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TRANSFER
Telephone—Main 81
ARCADE BUILDING
H. V. Hoben. A. F. Davis
DETAILS OF FIE1
CORPORAL UHlSSi
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BEAUTIFUL AND FULL MILITARY
SERVICE GIVEN TO SON OF
SEWARD RESIDENTS; FORT
LAWTON
CASKET HEAPED WITH FLOWERS
Taps Sound as Corporal Goes to Last
Rest; Was Killed in Auto Accident
in Seattle
The funeral services of Corporal
Albert Larsson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ludvig Larsson, respected citizens of
this city, who was accidentally killed
in Seattle as the result of an auto
mobile collision, is described in a let
ter recently received from J. D. L.
FRED’S KITCHEN
(Formerly the Alaska- Cafe)
Chef Fred Schrenger, Prop.
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
“Eat With Us and Avoid Indigestion”
AMANDA’S HAND LAUNDRY
SPECIAL CARE TAKEN OF SILKS & W OOLENS
We Give Service — A Trial will Convince You
Call for and deliver—Phone Madison 126
On Fifth Avenue.
SEWARD WATER &
POWER COMPANY
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home”
John Nelson, Mgr. Wayne Blue, Agent
Office, Arcade Building. Phone Main 17
A Complete Line of
GROCERIES
Fresh Vegetable Received
Each Week.
PHONE MAIN 34
P. C. MIULLEN
Prompt Deliveries f
Hartman Coksnel Signal Cp*?1 V S
A.
The fas era! services were held a:
Fort Lawton a: 2 ©clock Wednesday
afternoon July 7. Brigadie- GfW*a'
Alexander, in command off Carry
Lewis, arranged J© send a chagCahi
to officiate a: the las: rites Tt s wns
Chaplain Albert L. Evans The ser
vice was very beaut.ful and with TmL
military honors.
Acting as pall-bearers were Master
Sergeants L:::Je ant Simfcus Staff
Sergeant Pedersen. Sergeants C*£ie
waty and Jensen and Corporal John
son. all of whom were members of
his command, the 27th Signal Service
Company. General Alexander a*>©
j also sent a trumpeter from the Sixth
| Field Artillery of Camp Lewis, wh©
sounded taps at the end of the cere
mony.
Mrs. M Sargent and her sistear.
Miss Hildur Anderson, oonscns «ff the
late Corporal, and who were visitors
in Seattle at the time off his crtne
ly end. were present at the funeral
services.
The military record of Corporal
Lars?or was rear a’. lie end of 'he
end of the serrices. JOi**r? iwSer?
Xo. 72. July €. IStaS were issued a?
follows. I: is with much regret that
: tie undersigned aaMQBcei re the
' members of this Ccanmaad. tie death.
‘ dne to an automobile Hciflrat. of
Corporal Albert O. Larsso®- R-tSJSeT*
in the City hospital. Seattle, oat the j
afternoon of Sunday, J*ly 4. 2*M.
Corporal Larsson was respected by
his officers, and held it highest es
teem by his comrades. He perform-3*
| his duties it at excellent matter, j
: was thoroughly trustworthy and his
loss through his death is heeul? feJt
by all members of this Command.
The entire Command sympathises
|! with Corporal LarssoxCs parents and
family it their bereaceaijeni
(Signed J- U. L. Hartman
Colonel, 9pal Oarps
I
There were a great
beautiful floral offerings
ji
from bis
comrades and friends which l:teraily
covered the caster Bona.: took place
in the Fort Lswwa ee»«ery.
The military record of Corpora;
Larssou. wbch was reac at the |g5»»fc,
follows:
Albert O. L&rssou ehfcs:ed fee duty
at Seattle, at Anchorage, Alaska
March IS, 1S24. Prior h® hie eniist
1 men: he had served as a mesmme&r
boy at Seward. AJaska. from Septtan
ber 7, 1S22 » March 11 *.Ki aac
i there learned the rudiments of a tele
graph office. Fpon his au.-vai ar Se
| aittle, he was immediately placed <*
duty ia the reserving apt de£v*ey de-■
partmen; of the system, aacesr the j
supervision of the cashier
He was always cheerful, wtlling and
well-liked by the public with wh*
he came in contact- as well as by all
his associates on duty at this office
He as made a Private first-class on
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would make us wealthy.
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