The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-31
neer cannery pile driver at Pofn Johnson and also at Montague island.
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In spite of the rain last Saturday night, several of the Boy Scouts and their Scoutmaster, Dave Czerwenka, valiantly camped out all night, though they plead guilty to returning home rather early in the morning. The boys were John Rosswog, Don Bollinger, Mike Shepard and Earth O'Loughlen. ]; #
 MT. and Mrs. Ragsdale and Miss Jeanne Dugger were visitors at the Pinnacle Rock cannery during the lat ter part of the week.
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 Mir. and Mrs. J. Chambers will leave for up the line some time during the coming week, to be gone for the greater part of the summer.
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 Mrs. Donald c. Fairman will be an outgoing passenger on the Alameda, much to the regret of her many friends here.
  Senator J. R. Heckman and wife will leave Ketchikan in June for al trip through Alaska. Their itinerary will include Cordova
 # # * Mrs. Earnest F. More and children will spend the summer with her hus- band, B. F. Moore, president of the Moore Packing Company at Cordova.
 * # # s. Peterson, formerly superintend- ent for the Northwestern Fisheries Company at Orca, is now superintend- ent for the cannery of the J. w. Hume Company at Nalsat inlet in Southeast ern Alaska. Barney Watson, the genial claim agent of the Admiral Line was i'll with tonsilitis on the last southbound trip of the Admiral Farragut, and was con fined to his state room during the voyage.
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 Charles Derry, formerly member of the Times staff, who left for Seat tie on the last trip of the Alaska, is said to have developed the habit df taking a bevy of young and good-look. ing ladies to midnight suppers at all of the coast towns on the way down.
 # # # | Jack Kline, at one time agent of the Pacific Steamship Company at Cordova is always on hand at Juneau when the boats arrive with a smile and a hand-shake for old friends
 Pete Hagenoss, formerly employed | at the ocean dock is on his way to pay visit to his old home in Holland
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 Captain B. l.. Erickson, wife and | three children were visitors in Cor dova during the past week. Captain Erickson and his family came over on the Donaldson from Fort Liscum.
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 Lively indeed was the party at | which MT. Edgar Rathwell was the charming host last Thursday evening. The entertainment was of a varied nature. Punch and candy were served during the playing of cards; after which MT. D. c. Fairman provided the music for dancing and singing. Miss Ellen Fraisure rendered an Egyptian dance; and ballet dance by Miss Ellen Fraisure, Miss Buelah Bacon and Miss Laura Bacon found great favor with the other guests. Late in the evening most delectable supper was served, after which Mrs. D.. c. Fairman told the fortunes of those present from the tea-leaves re- in their cups. The invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Fair man, MT. and Mrs. Allen. MT. and Mrs. Rathwell. Miss Ellen Fraisure, Miss Beulah Bacon, Miss Leora Mur- ray. Miss Laura Bacon, MT. Walter Doolittle. MT. Carl Lotsfelt. MT. Wal .er stoeser and MT. Garnett Rathwell.
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 At g recent smoker given by the Northland Club in their new rooms. MT. J. D. Loring, MT. A. K. Wittig, MT. W. Gilbert and Mir. Harry Kavanangh K were elected to membership in the dub.
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 A large crowd attended the W. 0. ?. U. JubiHe Friday evening. Candy, ice cream and cake. fortune lI elling and tags were sold. The money rom these sales will help swell the 1000. 900 fund to be raised in tho United States this summer.
 Miss Edith Kempthorne. formerly q