THE ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER.
On Wednesday evening ' np jist
Charles W. II Heideman Jr., of the
l . S. AgricuUiu.'.l. '.xperimeut Sta
tion Kodiak, and hilsie Irene O'Nell,
of Idvuigston, Mont, v.ere married
in the n s.sion parlor by Suot. I.e iru .
1’. f George.-.on, >f Sitka, anjl Mr.
i*\ Su >dg. i«sof Wood I* md, were
the wit t nesses.
A great s>i.nv has come to the
koine i*.‘ o;ir friends, Mr. and Mrs. C.
i Coe. McMir.tivi'.le. < e . who for
s » many years were connected with
this0. phant.g' On July 20th their
title daught* Vn::ie 1 eH died of
dpi literi , after a wt-eks iilues
When or where she contracted the
% disease is a mystery, ha hers was the
only case in he town, so far as we
have been able to learn.
Aunie f ell was born here at the
t >; phaimge Sept. 25, 1902. She was
u bright. happy child, the life of the
home, and greatly loved by all who
k new he 1.
We have had the pleasure of enter
t. .,ng a number visitor th:s month.
Mrs Chas. A. Mitchell, Detroit,
Mich., Miss M. E. MacDonald, Jack
sou, Mich., an Mist M. M. linrkley,
San Francisco, Calif., spent Sunday
Aug. (th with us. They were tour
ists making the trip on (he S. S. Ber
tha. Mrs Mitchell is the sister and
Miss Ma< Don; Id the aunt ot the geu
ial purser of the Berth.., Mr. W. J.
Inglia.
Mrs. I. A. Oilman, 1„ L, I!., who
was on her w y to Nushagak. to take
charge of the Oovernment School,
and .Mrs. Joseph A. Silverman, of
Kodiak spent a day with us.
Prof. Georgeson of Silk;., Supt of
D. S. Agricultural Experiment Sta
tions in Alaska, was our guest for a
night and part of a day.
THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
run Workers, on salary, at
\ Learn, Superintendent
Mrs. M. G. Campbell, Matron
Mis- L 1*. Ergenzin^er, Matron.
Mrs. Anna L .Campbell Teache
of Cooking
111). i’t i posu of the Orphanage :
to provide a Christian home am
training for destitute children.
rIIJ-: Uucoi ps shOv that 70 malt
an-! 71 females (total 141) have bee*
received. J.S males ;* 1. 1 51 female
dischuiyed (by com pic lion of turn
* nd by .‘•. th ), jo m - .mi 22 It
males now enrolled.
hn i v six ». o?;\ r.K rs nave bet
1 in me: -ed and received* in the clmn h
r 11: Sui ;1 rt is provided by The
Woman A American baptist Home
Mission Society which expends he:*
f8y*J-txj a year, it is hoped that the
O NT" i r\ "v] *nv marked “A'arka'
•ill eventually suffice. The re feu
H\’3T<v 3t’NT)->.v-schooj. and every
Vovno I'hoplk's Society in th
1 and l- ui^cd to make an annual cor
trunnion Help from all sources
ts ^r tefully accepted. This i the
Only Baptist mission home U.
Alaskan children. And the
Only Baptist Opi-hanaor - u th
Pacific Coast.
Sc ad all CojfTnibuttons from New
Fn;i.\nd to Miss Grrtnri»p !
Davis, Ford Building, BosUUh .1; >
CONTRIBI’TI ONS from Ot>. -
part*? orf the country are to he sent t
Mrs h'.mma C. vlarshall 2969 Verno;
Ave. Chicago, Til *
The Children gave “Papa I.earn”
surprise party on his birthday th
27U1. Mrs Anna Campbell prepar
ed d inty refreshment*, not omittin
.. birthday cake. All had a pleasant
time. Baby Grace asked: “Is Grand
m. cning to have a party tomorrow?