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'Hie Annual election of the Board
o' i.iurwDoil I district School took
l>; . e Saturday Apiil loth, when the
lollowim; officers were elected. C.
Andcii-i n director; N'. \V. Pavloff
Clerk; <1. A. Learn Treasurer.
On the afternoon of April tenth,
- A. C. Goss of Kodiak entertain
'd the latlies of Kodiak and Wood
Island. The invitations sent out,
were novel affairs purporting to Ire
official weather forecasts, as the
weather is a subject of anxiety to
eveiv hostess, who i- attempting to
unite the two places in any social
effort, as well as to her expected
guests.
vlrs. (loss whose hospitable doors
tire always open, out did herself ou
this occasion to bring happiness to
all, but especially to those who are
so soon to leave tts, and in whose
honor she was entertaining, vir.
Mesdatnes Snodgrass. Minniss and
Coldwell.
A dainty luncheon was served on
boaittilullv decorated tables, after
which an original poem written bv
Miss Orah 1 tee Clatk, in the form of
a toast was read alond bv the hostess.
Many prottv and ^useful gifts were
given to the travelers with expres
-dons of loving interest for theirw ell
fare.
A b s'ing souviner of so happy an
occasion ts hoped for, in a picture
taken of the Indies present by Dr.
Silverman.
On Monday afternoon of this week
Mrs. l.enrtt called the ladies and
children of the Island to a farewell
reception civen in honor of Dr. ('old
well. before her denartnre for her
new home in Massachusetts.
■Ml responded and after an hour’s
entertainment ’-v the wmphnphone,
and pleasant chat, refreshments were
served.
Through an interpreter, mutual
expressions of yood will, and appre
ciation on tlmir part and of rreret
expressed by Dr. C'o’dwell that she
had not 1 ,-en ah’e to do more them,
were exchanged
The affectionate farewells extended
to the Doctor gave evidence that she
held a warm place in the heart life
of the people.