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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
4
Mr and Mrs A Bonora of West Cumberland thank Dr FE R Hicks the Mayo and nursing staff at Cumberland General Hospital for their untiring devoted attention to their daughter Enes Bonora nine weeks in hospital seven months at home grateful for restoring her to perfect health and loving care in her illness
Mrs Francescini, who sold her Dunsmuir avenue business, is ready to continue pie ating and hemstitching from her residence.
Miss Nellie McLean left for Aberdeen after three months with grandmother Mrs. Wm. Shearer. Mrs. Wahle began an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. Stanaway in Seattle. Alf. McNiven of Bloedel visited over the weekend. Misses Jessie Harvey and Nellie Jackson went to Nanaimo for a week with W. Jackson. Jas. Hayworth of Ladysmith, formerly of this city, visited last week. Miss Pearl Hunden and her niece Miss Annie McLeod left for Victoria and Seattle for a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dean of Nanaimo moved to Lake Cumberland.
An advertisement offers a complete set of the latest Encyclopedia of Research for sale. The owner cannot use the books due to lack of time and invites inquiries via P.O. Box 619, Cumberland, B.C.
British Columbia coal leaders advocate using pulverized coal for electric generation and rail transport to ease miner hardship and stabilize markets. Proposals include slower water-right grants, higher subsidies, and testing powdered coal amid price disparities from $6.47 to $12.50 per ton.
Miss Jean Marsh of Nanaimo is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jas Murray. Miss Agnes Wilson of Nanaimo, who spent two weeks as guests of the Murrays, departed last week for home.
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