The Ketchikan miner., 1908-08-01
n THE LOCAL. FIELD
From Saiuraay's Dailyl

The Thordis passed nortnnound this morning with cargo for Skagway.
 E.C. Howard and Charley Guzman are making the round trip to Kasaan Bay points on the Ella Rohiffs today. Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Eardley will return to Dolomi on the Fannie L. to- night, the weather permitting.
 The Taku left this morning for Sul- ger with James Mullen of Seattle, D. I. Shea and John O'Day of Merrill, l Wisconsin.
 A. A. Wakefield returned from Prince of Wales Island in the Sky Pilot this morning and will be in town for some days.
 H. z. Burkhart. who left on the Dolphin this morning, will be away until the next trip of the Seattle, a matter of a couple of weeks.
 About nineteen of the friends of Mrs. Roy Thompson surprised her in announcing 10 her in actions more el- oquent than words could ever have done that they had come to finish up her birthday in proper style. II looks and actions count for anything they all were mighty glad that they were helping her celebrate and when the luncheon was spread none but the blind ard deaf wou q doubt that they were having good time. The Dolphin arrived from the north bout seven this morning taking the following passengers from ketchikan 1: Capt. Jeff. Moser, H. z. Burkhart, W. F. Mills. Anton Knight. H. Strum, A. Tremble, o. H. Adsit., I B. Tantum, Miss Lucille Fobes, Mir. ard Mrs. Huntington and Rev. and Mrs. 0. Cowden.
 At the Cornell are George Dvilbiss of the Unuk River, John J. Matz of Juneau and J. Sarsiield of Suzsr.
 The Princess May is due hack from he north tomorrow nigot.
 Gus Groot came in from the north un the Dolphin this morning.
 The Jefferson is due as The Miner 'es to press.
 tFrom Mondays Daiiyl
 The Princess Beatrice sailed from sEaoaa,fyars last oiuht
 Miss Theill returned from Seattle on the Northland yesterday.
 The Cottage City. which was sched- lled to sail from Seatte last night It nine o'clock, was delayed and will not leave until tonight.
 The Vigilant came in Saturday night with a boom of four hunored thousand ;eet of logs from Moira Sound.
 A. D. s. Malt Extract A valuable uutritive tonic for si,ed and nervous people. Ryus Drug Co. 70 tf
 Mrs. William Flint arrived yester- lay on the Northland, and is the guest of Mrs. A. A. Wakefield.
 The Northlaud arrived from the -outh yesterday with a load of general reigLl. She left in the evening for Dolomi where she will discharge pow .ief.
 The Princess May passed south bound at three this morning. T. N. Scripture was the only passenger leav- ing Ke. cliikan.
 $. John Mission has a quantity of new and old reading matter which sill be gladly distributed on request. Bundles f magaz nes will be sant to Al who ask for then, and will be car lied free of charge by the Union Steamship Con;pany.-
 Mss Laura Hale arrived on the cortland yesterday, and is the guest
 Mis- Hale of the Union Steamship Company.
 Among the arrivals on the Jefferson Saturday mas Miss A Agnes Huntoon, 0. Chicago. who VII be in charge of s. J0ln's Hospital after the departure Of Miss Deane. Miss Huatoon is a grad- Iate nurse and has had several years II experience in settlement work in Chicago.
 Among tiie most welcome arrivals on the Jefferson were pr. s. J. Turn sr and wife. oi Fl Paso. Texas. who spsrt so;He weeks in Ketchikan last year. Dr. Turner is an ardent bunter and fisherman, and nas come back to the best coueiry on earth for an ez- tended vacation Mrs, Franklir of Ei Plso, accompanies them. The JeiFcrsc;s arrised from the aouth Saturday eseni,tg, with the usual eapae;is crowd. lncluding sixty ,ourd trp pr sergefs. The passengers fos Ketcbikan were Mrs. r. A. Briggs Miss Agnes NJ. Hu.toon, Alice Clay .on, Mrs. A. J. Giles. Dr. s. T. THtp- er and alfe, Frances Taylor. Miss C.. Taylor. N Caspsrson, Mrs. K D Franklin. Mrs. f'eicsert and ]. T.. McGinBis.
 Oit Miller returned on ihe North land last night. and was welcopec l.., t,, f t,fo ,tJ f,,s. h