The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-11-01
MONDAY


Link VAIN has returned to town
from the westward.
frank r. Townsend has returned
from a trip to the states.
Stephen Palmer, of Nizina, arrived
in town on Sundays train.
!, F. A. johnson, well-known mining
man, formerly of Nome is in town.
| James MasCormac has been suffer
| ing from an injury to his wrist, for
several days past.
H. Willard and wife, of Seattle,
came to Cordova on the Alameda and
will make this town their home.
Geo. R. Goshaw came over from
Valdez on the City of Puebla and ex-
poets to return to Chisana.
H. F. Andrus, who is one of the op-
orators in Nizina district. was an
arrival from the interior on yester-
days train.
Mrs. E. S. Norland and little
daughter, of Everett, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Baur.
Edward M Bates and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit to the
states. They attended the Panama
Pacific Exposition while outside.
Bert Carvey, who has been mining
in the Nizina district, accompanied by
his wife, arrived in town on yester-
days train.
A pair of rubbers was left at the
home of Mrs. w. B. Hancock, when
she gave her children's party last
week. and the owner can secure same
by calling for them.
G. A. Coleman, manager for the
Northern Commercial Company at
Fairbanks, accompanied by his wife,
| was in town over Sunday and left for
the interior on today's train.
Mrs. j. v. Carter and baby were
arrivals from Seattle on the steamer
Alameda to join the formers husband
who had housekeeping apartments
awaiting them in the Kendrinck build
ing on Front street.
On Saturday evening Mrs. W.
Bertf@m Hancock gave a most de-
lightful party to the young people in
honor of Miss Ethel Price, VINO will
shortly leave for the states. The
evening was pleasantly spent in dane
ing and the playing of games, after
which delightful refreshments were
served.
Thomas Riggs, Jr., Falcon Joslin
and R. C. Wood, of Fairbanks, board
ed the steamer Alameda here yester-
day for Seward and Anchorage.
| Mrs. Alvah Eames, who spent the
past couple of months with friends in
Portland, returned home on the Ala
media last night.
Extensive improvements ara being
made by Murphy & Thompson to the
interior of the Mecca salon. A new
floor is being laid, the pool room win
| be partitioned off and linoleum placed
in the bar. A new safe has also been
housed.
Yesterday Fred Clausen, who was
employed in the building of a "Y'
trestle at Miles Glacier, on the Cop
per River railway, met with painful
and possibly serious injury. He was
pushed off the trestle by a swinging
timber and hurled to the ground with
considerable force. Clausen was
brought to the company hospital on
the afternoon train. where he is rest.
ing comfortably.
The steamer Alameda arrived in
Cordova about 9 o'clock Saturday
night with the following passengers
for here: F. R. Townsend, E. NJ.
Bates and wife, Mrs. E. Norland, Mrs
J. V. Carter, Mrs. A. Eames, H.
Maillard and wife, J. Wiklund, G. A .
Colman and wife, C. Adams, F. Cox,
Miss NJ. Williams, o. J. Berg, F.
Johnson and steerage.
The City of Pubebla sailed for Seat.
tie at II o'clock this morning. after
taking aboard 1850 tons of copper ore.
Her outgoing passengers were Alex
Horton, s. w. Emerson, A. A. Nc.
Donald, J. Crowley, Geo. E. Kenyon,
A. M. Dewey, w. D. Shelton, l.. X.
Svendsen. E. Bassett, D. Boisseau, H.