The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-04

feature to the Fourth of July celebra- tion with match game of volley ball by its strongest team against a team of young ladies from one of the neigh boring places. Just who will be their l rivals for honors has not been defin- itely determined, but they will likely 1 be from the Radio station, Fort Lis cum or Valdez. What an array of 1 feminine beauty this will bring forth at the park on Independence Day, as well as prove all added attraction on the program of events
 % * k -'... Cupid certainly slipped one over on Cordovans in the marriage of Mr. Brady Howard and Miss Emma Ke- ever which took place on May Is and did not become public until after they had left for the states on their money. moon on the steamship Northwestern. MT. and Mrs. Howard will return here next month and take up their abode in their new home on Railroad Row. ' E *
 Numerous pleasure launches have taken to the waters of Eyak lake or Cordova bay during the past week, 1 which means that the number of boat ing parties scheduled for tomorrow has been correspondingly increased. * * *
 Word has been received in Cordoya that Rev. and Mrs. E. P Zeigler are now in Detroit, having been called | there on account of the serious illness of the formers father, who has suffer. ca another stroke of paralysis. As pastor of the local Episcopal church MT. Zeigler was granted years leave of absence by Bishop Rowe in order to continue his art studies back East. This time has now been extend ded and MT. and Mrs. Zeigler will not return home until September. * *-*
 Thos. s. Scott, who left for Seattle thls week, was accompanied by his little son Bobby, who will have his eyes treated while outside. * * * Inree more steamer sailines are booked from Seattle during June and the probabilities are that reservations nave already been made for all of thelr passenger accomodations. * *
 Confessions of a Wife" and Con fesslons of Bride" as newspaper features are on par with Cecil De- Miles Forbidden Fruit" in the mov- ies
 Long hikes are proving popular among our young folk these beautiful daylight evenings.
 But Anderson who recently was suc- ] cessfully operated upon at the geueral hospital for appendicites, is able to be | about again although he is still. in a weakened condition.
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 If this warm day spell continues much longer the sprinkling of the streets, to lay the dust, will be in or I der ~, Miss Thelma Mcconnell and MT. Swanson while out fishing at Hump Back Friday afternoon hauled in a halibut that tipped the scales at 100 pounds.
 Mrs. J. J. Fraisure will leave on the Alameda for Seattle for an extended visit with her daughter and son.
 Mrs. Esther OLoughlen made a special trip to Kennecott last week and brought down three men, Elmar Nygvist, who was placed in the. Cor. dova hospital for treatment, and Jack l 4'A ANiiCAAiaoA dllu W SlilLlll WuO WtlS taken to the states on the Northwest ern to be placed under specialist care
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 The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church held a business
 meeting at the home of Mrs. Vance
 last Wednesday afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. J. c. Smith Mrs
 J. J. Fraisure, Mrs. Maillard, Mrs
 Nickerson, Miss Vance and Mrs | Vance.
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 Last Saturday evening the Misses Dolly, Thelma and Doris Mcdonnell
 were the hostess at a card party giv
 en at the Mcconnell apartment, the prizes were carried off by Peggy Eos