The Ketchikan miner., 1908-12-12
|lITHE LOCAL FIELD
{From Saturdays Dailyl

>- the Jefferson today.
 Dare 10 do right and you viii soor nave reputation for being poor bai honest
 Sometimes man can tell what q woman means by what she doesn't SAY that is if she leaves anything un- said.
 Mir. ard Mrs. I. C. Barher left on ]. the Alert this morning for the l.
 nine where they will spend few days.
 l The ketchiSan6ers summoned to serve as jurors at the coming term ot ] the |. :. district court, which will begin at Juneau next Monday, left on the Jefferson today.
 Captain John Johnston. ore of the owners of the Juneau Daily Record, paid the Miner office a pleasant call this morning during .he stay of the Jefferson.
 1tC JCHCESOL tttNs kilC lQdEuN lksS IaS- engers for ketchikan: A. \. osberg. ]. P. Christensen, Wm. Causco. J. H. Busch, rhos. House. s. H. Busch. John Fitzpatrick and s. Guyot.
 Mir. Barho,,Ie, prominent business man of WhitehorSe, with his family, were passengers on the Jefferson ou their way home after two months visit in ihe States.
 The Thimnle Club was entertained by Mrs. Frank Burkhart at her home on Mission street last evening Mrs Burkhart doing the honors in her usual happy manner.
 !. H. Bunch. general freight ageut for the Alaska Steamship Company. was passenger on the Jefferson. making tour of Southeastern Alaska in the interest ot-his company.
 Sam Guyot. ertswhile resident Of ketchikan, now one of the most popu lar Of the Knights Of the Grip-at least of that division of il which most effects the Alaska trade. is again in in town and receiving 8 cordlai greet
 ing al the hands of his customers. He represents the Fisher Bros. Seattle. H. Rogers was a ketch;kau pas ,euger on the Jefferson this morning. Mir. Rogers on his arrival chartered lhe gasoline cruiser Taku and pro- ceeGed .t oace to Hollis where he has large inning interests.
 The Fraterna Order of Eagles have under consideration the giving of a dance New Yeas Eye. IL is needless sO say that if they decide to give party ou that occasion 1t " ill be up tt tne high standard the order has attained in the past in that line.
 ". NJ. Ebner, the Juneau mine owner and operator is aboard the Jef ierson home sard bound. He rsports ! better condition ID fnancili matters in the eastern eeuters, and predicts speedy return of prosperity 10 tue mining of this section.
 N. F. Zimmerman has begun the construction of an addition to hi- Store busding on Front street. his present building being inadeq ate tU accommodate his rapidly increasing business.
 Ed Austin has iu>t completed cot .sge iu Bay View and is now resi- den. Of that suburb. Bay View. b; the way. is at the terminus O the Hill Top Boulevard which runs westerly frnD th. upper ead of New town.
 Archie Mcclellan moved from the Thompson house ou the hi in New fo1n into the Blair res aence. Archie was evidently afraid he might sustain severe injury lro.l fail in making th. steep iuIcne 10 .he top of the hill. He would have 50 far to iaIi you Kno".
 t1Ds sLCc itDtu C-dttic "CaO iENCbFES this morning by AndY Anderson O ,ne Union Steamship Gampau! 10 lur effect that the Cor3ID sh ieb Lad beer chartered 10 take the pisee oi the NorlhIand. proved 100 inadequate t. handle tbe feeight consigned TOT ship ment. aud the Jrauie was chartered F1 make the ru1, having Seattle yes tegday. and Is due to arrive at tLi- pot on Monday.
 The fcI!osing were Ketchiaan pas >sngers on the Jefferson today headed for Juneau: D. C. Abrams, II. In1- h1h. Louis Pau, Robert Graham. Frtu.ort King. Albert Kteidisr. H. M. Ssayer. Willis Murphy, D. c. Newell. Vim. Richards. Robert Scott. Paul HoUry. Gus. Taylor and r. J. Hunt, together with six or seven second c,ass.
 4 farewell reception sill be tender ed 10 Mir. C. B. WaierhGJse by the cnoir Of lLe Methodist Church On Monday evening. beginning at 5 o'colck. The reception i> to be held at the residence Of Dr. Myers. Mir. WiIkIe, who has been employed