Kodiak mirror. [volume], June 28, 1940, Page 9, Image 9

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j C-0I1T* and COMIN1 (from page 3)
Howard Bailey, fearing his con
'diticn was not improving,’• sent Max
.Yeager in from Larsen Bay, suffer
ing fron pneumonia. He wastput in
the care of Dr, Jones . Mr *'Yeager
has been driving a tran for tho’ '
VP.A.F. concern in that vicinity.
• Tho m.s. "iiontordy'1 arrived on
• her weekly trip about 5 P.M, Wed.
evening, bringing,in one passenger,
B alley Covo7/:, from Anchorage
; Among the power vessels that
(Visited this port during the last
‘week were;
; .Freda, Capt. Magnus sen, in
,from and returned to Port Bailey.
Reliance, Capt. Richard Johan
sen, in from and returned to Port
| Bailey.
Soabeck, Capt. Bert Johansen,
[in_fhorn„cind rcturnod to Shearwater ,
iiincenscs 13 sued.
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for many years for his splendid ;
optical service
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‘Invincible, Capt. Clair Hon
doxjson,, in from and returned to
Uganik j ' ■ ....
General Pershing, Capt.
Herb Doncnici, in from Uyak.
Tho soino boats, Norse Maid
and the Norman 3, arc recent arriv
and still1'' remain - in port.
Tho Misses Jessie Petellin
and Lota .Nadia arc week-end visitor
from Afegnak.
Mr. Jack Lie Cord, returned
to Town on the Cordova Wednesday.
He has been outside recently in the
interest of a public utility com
pany for tills community, whose pap
ers of incorporation were filed
recently in Juneau.
Representing the town of
Kodiak, Attorney Warren Taylor left
on the Cordova Thursday, for Valdez
where he will attend the hearing of
the petition for the town’s incorp
oration, before District Judge Iicl
lonthal. Ho’ expects to return in
two weeks, at which time final not
ices of the district court in this
matter, will be posted and publish
ed.
Passengers arriving on ine
"Cordova"' Wednesday were; J.S. Ba
rnett, J.A. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Christoffersen, A.'7.Douglas,
Barbara Harron, Margaret Harmon,
Caroline Horric!:, Dr. Carl E.Buck,
Miss Ella Johnson, Mrs. A. R. Jor
genson and Barbare Jorgenson, J. W.
McCord, Mr s . War ren Orme, J. W,
Rhodes, W.W. Riche Ison, Mrs. Betty
Sturdevant, L.F.Taylor, henry Sc he
kert, John S. McRuiston, W.3.Ram
say, Courtney Smith, M.D.
Also on the steamer were Jack Jac
obsen, A.W.Englerth, Carl A. Sturcl
avant, Joe Heals, C.h.Williams and
Paul G. Swanson. For Women*s Bay
were Clarence M. Clancy, Edw# B#
Deni els, H • E. Hama Ice r, id s • W • S.
Iiaivala and Beverly, Leslie Hump
hries, •Homer E. Jones, Ids. K. Sar
gont i ■ nd id ank H. Tre s idde r .
The "Monterey" sailed Thurs
at 11s00 A.IT, with these passengers
booked for Anchorage; James "Tex'1
• Duckott, C . 5 .Robert3on, 1.11. Sandvik
Chas• Barrett, A. Johnson, Cliff
Robinson, ^.J.Maloney, Leon Rutan,
Carl Haugen,' .Elmer Harr op, Mr. and
Ids. Yfai. Ru3sell. For Seward was.
D.D.Hull'k Red Shaw shipped Ms :
Pontiac station-wagon to Anchorage.
'> \ The, TJ.S.C .G.Cutter "Cedar"
was inpbrt ;for a \fpw hour's Thur sday
before continuing her way on offic
ial business,
j.liaying^accompllshod their/_ ^
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! Bill Dlckoy, Owner_