The Cordova daily times., 1920-09-25
Local and Personal


 Hiss A. I. Allen, of Portland, is a
 Fdova visitor.
 leo. A. Harmon has returned from
 rip to Skagway.
 lee Harpole has returned to town
 er an absence of some time.
 frs. c. w. Lloyd and children, of
 hver, are Cordova visitors.
 P. Brennan, of Portland, is spend
 a few days in Cordova.
 Hrs J. J. Fraisure is back from a
 it among friends in the states.
 The steamship Alaska will sail for
 westward at Il o'clock tonight.
 Irs. H. D. Thompson and children
 Fe returned from a trip to the
 tes.
 frs. c. Beam, of Fairbanks, is a
 Fdova visitor on her way to the in
 tor.
 I. B. ANakoff, of Fairbanks, is rdova visitor on his return to the
 prior.
 Ehas. Garfield, who is connected
 h the ,custom's office at Juneau
 here on short visit.
 Ir. and Mrs. Tim Eckstrom have
 Ked into the Howard house formally
 uppied by c. Phillips and family.
 frs. Dr. J. M. Sloan of Seward was
 Cordova visitor today on her way
 he from trip to the states.
 ITS. J. w. Wright spent the day
 e on her way to Anchorage to
 her husband who is employed
 re as foreman of the Daily Times. Attorney Maurice D. Leehey, of 'attle, a member of the territorial pping board, is here on a short bus
 ss trip.
 The Salvation Army Home Service we fund has now reached the sum $85O, with Chitina, Kennecott, Shu- snna and other camps to hear from.
 soon as all the lists are in the mes of the contributors will be pub he'd in the Times. '1. c. Wood, president of the First |tional Bank at Fairbanks, arrived 2re this morning, en route to his iI- |ior home.
 I. T. Wolcott, court stenographer
 Fairbanks, arrived from the states ay and will leave for the interior tomOrrow's train.
 pr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Daggett and lghter Alice and son Robert re- | ned on this mornings boat from Feral months trip to the states. The gasboat "Samax" came in last ! Int with Charles Cerny, Paul Bloed Tn and Sam Keist and a goodly bag ducsk and geese after a weeks out ] on Prince William Sound JomeS J. Godfrey, of New York, ksident of the Mother Lode Mines fmpaSy arrived in Cordoya this |rning and will on tomorrows train Kennecott to inspect his copper bperty.
 The management of Eagle hall an lnce the discontinuance of the ednesday night dances at the hall ftil further notice. The popular Sat |rday night affairs will be featured, |wever, as usual r. A. McGovern, a former employe the railroad, is renewing acquain- bees today while the Alaska is in |rt. He is enroute to Anchorage | ere he expects to work for the Alas Engineering Commission. Hon. AOhn Rustgard of Juneau, Re |blican nominee for attorney general Emingling among Cordova friends. He Ill remain here a week in the inter Is of his candidacy and will be one the Epeakers at the Republican ral- at the Empress theater Thursday ght.
 Abe Stein of Fairbanks, as a vis- IT in town. Ole Berg, who is mining near Strel- !, arrived in town on yesterdays hin.
 Wv. J. Rogers, formerly employed by e local cable office, was in town 6terday on his return from the in- (ior.
 bohn Brewer, who conducted line mail stages from Chitina to Fair |aks, is in town. H. s. Riley returned yesterday from Ultima, where he spent several weeks bsing up the affairs of the Brewer hge linao, Mrs. Chas. Deverseth and son Paul e recent Cordova arrivals to join l. DNerseth who is watchman at the bneer cannery.