The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-14
EDITED BY ELIZABETH oLoUeHLEN

return here to spend the summer | # # #
 Miss Edna Morris of the general hospital is at Bristol bay, where there is siege of the infleunza.
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 Meetings of the Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church have been sus. pended during the summer months.
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 Mrs. George Harmon entertained in. formally at bridge luncheon on Mon- day afternoon. Mrs. Frank Thompson was the recipient of the first prize. Among those who enjoyed Mrs. Har- mons hospitality were Mrs. Max Finkelstein, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. Eustace Zeigler, Mrs. Bartley Howard, Mrs. William Caswell, Mrs. Alvah Flames, Mrs. William Fursman and Mrs. George Harmon. * * # I Mrs. Sidney Saunders and two children Peggy and Sidney, jr., of Seattle, spent Wednesday in Cordova as the guests of Mrs. Caleb Corser and Mrs. John Lydick while the steamship Alaska was in port. MT. Saunders is the popular stewart of the steamship Alaska.
 # # * At a recent meeting of the Boy Scouts the second class examination was passed by Earth O'Loughlen and Donald Bollinger. Raymond Johnson and Robert Daggett will be given the tenderfoot examination at one of meet ings soon.
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 MT. and Mrs. Owen B. Jones left the first of the week for their home at Mile S9. MT. and Mrs. Jones arrived from New York on one of the recent boats.
 # # # The regular meeting of the Bible study class was held at the Presbyter- ian manse on Wednesday evening.
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 Attorney B. o. Graham returned from Valdez where he has been at- tending court.
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 Miss Ellen Rodeen will leave on the steamship Alaska for her home in Idaho where she has been called by the serious illness of her mother.
 # # # Mrs. Edward P Harwood is visiting her mother, Mrs. R. Killam, of Port land. Mrs. Harwood does not expect to return to Cordova until in Sep tember.
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 MT. William Noels visited town on Wednesday from Schoolcrofts logging camp. Mrs. Clyde Stevens and two child ren Eleanor and Molly are visiting with MT. and Mrs. N. Swanson at the power plant. Mrs. Joseph Ibach and MT. and Mrs. Nels McCrary and daughter Helen. spent few days in town from Hinch. inbrook.
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 MT. Sam Smith was an arrival on the steamship Alaska from Aberdeen Washington. Mr. Smith will spend the sumer visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Smith.
 * * * 1 Miss Marie Anderson who under went a major operation at the general hospital is getting along nicely. # # # Mrs. w. H. Webb entertained MT. and Mrs. O. B. Jones at dinner dur ing the week. MT. and Mrs. Hub Bollinger and two children Donald and Elaine left for Cog Hill on Tuesday afternoon where they expect to spend the summer.
 # # !. | Miss Elaine Cameron will arrive in Cordova from Valdez the first part of July. During her stay in Cordova, Miss Cameron will be the guest of Mrs. Frank Cunningham.
 * :. * Mrs. Lewis Day and son Frederick 1 Carl, of Chitina, were among the out going passengers on the steamship Northwestern for the States. Mrs. Day will spend short time in Wen atchee, Washington, visiting her bother MT. Milton Shuech formerly of * * # l Miss Dorothy Ballard of Seattle, left on the steamship Alameda for Cor. dova. Miss Ballard will be the guest I