THE ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER.
THE ORPHANAGE
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K(> 1 >I VK, AI.ASKA, JINK, 1914.
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Tin iv was quite an exodus of the
}»»•'»j»1«• from tin island tin* last of May
when tin* salmon fishing Itegiiii, 27 in
all wont to Kalmla Bay and Eagle
Ha rbor. Tin* run of salmon promises
’ - 1m* good this season.
Mrs. M. I). KiimlgruNH with her
ehililrrn spent a week witli ttut Kol
sniiis mi Wmsl I slum I while her house
in Kmliuk was heiiijr remodeled.
Our horses, “Whoso”ami “Marcy”
havo ln*t ii working hard every suit
ahlo day plowing, harrowing, discing
and getting the erops in. The grass
s»»\vn last spring on the volcanic ash
has not amounted to anything, hut
where the ash was plowed into the
soil liefore sowing «here is a very good
stand of grass. This yeurall the land
we have sown has been plowed first so
as to iui\ tin- ash with ' \ ,'jvi.
t Mi May‘JtiMrs. Learn entertained
I lie guests of honor w» re Miss Jennie
11. Johnseii, our new matron for the
boys, and MissL. F. Ergenzingerour
girl’s matron, who is S'mui to go
away. The other guests were Mes
dames Silverman, Snodgrass, Stone,
Metfinley, Armstrong, W. W. Erskine
W .1. Erskine, A. C. Erskine, Misses
Hurt, Voit and Kraft of Kodiak, Miss
Sjolierg of Afognak, Mrs. Folsom,
Misses Folsom and l*avlotf of Wood
Island.
WAN 1'fc.D
We very linn li neml clothing of va
rious kinds for the boys. Outing
flannel night shirts or pajamas, large
sizes; flannel shirts and cotton work
ing shills sizes 1.) to HU; cotton and
wollen sinks; underwear, all sizes;
coats and trowsers; suspenders, large
sizes; we also need unbleached fac
tory sheets for single beds, cases for
pillows 1Nx2 l iin lies; roller towels and
combs.