KODIAK,
ALASKA
M AUG II
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NOTICc.
Wrt h ive b« t»12 obliged to withdraw
our ollVr of s*shells, as previously
«dverds« d in r his space, as our supply
f ;i number of specimens has been
- xh* listed and we cannot secure them
until next sens.ui.
Arriving- on tin*4 Admiral Watson**
‘he -2nd. were two new men for the
Kudio Station, Mr. Jankowski and
Mr. E. 1*. Wing. The ’atter was ac
companied by his wife and young
son. Mrs. Wing, as many of our
readers know', is the daughter of our
•hooi teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Fol
som. It was hero that Mr. Wing
met, courted and married her. Ab< ut
the time of their marriage he was
Transferee! to the Farallon E andRa
i - Ntutior , Calif where he remain
ed nearly two and a half years.
Their friends here arc glad to wel
come them back. They will live
with Mr. and Mrs. Folsom.
Miss Tauline Kraft spent nearly a
week us the guest of Mrs. Lane and
Mrs. 4 iunuas.
A t*was tit Id in th • grammar
praties nf Luigwood School Mar. 1st.
in hisr ry, geography, word build
mg and pronunciation marking.
The public was invited, and in
spite of a stormy day many attended.
MissJohnsen and MissGorrel en
tertained on the afternoon of the
20th. lhe guests were Mesd&nus
Thomas. Lane, Wing, Folsom and
Robertson of Wood Island and Miss
Kraft of Kodiak.
We* finished harvesting ice the'doth.
The ice limine in tilled with nioe clear
ice, each cake measuring Hi ill. square.
Ill sawing however it was necessary
to cut through nearly d ft., the upper
part of which was frozen snow and
slush and of course no good for pack
ing.
Kaster Sunday found Wood Island
under its mantle of snow and ice
which it put on laBt (let. and has not
laid aside for a day since.
Music was a prominent feature of
our morning service and those who
heard it gave our choir considerable
praise'
Ways and means for our young
folks to earn money are not very num
erous but you may be interested in
knowing some of them. The boyj
cut aud sell cord wood and sometimes
siw and split,wood for r.ur neighbors
ocoasioully they get something for
running errands.
The girlsdo WHshingaand ironings,
make fancy work, some of them have
carded wo il and made comfortables
for Mrs. Thomas the materials being
furnished.