THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
I iti Wokki.'ks, on salary, are
It<° I.earn, Superintendent,
4is. M. Campbell, Matron.
Miss I, 1; Kr^enzinger Matron.
Mrs. Anna I. .Campbell Teacher
of Cooking
1 UK l’i kposk of the Orphanage is
lo provide a Christian home and
training for destitute children
1 !l* 1^1 1 ° ; i•’s show that 70 males
*ml 71 iemales (total 141) have been
received, ;S males and 19 females
lischar^ed 1 f>y completion of time
ar.d bv death J1 nuli.s and 24 fe
•n:.les now enrolled
Fifty six • onvkkts nave been
immersed and re. eived in the ehurch
I'm: Si pport is provided tiy The
'Ionian's American baptist Home
'i ssion Society whiclt expends here
Vo.ona year. It is hoped th.it ttie
C"\tr Hit Hons marked "Alaska1
•vill eventually suffice Therefore.
F.\ kkv SrvitA V-SCHOOL and every
\ "I'NO I’KOI'I.H'S SociKTV ill the
nd i' urged to make an annual con
1 ’’"'tion . Help from all sources
is -ratefulu accepted This is the
'Ini.x Bxptist mission home for
\laskan children. And the
i >m.v Baptist Orpu in u;r on the
fscrFic Co \st.
^ 11,1 Comtk tuitions from Xeiv
^N.I.WIi to MlSS ( t KRTRl'IiK L.
T) \ \ rs, I*ord Ruil Tiri. Boston. Mass
^ ° n T k i nr t i o \ s from other
p«ut« <d the country are to he sent to
vIrs I'rntna C vfar^hall 29S9 Vernon
\ve hi ■» r] 1
U e have received the announce
ment of the marriage of Mr. j. H.
hingham nd Mies Ffelen Louise
Brown of Chicago.
Mr I’ip'dia” was mate on the S. I\
t:iirvev Str ‘ Vuknn” the season of
1009. during which time he showed
us tnanv kindnesses. We wish him
and liis htide a most happy life
Our reader will l>e interested in a
letter Miss Ergen/.i tiger received from
Louis Miller, who it will he remein
bered went to live with his father at
Keuai last fall.
Kenai, Alaska
Dec. 15, iyir.
Dear Friend Miss Hi gen/.inger,
I am writing you a letter this even
ing. The mail carrier just went a*
way this afternoon. They are build
ing a new cannery in Kenai.
I have been across the inlet with a
hunter he went after Inown hear for
himself, and when we were on the
other side we saw a mother hear and
its two little ones with her. When
she saw the schoouer she stand on
her hind legs looking at us, then she
laid down and she began to play with
her babies, then the hunter went for
his gun. but lie was to late so we "ail
ed on until we reach the harbor.
Then in the morning they put up
their tent and then the hunter went
out hunting. He didn’t see any
hears so we sail out of ttie harbor and
went to Polly Creek and we anchor
there until high tide and it got rough
and the schooner went on the bar and
broke the bottom out of her and one
ol the meu fix her up and the hunt
er got only two beats and oje man
got a little heat and we got ready to
s.ii. to Seldovia. We did not reach
Seidovia we just teaih Anchor Point
the schooner w'as leaking to had to
go any failhci so we had to walk to
keuai while we weie going up the
iaska was going to Keuai so she
slop and picked us up and took us to
Kenai
I must close now I shall oe gla.l to
he tr from you often.
With best wishes,
Yo.ur truly friend,
I.ouis Miller