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COMIK1 AND QOIijH_.. ..(cent fd from page 3)
Another addition to the younger set summer
colony in town is Id33 Anita Ann White, very
attractive daughter of Ir and Mr 3 Ben Kraft,
who arrived in Kodiak on the “Cordova" this
week, hiS3 White has been spending her tine -
this last winter in the search of knowledge,
which is so requisite in her planned career of'
education. She lias boon attending both the
University of Washington and the Bellingham
Normal School.
Ch-rlos Madsen, nationally famous guide an
hero of many a bear-hunt and genial proprietor
of the Sunbeam Hotel, returned home this we:el;
after a fourteen-day sojourn in the States,
the prime purpose of which was to visit his
daughter who is in a sanatorium in Milwaukee,
Ore. Elizabeth is reported to bo rapidly retu
rning to normal health and her condition is
termed very satisfactory. Kr. Madsen also spent
a few days in Portland, Ore., on business.
Gerald f.l. Roberts, son of Dr. and Mrs. A.R.
Roberts, wh0 has boon attending Washington
State University at Pullman, ere., was also
'a passenger on the “’Cordova"' this week, and
is busy shaking‘hands with his many friends
around town. Expects to spend his summer vac
ation in Kodiak and take a good Alaskan tan
back to the U. with him this fall.
Possibly your inquiring reporter is comm
itting journalistic mayhem, but last and not
least among the "arrivals"' during the last
7 days, was an elegant Mills "Master Cabinet"
- icc-crcancr freezer consigned to Mrs. Vera
Pierce, who states it can make 6 quarts of
delicious ice-cream in 15 minutes. In add
ition to the freezer, it has a large store.go
capacity for creams of many colors and flavor s
3y the way, folks, don’t forget to read the
adv0rtis oment appc aring on pago 13.?
fight" .
Last nitc a telegram was received by the
Mirror as follov/3 "Understand Kodiak Chamber 1
resoluted against referendum - suggest put on :
wire for Alaskan distribution - Please nitc ■
letter collect full information for local |
story - Regards'". This was from a gentleman
vitally interested in the constitutional priv
ilege of private business and not the Territ- !
oriel control of beers, wines and liquors. !
The telegram was shown the Chamber of Com
orcc and the. Mirror was informed that a circu
lcttcr had been sent all toy/ns in Alaska con
doning the referendum. More discussion will
fere made of 'this subject in our editorial col
umns in tho vory near future. Ed. i
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