The regular weekly meeting and
luncheon of the Seward Chamber
of Commerce takes place tomorrow
at noon.
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CHRISTMAS CAROLERS
The quaint old cutom of Christ
mas carols will again be followed
in Seward Christmas Eve when a
number of local groups will ren
der such favorites as ‘Cantique de
Noel,’ by Adam; ‘God Rest You,
Merry Gentlemen,’ ‘Oh, Little
Town of Bethlehem,’ and others.
Joe F’ov.er, proprietor of an An
chorage cigar itore, is leaving loi
the States on. the S. S. Alain’a
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RFEEKAII DEGREE WORK
This evening at 8 o’clock the
Seward Rebekah Lodge will
have Degree work, wherefore it is
of importance that every member
of the lodge he present. There will
be a social after the session: a cap
able committee is attending to ail
arrangements and, as it wiil be the
last m°eting of the year, it is hoped
that every member of the lodge wdl
attend.
ANNA ANDERSON.
Noble Giand.
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I Musical critics who attended the
! Christmas Cantata yesterday in
jthe Community church are unan
imous in voicing the opinion that
the program rendered was one of
exceptional merit and credit should
be extended to everyone partici
| pating in it.
i Owing to the inclement weather
jthe attendance was but fair;how
ever, these were delighted with the
perfectly rendered vocal numbers
the readings, violin and piano
selections.
ELKS MEETING
There will be a business meeting
of the Reward Elks at 7:30 p. m.
this evening in the Arcade
Club room, the suite formerly occu
pied by Landers’ Barber Shop. All
Elks are asked to attend.
CLARKE ANDRESEN,
Chairman, Seward Elks.
“TEA FOR THREE ’
Thp ritip proved be another
misfif. for the unusual fear.iuc
showed at the Liberty theatre bat
urdav, and again tonight. It v/as
misleading. The story proved to be
anything but a tea affair, in fact
it is one of the cleverest farces
shown here for sometime. The stoiy
w?s almost a triangle tragedy, but
the handling of the subject turned
it into a side-splitting play. Lew
Cody and Owen Moore carried their
parts perfectly and proved to be a
[team that can bring down the house
;in those roles. Its a pity we can’t
have more of these clever plays
,with real wit and humor, that keep
you laughing even more than the
usual silly slap-stick.
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From Moose Pass comes the re
'port that the violent gale of Sat
urday night came within an ace
'of doing some damage
If you haven’t trteo rrye.Bruhn’s
Baby Beef you have missed some- |
thing, friends!
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ICE CREEPERS AT J. L. Graef.
PLENTY OF FORAGE
John W. Dryer, miner, trapper
and guide, arrived in town Satur
! day on a brief week-end visit. Mr.
Dryer recentiy increased the num
ber of his traps owing to the scarr^,
city of fur bearing animals which.
he says, are too well fed and there
fore, are not on the prowl as vig
orously as last winter.
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The Seward city council meets
j in regular session this evening.
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PAJAMAS
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