The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08
Village Gossip
 BY HiLDA SHERIDAN
BY HiLDA SHERIDAN

 Nellie Schrenger, second vice-presi dent.
 Hilda Sheridan, secretary Annie M. Currier, treasurer. Addie F. Harwood, historian. Lola Date, chaplain. Pearl Carlyle, sergeant-at-arms.
 Elinor M. Adams, trustee. Minnie H. Dooley, trustee.
 Margaret Scheffler trustee.
 The officers of Igloo No. 19 for the coming year are:
 w. H. Chase, president.
 Fren Schrenger vice-president.
 George Dooley, secretary.
 E. V. Boyle, treasurer.
 Will Clayson, historian.
 E. P. Harwood, master of initiation.
 Frank Douglas, chaplain.
 Wm. Date, trustee.
 Chas. Eklund, sergeant-at-arms.
 Gus Kinland, an employee of the C. R. and N. w. Railroad, writing from Cadillac, Mich, states that po- | tatoes can be gotten for 65 and 70 cents per hundred pounds there and l that pork is selling for cents a pound. He says that the town is full of factories but none of them are run- min, and though prices are so low it doesn't do the people any good for they simply haven't the money with which to buy.
 All the magazines with the pretty girls on the covers rave about the constancy and true love and so forth, but here is case hard to beat Eff weight years ago William Kawaa. aged 20 and Kamila Peke, 16 years old, met and loved on the Island of Hawaii. They separated and their paths did not cross again until they recently found themselves inmates of the poor home in Honolulu at the ages of 78 and 72 respectively. Still in love with each other they were made man and wife.
 At a business meeting of the Ladies Aid Society held at the home of Mrs. J. J. Fraisure, Wednesday afternoon. the following officers were elected to serve through the coming year: Mrs J. c. Smith, president; Mrs. J. J. Fraisure, vice-president; Mrs. Al Parks, secretary; and Mrs. M. S. Will son, treasurer.
 A special meeting of the aid mem- bers will be held next Wednesday to plan an affair for Feb. 22.
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 The calm that follows the storm has | settled down on the social life of Cor dova after the strenuous holiday sea- son.
 At a meeting of the Ladies Athletic Association held on Tuesday last, pr. Ella Wight was presented with a purse by the members as a token of their appreciation of the efforts and work expended by Dr. Wight in their behalf. After the meeting luncheon vas served to the following members: Dr. Ella Wight, Mrs. g. P. Harwood, Mrs. Walter Downing, Mrs. Lou Smith, Mrs. J. A. Nicolet, Mrs. Griff Ellis, 1 Mrs, Fred Glassbrenner, Mrs. J. B. Carlyle, Mrs. Archie Fields, Mrs. J. w. Thirkill, Mrs. H. I. O'Neill, Mrs Bartley Howard, Mrs. Ed Tuerck, Mrs. w. T. Safer, Mrs. Barbara Heating. Mrs. William Fursman Mrs. w. H. Chase, Miss Evangeline Church, Miss Ruth Heron Mrs. M. s. Wilson, and Mrs. Tom Burchett.
 It was decided by the association that the first Tuesday of every month should be regular business meet ing. Nomination of officers for the new year will be held at the next regu- lar business meeting which will be on the first Tuesday in February. | * * *
 Madame Galli-Curci, grand opera star, has announced her approaching marriage to Homer Samuels, her ac- companist Madame Galli-Curci re- ceived a divorce from her former hus- ban about year ago. She expects to complete naturalization requirements and become an American citizen on January 16. Madame Galli-Curci was born in Austria.