The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-01

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 ural covering for the fowls brain. Now the sea.parrot has about the same rating for beauty in the fowl kingdom that Bll Hart has in the movies. and Major Huston vas pug. zied indeed. Not finding anything resembling it la his natural history books. he amputatsd tho head and sith lt wrapped in paper started out Co gather the necessary lnforma ton from hts friends. lie Is now prepared to receive snowahoe rab- bits foot pinned on his next order of pigsfeet
 Little Miss Ruth Donohoe vas hos. tess at party given Co the pupils of the seventh grade and their teacher. Miss Haglaud last Tues. day evening at the Donohoe home. Music and games and delicious re. treatments made tho affair very en. loyablc Co all present
 
 | Cards have been received in Cor | dova announcing the marriage of | Maxwell Nelson and Miss Minda Ness in San Francisco on the goth of No vember Both Mir. and Mrs. Nelson are we'll known in Anchorage, where | Mrs. Nelson had public offices and for time taught the commercial classes in the school. Mrs. Nelson also visit ed in Cordova as the guest of Mrs. D. II. Shoemaker some time ago.
 J. D. McGOwan and family are re- siding at Riverside, California, but plan to move to Los Angeles soon.
 A merry dinner party was given at the home of c. M. Rosswog on Sat urday last. Those attending were the Misses Marie and Genevieve Ross wog, Ray Donaldson, Earl Means, John Rosswogy Tom Strimple, Bill Cavanaugh, MT. and Mrs. c. M. Rosswog and Carl Rosswog.
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 The children of the Catholic Sun day school celebrated their Christ mas tree with a merry party at the Eagles lodge rooms last Thursday l bp rendered by the pupils of the Sunday school:
 ,Song-With Hearts Truly Grateful, school.
 Recitation--Alice O'Neill and Ruth Donohoe.
 Silent Night, Holy Night-Girls of Sunday school.
 Song of Christmas - Edward ONeiIl.
 My Shadow-Mirnie Dooley.
 Song and recitation Patrick O'Neill.
 Christmas Just the Same - Patsy Scheffler.
 | luG beSI MOHIu-SdEl fLOSSWOS.
 Recitation-Florence O'Neill.
 Poor Dolly-5Betty Scheffler.
 Dear Santa Claus-,Phillip A'Neill
 The Best Day-Grace Dooley.
 Alice O'Neill received the gold medal for good attendance and knowl- eddge of Christian Doctrine After the program, each child received a present and a candy stocking.
 In Norway there lives mother who every year at Christmas time sends a profusion of wreaths and flowers to be placed on her sons grave in Alaska Five years ago, Charlie Arne Olsen, boatswain on the 1 U. s. survey ship Patterson" was | laid to rest in the Ketchikan ceme tery; but through these years the mother in faraway country has sent the decorations for his grave. A few s. mail pilot met death while on duty near Washington, D. c. He was first cousin of Charles and in writing of the incident the mother of Charlie remarks Sisters boy and my own l died in their chosen path of duty, in 1 land which had become theirs, and until we meet again my thoughts | shall dwell with them and their coun- | try I think that the American Me morial Day is such a beautiful GUS | tom"
 * * # Dr. w. H. Chase has in his pos session two circulars, printed in Skagway over twenty-one years ago and which probably are the only two ;,, ef