THE ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER.
KODIAK, ALASKA. DEC., 1010.
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Thh Okphanack Nkvvs Lkttbr,
wood Island. Kodiak. Ai.askh
Sea Shells
During the spring and summer
whenever the children have been for
a hike along the beau h, or on an ex
cursion to some of the little islands
near by, they have collected shells,
many of which are very beautiful
when cured. A nice collection of
these shells is put up in a neat box
and offered for sale, postage prepaid
for 35 cents or a larger collection in a
glass container, which displays the
beautiful colors to better advantage,
for 75 cents.
Mr. Thomas, chief of the Radio
Station left on the Evans Dec. ‘J, ac
companied by his wife. He will re
turn in Feb. while Mrs. Thomas will
remain with her people at llwaco,
Wash, till summer.
We hate heard indirectly that Miss
L. F. Ergenzinger, for .'> yrs. a ma
tron at the Orphanage, has married
Mr. Pingle at Nolan Alaska, f.»r
whom she has been keeping house for
a year or more. We wish tlmm j >y.
The cold eat weather we have had
fora rtimber of years came Dec. 29
and lasted several days. The mercury
dropped to o below zero and at the
tame time there was a strong west
wind which drove the cold ri«ht in.
Since then we have had more snow
than usual.
Titiana Forsman has gone to Seattle
to live with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Weir,
formerly Miss Julia Forsman. She
sailed on the Evans Dec. 2. in the care
of Mr. and Mrs Thomas. We will
miss Titiana as she was one of our mu
sicians and was a good faithful girl in
her work both at home and in school.
Dr. Silvernan Leaves Kodiak.
Dr. and Mr». Joseph A. Silverman
left on the Watson for Valdez sailing
Dee. 29.
Dr. Silverman has been theattend
ing physician at the Orphanage for
11 yrs. As Valdez is a larger place
than Kodiak he has the promise of a
much better practice there.
He is a good physician and a skill
full surgeon and we wish him the
greatest success While we will miss
him much, we hop- that some one
equally skillful will come to take his
place.
It is to be sincerely hoped that there
will be no serious illness while we
arc without a physiciau.