The Chitina leader., 1915-08-17
THURSDAY

XIV 1NoAaA
E. T.. Stannard came down from
Is in town.
Bert Denny was in town last night,
on his way to Seward.
Joe Byrn, of st. Louis, is interview
ing local merchants today.
Miss Edith Boyle visited with rela-
tives last night on her way to Seward.
Samuel Blum left on the steamer
on a business trip to
Valdez. .....s
Mrs. Frank Short, whose husband is
in Chisana, left on the Northwestern
for Juneau.
E. T. Stannard came down fromw
Kennecott last night and left for La
touche on the Mariposa.
l.. A. Lavenseller, who represents
the Tacoma smelter, mingled among
Cordova friends this afternoon.
o. M. Kinney and wife will leave on
the steamer Evans for the states,
where they expect to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krumb, of Salt
Lake, who have been in the interior,
are registered at the Windsor hotel.
M. T. Roland, one of the original
of gold in the Nizina and
Chittitu districts, is Cordova visitor.
Capt. C. l.. Peabody greeted Cordova
friends on his way from Seattle to
Valdez. He will return to Cordova
on one of the next boats.
Former Marshal Harvey Sullivan
and Deputy Marshal AL. Sullivan of
Valdez, were in town last night on
their way home from the states.
A large shipment of lumber was re-
ceived on the Mariposa to be used in
and rebuilding bridges along
the Copper River & Northwestern rail.
way.
! Fay Sheldon left on the steamer
for Tacoma, having been
called, outside on account of the ill.
ness of his wife, who is visiting her
mother.
Mrs. Sophia Scott has returned to
Cordova after spending a couple of
months in the states. She visited the
Panama exposition and attended the
Shriner's celebration in Seattle.
Miss Maude Hoge, of Lincoln, Neb.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
d. w. Walker at Alganik for the past
left today for her home, where
she is bookkeeper in the state bank.
Rev. E. P. Zeigler and wife have re-
turned from an extended trip through
the Eastern and Southern states. Mrs
Zeigler went through to Seward to
visit her parents, but will shortly join
her husband here. .u1
Mrs. R. E. Flory and little daughter
Roberta, of Dayton, Ohio, were arri
walls on the steamer Mariposa and they
expect to remain here. Mrs. Flory is
a daughter of Mrs. Sophia Scott and
sister of Mrs. D. A. Mosser.
Col. Stevenson, of Skagway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Kelly and two sons, OF
Cleveland, Mrs. and Miss Hagadorn
and DR.. Westerman, of New York
were passengers on the Northwestern
going south, after a trip to Portage
Bay.
Edgar ]. Davis, manager of the
hotel, has returned from a
trip to the Sitka Hot Springs, greatly
in health. He is very en-
thusiastic in his praise of DR.. God
dard's sanitarium and is grateful for
the wonderful results it accomplished
in his case.
Money Vain will leave on one of
the next boats for Rochester, Mimi,
where he will undergo treatment at
Mayo Brothers institute for his the
injury he received to his leg, while
with the Dalton party in TAX
ing out the Matanuska coal for a
government test.
,...- FRIDAY ,.....,r
James Heney and wife returned to-
lay from Anchorage. sos.
The steamer Cordova sailed from
Seattle for Southwestern Alaska last
night and is due here about Sunday.
Another sale of lots in the new gov
townsite at Anchorage is an
to commence on August 18th
Judge F. M. Brown investigated the
charges against Deputy Marshal H. P
aulson, at ,Nushagak, and found them.
..,.-.t. ..,i
w. w. Grayson, associated with
Stone & Webster, of Boston, as travel