HOPE HAPPENINGS
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Scho
field have purchased the
cabin known as the "Oxford
House" and are laying plans
gardens and other improve
ments in the Spring. Their
former home was bought by
Pete Sorenson of the Hope
Mining Co.» who ia a long
tine resident of this sec
tion.
* * *
"Bud" Tolson and A. Ber
swanger have completed the
interior work on the Carl
Clark cabin. The new home
will be ready for occupancy
as soon as the heating sys
tem is installed.
* * *
Alex Johansen of Kenai
and Warren Haines of Juneau
have joined the survey
group and are running the
lines to Gull Rock.
* * *
Bettie Mitchell has gone
to Los Angeles where she
will complete hdr high
school work. She was ac
companied by Mrs. Dorothy
Schaube who will visit in
Los Angeles this winter.
* * *
Mrs. John Hirshey sailed
for Lob Angeles on the "Al
eutian." Mr. and Mrs. Horn*
er Boe visited Mrs. Hirshey
over the weekend, returning
to Seward with her when she
embarked.
# * *
Mrs. Hub Clark entertain
ed the Homemakers club early
this month. Luncheon was
served at 1 o'clock followed
by the business session and
social hour,
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The road to Anchorage
will not be built, according
to present plans. A survey
brings the road from Elmer
Carson’s place to the new
bridge to be constructed sev
eral hundred yards above the
old forestry bridge, thence
around the hill below Carl
Clark’s property and on down
to Dog Nose Point. From
Dog Nose Point the proposed
route will go to Gull Rock,
where a dock large enough to
accommodate a ferry will be
built. i
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