The Cordova daily times., 1921-02-21
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HNUUlvD lUW ls A special holiday dance will be !: given tomorrow night at Eagle hall. In observance of Washington's birthday, both banks in Cordova will be closed all day tomorrow The town council meets in regular session tonight at o'clock at the l: council chambers in the town hall. Mrs. J. F. Cunningham is returning to Cordova on the Northwestern after a pleasant visit with friends and rela- atives in Seattle.
 A big dance is scheduled at the cabaret for Washington's birthday, February 22. The usual Wednesday night dance will be omitted.
 Miss Elizabeth Austin, of Boston, Mass, is a Cordova passenger on the Northwestern to assume a position as nurse in the hospital at Kennecott. c. J. Meirs, proprietor of Meirs !: road house, who has been spending the past couple of months in the states, is returning passenger on the 1: Northwestern.
 w. D. James and wife, discoverers of the Shushanna and who have been Wintering in Yucaipa, Calif., are on the Northwestern for Cordova, en route to their interior home. The Times will publish as usual tomorrow, Washingtons birthday. but the paper will go to press as early as possible to permit Times employees to enjoy at least part of the holiday. ] After being down for about three months, the cable has been repaired between Sitka and Valdez, and to- ; days telegraphic report to the Times is coming by that route instead of by radio.
 Mrs. H. w. Lovelace, wife of one of the signal men in the local cable of flee, is a returning passenger to Cor doya on the Northwestern after spend- ing the past month visiting in the states
 The Washington's birthday dance at Eagle hall tomorrow night prom. :ses to be a big success. With the besr of music and the springy floor, the capacity of the hall will no doubt be taxed
 Tomorrow being Washington's birthday, the post office and the cable office will observe the holiday, the post office being open from 12 to and the cable office from 10 to Il and to '.
 The delinquent tax list appears else where in todays issue of this paper. All the personal taxes were paid be- fore delinquency and there is only a small number of delinquents on the real property.
 Joe Geyer, who has been spending the past couple of months visiting friends and relatives in the states, is a returning passenger on the North western to resume his position with the railroad at Chitina.
 E. A. Graham, of the Hayes-Graham cannery, who has been spending the winter in Seattle with his family, is returning to Cordova on the North western to get things in readiness for the coming season.
 Howell I. Lewis, formerly of Cor dova, is temporarily employed by the income tax division of the internal revenue department at Tacoma, Wn. lie expects to take his examination as a certified public accountant within the next few months.
 D. c. Sargent, who has been spend Ing the winter at outside points, is among the passengers on the North western which left Seattle Saturday morning. Bud" is enroute to the Ma besna country, where he has exten- sive mining property.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres. byterian church will serve a home- cooked dinner tomorrow at Eagle lodge room from 11:3O until late in tha aNaninn An nntiro ronnn1 n.. O. r,rr