The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-19
Village
 Gossip

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 Continued from page 3 Tuesday from a visit at Strelna with Mrs V. J. Dwyer.
 # + # Edward Kane, formerly employed by the Cordova Daily Times will ar rive here from the states on the Northwestern The Hillery-Scott Company's boat Glacier brought in 8 cute little baby seal Wednesday, which was turned loose after being a source of amuse- ment for day or two.
 # # # The Ladies' Aid Society held a pleasant session Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Edward O'Brien The meeting was purely a social af fair About twenty ladies were pres. ent. Mesdames Wittig, McConaghy and O'Brien were the hostesses.
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 Mrs. Lou Hegg has received word that her brother, Grant Bullock, who is in charge of the warehous at Ken necott, underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Kennecott hos tai Tuesday morning. The attack was both sudden and serious, but MT. Bullock is now recovering, under the care of Dr. Gillespie.
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 Miss Bennie Nelson, proprietor of the Frisco Cafe, gave a bountiful spread last night to about twenty friends, the occasion being her birth day. A wonderful four-story nut cake, blazing with candies, proved as delightful to the taste as to the sight. "Red" Rickert, encouraged by the plaudtts of his friends, undertook to cut and deal a great strawberry short cake. Tho noticeably ''fussed" and lathered about the thumbs with whipped cream, MT. Rickert performed the feat with a grace and dignity which called forth applause. Delicious ice-cream and the coffee for which the Frisco is famous, completed a feast long to be remembered.
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 Rev. E. P. zieg1er and family will leave on the Alameda tomorrow to be gone a year. After a stay of sev- eral weeks at Mackinac on Lake Sup erior, they will go on to New York and New Haven. Probably no one in COrdova ever has had, or will have, more friends than the Zieglers. We are very sorry to see them leave, but hope that the trip may prove source of great benefit and pleasure to them all. Aloha oe!
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 Miss Marie Yeaman, of Spokane and Seattle, came up on the Alaska and is employed as nurse at the gen. era1 hospital. Miss Yeaman ex- presses herself as we'll pleased with Cordova.
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 Mrs. s. H. Lamprey had the bad luck to loose her wrist watch at the theatre last evening. As she was leaving her seat she saw a man in front of her pick up something which she had heard fall, but not until she reached home did she discover her loss. Mrs Lamphrey valued the watch because it. was a gift from her boys. An advertisement for it's re- turn appears on another page.
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 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Sinkowski, MT. and Mrs. Cornwall, Mrs Arthur Eke and little son Jimmie have visited town from the radio stations during the week.
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 F. G. Moves and Morton B. Stevens, well-known business men of Fair banks, are here to take the Alameda to the states.
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 Mrs. A. c. Eke and Mrs. E. Hoe1, of Mile IA, returned home this morning after a brief stay here.
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 If the weather permits, party of about twenty will make a pleasure trip to Twin Lakes tomorrow, leaving the ocean dock at nine a. m.
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 The Alameda, which was reported due at ten this morning, will not dock until 4 D. m., according to the latest notice.