The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-05
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bashful clans pricked up their ears at the sound of approaching foot prints and began siphoning their way towards China with amazing speed, but the crowd went right after tEem like rat terriers, insisting upon a closer acquaintance, aac soon hal several dozen tied up triumphantly in an old bandana A driftwood fire was made, to cook a pot of chowder and dry out some soaked shoes. Both were overdone somewhat. Young "Chucks" footgear was warped so that he had to come home barefotted, while Mrs. Rowe had to throw her little slippers away and clump around in a large pair of shoes belonging to Friend Husband Aside from these mishaps, everything was just lovely. ElweIl Thawley, relay operator at Chitina, arrived on Fridays train to take the Northwestern for Seattle, where he will study electrical engi- neering.
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 Dr. Cora Daggett and children, Alice and Bob, who left last Febru- ary to visit in the states are now spending a few days in Dayton, Ohio, as the guests of Mrs. Flory, the daughter of Mrs. Sophie Scott, of Cor 1ova.
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 Mrs. Frank Foster, Mrs. Boaz Tibbs, Mrs. E. P Zeigler, and Mrs. K. C. Robinson picked a delightful spot on the shores of Lake Eyak Wednesday evening and had picnic dinner all set out when their husbands and children arrived little later
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 The launch Rolfe carried gay party of twenty-three Cordovans out to Sheep Bay last Sunday for an all day outing. Those making the trip were MT. and Mrs w. F. Thompson, MT. and Mrs. H. B. Chambers, MT. and Mrs. Link Waln, MT. and Mrs. K. c. Robinson, Mrs. Grant Reed, Mrs. Anna Coleman, Mrs. Witner, Miss Margaret Foster, Miss Naomi Robin son, Miss Dorothy Dooley, Ivan Sup helIen. E. H. Rasmussen, Harry Atch- ison, c. J. Fisk, H. E. Nye and Cap tain Joe Ibach. It is reported that the amount of "eats" disposed of was little short of miraculous.
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 Edgar Ashton arrived here on the Northwestern from Queen Charlotte City, B. C., and went over to Katalla to look after oil interests. He will make his headquarters here this sum- mer at the Windsor.
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 MT. and Mrs. Fred Schrenger will be outgoing passengers on the North western for a visit with friends and relatives in Seattle, Tacoma, Port land San Francisco and Los Angeles.
 
 out in twenty-two years and MT. Schrenger's first trip out in fourteen years, they are Joking forward to a very delightful time the next sixty days.
 Mrs. Schrenger arrived in Skagway in 1898 and Fred in 19O1 Since that time they have lived in almost every town in Alaska, most of the time be- ing in the restaurant business. From their long residence in Alaska they have made a large circle of friends who all will wish them bon voyage.
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 Several Cordova young people have been enjoying some good times lately at Chitina Miss Edna Thawley and Miss Madeline Buchanan, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips there, have been included in a party which has gone on a series of motor and picnicking trips up the Fair banks trail as far as Willow creek. A particularly pleasant excursion was made to Kinney lake, where several side trips were made by canoe. The party returned to Tonsina, to a deli cious dinner awaiting them at Naf- sted's roadhouse. The weather and the condition of the trail have been all oJO Ir of steam could be seen belching out from the crater of Mount Wrangell which, owing to the clearness of the air, seemed very short distance away. Besides Miss Thawley and Miss Buchanan, there were in the crowd Miss Mary Brown, ElWel ThaWley, Clifford Phillips, Joseph Feaster, Ar thur Laverty and Chester Cracroft.