rail
road, returned home last even
ing from the Kenai peninsula
country where he has been hunt
ing big game for the last 10 days.
He returns with an excellent
black bear skin and a fine sheep
head
While in Seward L. W. Bishop,
fox rancher from Russian River,
will prepare several specimens
of sheep heads and bear hides
for shipment to their owners in
the East.
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VAN GILDER—M. B. MacDon
ald and family, Gertrude Greer. L.
Reinchen.
SEWARD—John Peterson, A.
Colberg, G. A. Lersen, T. W. Pay
ton, A. N. Nilson, P. Duncan.
OVERLAND—L. J. Dorgan, A.
B. Hicks, Mrs. K. Bajon, Chester
Purk.
MARATHON—L. W. Bishop, A
Marvall, M. Moen, F. R. Lynn.
The Gateway is in receipt today
of dispatches from New York
asking for complete facts rela
tive to the lost aviator, Russell
Merrill and photographs of he and
his plane; pictures of his wife and
olna ofJoe Crossonfsastoreldaeh
also of Joe Crosson.
NO WORD OF MERRILL
A telephone message today
from Anchorage was to the effect
there were no new developments
in the search for Pilot Russell
Merrill, of the Alaska Airways,
who has been missing for 17
days. Search continues.
L. W. Bishop, famous host lo
cated on Russian River, arrived
in the city yesterday on a brief
business trip.
Tonnage to be discharged from
the S. S. Yukon, due in port to
day from the south, will include
291 tons for railroad points, 65
tons for the steamer Starr and
about 50 tons for Seward proper.
Steve Melchoir, local oldtimer,
nad the pleasure yesterday of
mating the last mess of strawber
ries from his prolific garden.
the new pout \
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Pete Ogle, proprietor.
Phone Madison 66
LATOllCHE ITEMS
Mrs. Lano and Miss Miller enter
tained three tables of bridge at the
home of Mrs. Lano. Those present
were: Mrs. Presley, Hackwood, Gul
1 ufson. Baker, Biddeman, Stoltman, j
McCreary, Walkosky, MeCullah, j
Miss Frolic, Miller and Nystrom.
Mrs. Stoltman won first prize.
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Mrs. Bevan Presley entertained
four tables of bridge at her home !
Son Thursday. Those present were:
|Mrs. Walkosky, Baker, Raymond,
Hackwood, MeCullah, Gullufsen,
iMcDade, Overby, Stoltman, Mc
Creary, Biddeman, Lano, Misses
Frolic, Eckstrom and Miller. Mrs. ■
Walkosky won first prize.
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Mrs. Hackwood gave a farewell !
! party for Mrs. Presley. Those pres- j
lent were: Mrs. Presley, Raymond, j
MeCullah, Stoltman, Gullufsen, j
McCreary, Baker, Lano, Walkosky, I
Biddeman, Overby, Stimpson, Miss
Mamie, Miss Miller and Miss Frolic.
Mrs. MeCullah won first prize.
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j Mrs. Guffufsen gave a farewell
'party for Mrs. Presley on Tuesday.
There were three tables of brdge.
[Those present were: Mrs. Presley,
I Stoltman, Hackwood, McCreary,
Biddeman, Stimpson Lano, Baker,
;Raymond, Overby, Walkosky, and
:Miss Mller. Mrs. McCreary’ won first
i prize.
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—AND DELIVER YOURSELF
FROM CARRYING BUNDLES . .
You’ll feel more disposed toward
fixing our fresh succulent meats
if you are not worn out by mak
ing a personal shopping tour
and carrying your purchases.
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