The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-06

Miss Rose. Walsh of Sea tile was on the Alameda enroute to Anchorage for a visit with her sister, Miss Catherine Walsh. fiji fiji
 ~. ,. * * 1 After an absence of two years, Cap tain Michael Jensen, one of the best known shippers along the Pacific coast brought the Evans into Cordova We'd 1 nesday. Captain Jensen has spent these two years cruising around the East Indies for the Admiral Line one trip keeping him away from America 1tfOr over year. ''It's pretty good to get back. to Alaska, after Mataras," l remarked the Captain. That's an is land down south of Java. We went ther after copra, dried cocoanut, you know. The thermometer registered hundred and fifty in the shade over there-only wasn't any shade Whew! Me for Alaska!" And he wiped his brow feelingly.
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 Harry Thompson, formerly en- ployed in the Blum, O'Neill hardware store, has leased the Northern Hotel at Katalla in anticipation of the rush to the oil fields. Jake Hoover has leased the other hotel. I. # # Arthur Woods, who worked in the Times office about three years ago is now married and papa He said his family are living in Ketchikan. 4: * # Mrs. Ted MatsOn and her sister, Miss Florence Fraisure, are victims of la grippe.
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 Mrs. Maude Gilmore, who is employ ed by the Commission at Seward was on the Alameda returning to Seward after two months vacation outside.
 # # # Mrs. E. Winters was an Alameda passenger to Valdez, where she will conduct a women's furnishings shop.
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 MT, and Mrs. E. T. Eb3ary were Alameda passengers to Saw Mill Bay, on Hoodoo Island, near Latouche Mr. Ebsary is foreman of the herring silt cry there, which was erected two sea- sens iagec5by H. o. Roberts, suprinten- dnt of the San Juan Fish company's operations in Alaska. The Alameda 1 brought up the first shipment of SUD- plies for the Saw Mill Bay saltery. # # # The launch Swan started to Katalla Thursday afternoon but was obliged to return, covered with frozen spray. l The Myrtle H. started out this morn ing with the same passengers hoping l for better luck fiji fiji # # #
 A foretaste of spring was received 1 by Mrs. Alvah Flames in the shape of a box of pussy-Willows, sent by her sister in Portland.
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 William Crooker made a trip to Latouche Thursday on the Pioneer. | On his return he started to Kata1la with load of oil tanks. Mrs. Crook CT accompanied him on his trip. "t # :* #
 Charles c. Rowe, of Seattle, and his 1 beautiful young wife were honor guests at a dinner given Saturday night at the Model Cafe by John Null Ter Roast mallards formed the piece de resistance. Covers were laid for MT and Mrs. Rowe, Miss Margeret Kolbenson, Miss Mary Baen Wright, Harry G. Steele and the host.
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 The freight for Valdez which the Admiral Evans was unable to dis charge on account of the ice blocks in the bay, was unloaded here and will be taken on to it's destination by the Watson on her next trip.
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 Harry G. Mccain, of Anchorage. ar rived on the Evans and is registered at the Windsor. Mr. Mccain will take the Alameda south to Juneau and Ketchikan, and may visit his old home at Salem, Oregon, before re- 1 turning north.
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 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Foystan, Mir. and Mrs. John Day, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Adams, MT. and Mrs. c. Murphy, MT. and Mrs. Chester Mellison, MT. and Mrs. Roy Walker, Mrs. Ed. Cur Tier and c. O. Cracroft were enter talned at auction bridge Tuesday evening by MT. and Mrs. Lester Koch. Mr. Walker and his wife were award