The Ketchikan miner., 1908-09-19

udhluS tuis <butSH, Wullo Sllil HULL ing official feIa; ions with the larges P rotestant body in the world, nor distinctly than ever, communit. church. The r'an adopted is to invit, all members 0! Christian churches il Ketchikan and vicinity who are no identified with other chucrhes here to enroll themselves as affiliated mem bers of this church for church hom, as the center of religious life while in this city. This means that Bap- tists, Presbyterians, or members O any denomination. or of some other Methodist church, can, without sever | ing their relations to their own body elsewhere, actively identify them selves with the Kethcikan Methodist chrch. The requirements for such affiliated membership will be simple, viz: The desire to uphold the Christ. ian religion and to cooperate in the service the church seeks to render tc Alaska. It is hoped by the board o officers that many will avail them selves of this opportunity to help build up strong religious center in this city of those not identified with other religious bodies of the com unity Those interested may hand in their names to Mr J. E. Ryus, president oi board of trustees Frank Bold, secre-
 
 tary or to Rev. F. V. Fisher.
 (From Thursdays Daily)
 The Cottage City arrived this morning going north.
 The Princess Beatrice is due tomor- row at noon going north.
 J. Mahoney and S, J, Goodro are over at Karta Bay today.
 The government survey ship Ged- ney, came in today for coal.
 The Onward, the Teddy and other boats are overdue. The storm must be too heavy for them to venture back for the time being.
 The Kubely fruit store has just re- celved fifty gallons of ice cream, ar rivipg on the Jefferson and they are again ready to supply the trade.
 The new arrivals at the Connell are F. Warren and wife, Portland ; Peer Carlson, David Brosman, c. C.. Faires, Seattle; and Fred Christian son of Seattle.
 The Princess May came in at 4:30 this morning taking the following passengers from Ketchikan for the south: s. w. Smith, Fremont King. Theodore Donahue, Mrs. Anna Stew ans, H. B. Mcdonald, Walter St. John, A. Gould and seven second class passengers.
 E. H. Howard is out on hunting trip with Martin Bugge for a few days.
 Ben Delzele left on the Jefferson or Juneau to travel for Caro- & Com. pany, the old and reliable brokerage firm of that city.
 George Rounsefell. reports that the Greet arrived at Anacortes, Wash. yesterday morning, making the re- markable run from Ketchikan in 80 hours. Captain Blodgett must have put that gasoene boat through. F. w. Pettgrove, Seattle; Mrs. W. B. Peterson, Shakan; Vinton l.. Mitchell, San Francisco; F. J. Gib- bons, Portland and M. F. Smith are new guests at the Stedman Hotel.
 The Alert made her mail trip today 70 Metlakahtla and Chomley. She took Mrs. B. c. Mitchell, who has been visiting here for week back, to her home at Metlakahtla.
 Mr. F. Warren went to Moira Sound this morning with several men, where he is interested in marble quarry. He expects to remain 8 month and develop the property. | Mrs.-.J. Thompson enjoyed surprise party from the members of the Poca- honats club last Tuesday evening ir honor of her birthday. When she re. turned from her work at the library, she found the club gathered at hel house and delightful evening follow ed with instrumental and vocal music and lovely refreshments. Mrs Thomp son received presents from the club.
 The Jefferson stopped at the New England Fish Company's dock las night and unloaded twenty tons of ce ment. The New England Fish Com pany is pushing their work along rap | idly They will be through blasting this week and will soon have the,wo on the buildings well under way. 4 walk has already been built to tn' grounds and parties can go over ant see for themselves how the work i progressing.
 Mrs. D. Delzelle entertained at he home on the hill yesterday afternoon The following guests were present Mesdames Allen Shattuck, B. c Howard, J. N. Cobb, Mrs. J. K Heckman, Derickson, J. J. Doyle Honey, J. c. Barber, H. z. an'