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WEATHER REPORT
SEPTEMBER
Maximum temperature 58
Minimum ” 16
Mean maximum " 52.23
Mean minimum ” 39.9
Mean ’ 46.
Precipitation, inches, 4.
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Grandma Caki'rkll Called
To The States
The Dora brought Grandma a mes*
sagtr telling of the very seiious illness
of her only sister and urging her to
come to her at once. Mere than this
she herself has not been wel. for sou e
months, and the doctor lo’.d her she
must soon go to the States. Any cue
who is acquainted with Grandma will
know th».t she would uot go when we
were so short of help uu ess it weje
most urgent to do so.
1 nere is out tmng liranumu always
persisted in doing, and that was in
keeping her work twoorth.ee months
iu advance of what any one else wou d
have it. Consequently when she
went away the sewing for the coming
three months was done, and all the
other work was cared for, that could
be done ahead of time.
but we miss her, and will miss her
much as the days go on. Uet uuvue
was always good and safe More than
ten years of set vice heie h, s given
her an insight into the eharacleiistiis
of the children, and a knowledge of
the work in general, that made her
judgment of great value to one just
coming into the wo.k. We ate vety
thanklul to have had her help these
past fifteen mouths, and aie under
deep obligations fot her wise counsel
which, we ate sure, has pievented
many a serious blunder.
It made us all sad to tell her “Good
Bye”, and theie is one wish in whhh
children, wotkeis, native people and
fiiends iu Kodiak heartily unite, and
that is that Grandma Campl ell may
have many years of peaceful happy
life.
Dr. Silverman operated on Mr
Bert Duane for appendicitis last week.
Mr. Duane is recovering rapi .ly.