The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-21

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 That sailed the wintry seas.
 The boy stood on the heaving deck.
 He wabbled at the knees. He leaned far OCT the weather rail, His Christian name was Babe"
 He fed the fishes full pail,
 His face a greenish shade. Up spake Al Lund-4a seasoned salt, My boy," he. cried, What ho!"
 "The cause, ween is all thy fault
 For chewing tobacco"
 Miss Spence will leave in the near future for Chitina, where she will spend a couple of months of her vacation.
 Miss Coulter, Miss Temple and MT. Dunlap left this afternoon in a boat for the north arm of the lake on a bear hunt
 Capt. and Mrs. E. M. Jacobsen were callers at the Presbyterian manse during the week, where they spent a very pleasant evening. A * * Victor Marshall who has been re- siding with Mrs. T. N Hubbert dur ing the school term, left on Thurs days train for Mccarthy to join his folks.
 Last Thursday afternoon the school had an exhibition of art, basketry drawing and penmanship. Some very good work was displayed and a large crowd attended.
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 The Ladies Athletic Association held business meeting last evening and decided to buy some new artil- lery, and also decided to have an other velley ball game in the near future After the meeting, class was held.
 Fred Hartwig, who has been con- ducting the City Bakery for some years past, has bought out Joe Kis- ling's interest and is now the sole owner MT. Hartwig is in a position for making artistically decorated and fancy cakes, made to order for any occasion. Weddings, birthday and dinner cakes a speciality. r * H: The past week being the last of the school term, several of the classes went on picnics. Monday, Miss Spence took the fourth and fifth grades up to the falls, Miss Haggland took the seventh and eighth grades to the lake shores, and the high school went to the end of the new government road and toasted marsh mallows
 
 Miss Elizabeth O'Loughlen and Miss Dorothy Dooley were the host esses at a farewell party given at the home of Mrs. w. O'Loughlen last Monday evening in honor of Buster Dennis and George Wilson, who left for Kennecott on Thursdays train Dancing, singing and games were enjoyed till late hour when lunch was served to the guests, who were the Misses Dolly and Thelma Nc Connell, Alice Hoff, Molly Mcdonald, Ethel Graham, Dorothy Dooley and Eligabeth OLoughlen; the Messrs. Harmon Ensley, Clarence Hoff, John Rosswog, Emil Hill James Dennis, Cecil Harmes, Frank Burns and the guests of honor, Buster Dennis and George Wilson
 * * * Sam Finkelstein and Red LaBelle have planned a delightful weekend pal y lOl luillUSl oL COlu dlo Leaving the ocean dock at 6 o'clock this evening the launch Virginia will take the party to Strawberry Point, where they will stay until Monday morning. A number of those in the party will be Peggy Foster, Ethel Ora ham Elizabeth OLoughlen, Dorothy Dooley, Alice Hoff, Marie Rosswog, Dorcas Scriviner, Agnes Hudson, Pauline Eursarde, Molly Mcdonald, Ellen Chase, Laura Clarke Florence LaBelle, Mrs. Sol Reed, Dr. VonZesch, Ruth Sommers, Mrs. J; J. Fraisure, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. O'Loughlen, Dr. Biggs, Donald McCrea, Harmon Ems ley, Aubrey Harmes, Sam Finkel- stein, Frank Angerman, MT. Van Dyke, Orlando Jacobs, Albert Scriv-