The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-11-30
he Alaska Transfer Company.

the Alaska Transfer Company.
Mrs. Edgar J. Davis was al out
going passenger on the Northwestern,
and will spend a couple of months
with her parents at Bremerton, Wash.
Gerald H. Hutton. of the Union
Construction Company, who has been
at Circle City for several months In
stalling a dredge for Clarence Berry,
left for the States today, accompanied
by his wife.
Mrs. H. /. Lewis was given a plea
SAINT and wholly unexpected surprise
last night, when a number of her
friends called and honored her birth
day. Cards were played and light
luncheon was served afterwards.
The steamer Kansas City, which
put back from Anchorage to Cordova
to make some necessary repairs, mas
been ordered to proceed to Seward
with its cargo of freight, and the
ice conditions in Cooks Inlet will
determine whether the 1000 tons of
supplies aboard will be discharged at
Anchorage or dropped off at Seward
and later freighted to the new rail-
road terminal.
The steamer Northwestern sailed
at any early hour this morning for
Seattle with a number of passengers
and cargo of Kennecott copper ore.
She is scheduled to leave Seattle
next Tuesday for southwestern
Alaska. but her sailing from the
coast will likely be delayed couple
of days. Skagway has been cut out
as a port of entry and hereafter
there will be a sailing of Alaska
Steamship Company boats from Sc
attic every ten days.
The outgoing passengers from
Cordova today were G. H. Hutton and
wife, Mrs. e. J. Davis, Mrs. C. C.
Hull, Arthur Holt and wife, Miss
Lilly Westbon, DR.. W. w. Council,
J. C. Malcolm, Ed. Hertel, Geo. A
Colburn, J. Hoffman. Geo. NJ. Arm
strong and VIM. Melvin for Seattle;
A. E. Harris and Chas. Cerney for
Juneau.
FRIDAY
Charley Kitsman and Price Net
Teton have returned from a trip to
the States.
The steamer Alliance was in port
yesterday for fuel oil. She was on
her way to the States.
The chemical and other equipment
of the local fire department was to-
day transferred to runners.
Peter Sherman has returned from
Seattle and taken his old position
with the Northern Meat Market.
Miss Annie Egan was an arrival
from the States on the Alameda, and
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dufley.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Buchanan and
daughter Madeline have returned
from an extended trip to the States.
Mrs. J. D. MacCormac and two
sons. who have spent several months
in California, returned home on the
Alameda.
Deputy Marshal AL Bowling greeted
Cordovans while the Alliance was in
port on his return to Valdez from a
trip to the outside.
Mrs. Jesse G. Martin, of Valdez,
was the guest of local friends on
Wednesday evening. on her way home
from visit to the States.
Mrs. Joseph Feaster and son, Joe,
were arrivals on the steamer Ala
media, and left for their home at
Chitina on yesterdays train.
Deputy Marchal Isaac Evans and
wife, of Seward, were in town We'd
nesday evening. They were return
ing home from trip back east.
H. A. Lawrence, of Seattle, travel
ing passenger agent for the Union
Pacific system, did a little boosting
for his railroad while here Wednes-
day night.
G. B. Whitehead. of Seward. spent
Wednesday evening with local
friends.
The steamer Alameda arrived from
Seattle on Wednesday evening with
the following passengers for Cordova:
Mrs. Jos. Feaster and son, Mrs. J.
D. MacCormac and two sons, Mrs.
A. Taylor. Miss Annie Egan. Mrs.
d. Loring, Mrs. d. N. Greenwood,
Mrs. A. ]. Nelson and family, George
Buchanan. wife and daughter, Mrs.
G. Moore. Peter Sherman, John w.
McCord. VIM. Ahlmook, Charles Kits
man, C. J. Hansen, B. F. Jorgensen,
B. Chisoe. 8. E. Emerson, Axel An
derson, ]. Carlson, A. Peterson, Sam