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views and Sydney Laurence
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By special correspondent
The many Unalaska friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carp regret;
that it is necessary for them to!
leave here and return to San
Francisco, on account of the ill
health of Mr. Carp.
Last spring, when Mr. Carp
opened “Carp’s Tavern” there;
was much rejoicing. The need of |
such an establishment had long j
been felt, and the meat market j
was an innovation it would now;
be difficult to be without. Fresh j
fruit and vegetables during all
the seasons in the year; cold
storage for a continuous meat
supply; a well equipped restaur
ant and the recreational facili
ties of the pool room and dance
hall, were all under his able
management and well patronized.
No stale bakery goods here at
any time. Fresh pastries, cakes
j and bread every day at the
! Electric Bakery.
We sincerely hope Mr. Carp
will very shortly regain his
health and he takes with him
the best wishes of the people
here for every success in any new
undertaking in which he engages.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Gardner,
also leave on the December Starr ‘
and will travel as far as Kami- j
tak where they will continue by j
dog team, visiting the following I
offices of the Bureau of Educa
tion in the Southwestern district
and of which Mr. Gardner is dis
trict superintendent Egegik, Ili- ■
amna, Ugashik. Nondalton, Kan-1
akanak, Kalukuk and Togiak, re- j
turning in time to connect with!
the February Starr at Kanatak. |
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It is pleasing to note that Mrs.
Clara Goss is regaining some of
her usual interest in local affairs
which she had to forego for so
long, on account of the fact that
her new home was under con
struction during most of the
summer, then, at about the time
she was becoming well establish
ed in her new surroundings, she
suffered a severe burn, incapac
itating her until just recently.
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As some of the neighborhood I
children have .shown considera
ble musical talent. Mrs. Goss
took upon herself the burden, or
“pleasure” as she styles it, of
giving two of these promising j
ones, violin lessons. They have
not had much time to get very
far. but at least far enough so
that their teacher thought it was
about time some of us bystan
ders were given an opportunity
to hear them perform
With this in mind a Musical
Recital was held in the Goss.
home last Saturday. Dec. 6th,
those present being Rev. and
Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Broder, Mr. and Mrs. C H. i
Hope; Mrs. A. W. Wilson and
Mrs. Victoria Gardner. The chil
dren taking part in the program
were: Carol Willis, Myrtle, Alice
and Herbert Hope; Mamie Me
Glasha n and Ernest Broder
These children are almost all un
der ten years of age. but were
exceptionally wll behaved, at
tending strictly to tne business
af the evening. The two violinists,
Herbert Hope' and Bro
der, were indeed a err'd it, to their
‘eacher and gave an excelTpt
ner format) ee for. a he short 'time
they have been r' civina instruc
tion on this nr . c fvi-ult of
musical instrum, as The two
little Hope sisters, Carol. Willis
and Mamie McGIashan have all
received piano instruction, sup
ervised for the most part by Mrs
Armstrong and Mrs. Broder.
Each played several piano so
los and gave a very creditable
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performance for such tiny chil
dren.
Toward the end of a most en- (
joyable evening refreshments j
were served and proud parents
and friends returned home with
a promise from Mrs. Goss that
this procedure was to be repeat
ed once a month.
C. M. Jorgensen, Juneau’s night
merchant patrolman is taking a
month’s vacation after 14 months
of nightly service. Gudman Jen
son is tramping the beat in the |
interim.
The word “Christmas” is a con
traction of “Christ’s Mass.”
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regular bill of fare are being
made
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