The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-29
Village Gossip

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gasboat Lily" to Twin Lakes, which %hey found still covered with ice and snow The crowd was made up of Miss Marie White, Miss Genevieve Rosswog, Miss Marie Rosswog, Miss Madeline Buchanan, Wm. Cavanaugh, 1 Dick Nord, Earl Means, John Ross wog and Captain Black.
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 Mrs. J. c. Funk, who sold out her women's furnishings shop in the Windsor Hotel, writes from Wichita Falls, Texas, that she is feeling very much better. Carrying a full cargo of ice cream, | sandwiches, etc, one of the Hillery- Scott cannery's gasboats took a party made up of Mr. w R. Hil1ery Mr. 1 and Mrs. Fred Long, and MT. and Mrs. Chas. Rowe out last Sunday in search of pleasure. During their seventy mile cruise they found quite lot of it.
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 D. c. Fairman had MT. and Mrs. c. k. Chambers, Mrs. s. H. Johnson, Arthur Pinkus and Frank Burns to dinner at his bachelor quarters on Third street Sunday evening" The Niece de resistance of the dessert course was a pie, wierd culinary edifice of which the host proudly pro- claimed himself the architect. It was disposed of to an adagio movement, | and it's species, or genus, among pies i will probably remain forever mys- tery to all but it's maker. MT. Fairman was earnest in his recommendations of his creation, declaring that he had made it "after the recipe of a noble man in the country" Upon the hosts flat refusal to wash the dishes. MT. RBurns tied on an apron and nobly of | fered himself as a martyr.
 On Thursday evening the survivors l partook of an Australian dinner of roast kangaroo at the home of MT. Pfnkus. Kangaroo prepared in this manner can be scarcely, if at all, dis tinguished from prime mutton.
 H. # # ....<. The Cordova school teachers were pleased and grateful last week to re- teive from the Board of Education a bonus of $1OO each with their last monthly checks. Part of the money came from local funds and part from. territorial funds at Juneau.
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 John Muller returned Thursday from a trip to Pete Dahl slough, where he went with the Hayes-Gra- ham floating cannery and it's fleet of small boats.
 # # # The smallpox quarantine was lifted Wednesday from the ONeill home, much to the delight of the children, who have been shut in about month. James Nickaloff, whose skull was fractured last Saturday when he fell into the hull of the freighter Ketchi- kan, is resting easily at the city hos pita1, and his attendants hope for his recovery.
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 The Sunday school pupils of Miss Marie Rosswog gave a very pleasant surprise party for her at her home Wednesday evening" They gave her oIs oFN a1% case as a keepsake of her two years work with them.
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 The Eastern Star members and their friends gathered in the Masonic hall Thursday night for their regular monthly social evening. Mrs. Fred Glassbrenner, Mrs. Guy Higginson and Mrs. George Smith composed the com- mittee on arrangements. Mrs. Grant Reed won the lady's prize at bridge, while Roy Walker won the mems prize Ice cream, cake and coffee were served, the ice cream being treat from visiting brother, MT. Oates of California.
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 Brady Howard is planning to leave on the Alameda for business trip to Puyallup. Washington.
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 Thomas Vevig and wife, of Seattle, recently arrived in Cordoya and are moving into the Reception apartments. MT. Vevig worked on the railroad here five or six years ago.
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 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Brainard ana little son returned on Fridays train to TiekeI. MT. Brainard recently made trip Outside.