The Cordova daily times., 1919-07-12

Fursman, cOmplimenting Mrs. Irene
Hart Covers were laid for: Mrs.
Irene Hart, Mr. Cedarholm, DR.. w.
Darcy Chace, Miss Evangeline
Church and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fursman
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Nafsted of Ton
sina are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. ]. Dryer at Strelna
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Mrs Lambreaux, one of the Eyak
cannery residents, was in town on
Wednesday afternoon
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One of the popular theater parties
of the week was given Thursday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Fursman.
The guests who occupied the loge
were: Miss Evangeline Church, DR..
w. Darcy Chace and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fursman.
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Miss Leora Murray has accepted a
position in the offices of the Blum
O'Nein Company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lowrie, promi-
nent business people of Mccarthy, are
expected to arrive on the Alaska from
Seattle
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Miss Edna Morris will arrive from
the States on one of the next boats
to resume her duties at the General
Hospital here. Miss Morris left for
Bristol Bay a short time ago to give
medical attention to the natives there
who are suffering from influenza. She
was unable to get a boat for Cordova
and was compelled to leave Bristol
Bay on a steamer direct for the States, |
and from there she will come to Cor
dOVa
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A pleasant boating excursion was
given on Sunday afternoon on the Eyak
river. The party was formed of the
following COrdOyans: Mrs. Irene |
Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. William Fursman,
Miss Evangeline Church, DR. W.
DArchy Chace and Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Smith,
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Joe Ryan has left the General Hos
pital after suffering from slight at
tack of influenza.
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John G. Johnson of Sheep Bay ar
rived in town on Tuesday afternoon,
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George Walker, who was operated
on at the General Hospital on Monday,
is getting along nicely.
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Sergeant Charles Wirth, a dis
charged soldier, is in town from Mile
80, and has accepted a position in the
railroad shops. While in the service
Sergeant Wirth was with the Thirty
third infantry, stationed in the Panama
canal zone, guarding the locks.
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Mrs. Len Cox has been confined to
her home for the past week with
slight attack of influenza.
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George Harmon on Monday evening.
Places were laid for Miss Kate Elliff, |
Harry G. Steel, Edward F. Medley, |
Edward L. Harwood and Mr. and Mrs |
George Harmon
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The Northland Club gave dance
last night at it's club rooms, although !
it was not the formal opening of the |
new quarters, which are still in an I'M |
finished condition. The attendance
was large and a most enjoyable time
was had by those present. The pa
tronesses were Mrs. Henry A. Slater,
Mrs w. L. Fursman and Mrs. BARLEY
Howard
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Mrs. Jack O'Neill of Mccarthy and
her little daughter returned to their
home in Mccarthy after spending a
week at Strelna as guests Of Mrs. V.
J. Dryer. While in Strelna Mrs.
O'Neill was the guest at many pleas
ant social gatherings.
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Pat w Tamany is the proud recipi-
ent of a captured German helmet,
Victory loan medal and letters from
Governor Thomas Riggs, Jr., and G.
F. Cramer, secretary to the governor.
The following is an extract from the
letter sent by Mr.. Kramer, which &C
companied the helmet:
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