The Ketchikan miner., 1908-06-06
KE. TCHIKAN
Local Hag pei,ings of the Past
 Seven Bays TerSely Told.
lFrom Mondays Daily)

1 A'S 'Ni i|hN SHSiSisO Jotb' day afternoon were worth going miles to see and hear, and were credit t, the school. to the town and to ever, one who took an active part in them perhaps most of all to Mrs. Chas Radenbaugh by whose energy anC perseverance, the fitting observance o the day was brought about. The pro gram as published in the Miner was carried out to the letter, and tn, singing of the children was revela tion to the audience, rehecting th greatest credit upon Miss Reading who has spent many weeks in training them. The flag drill. which had beer arranged by Miss Bedding and taugh, to the children by Miss Harrington was especially well done and on a less lignified occasion would have been encored many times. The feature of the after noon was the short but touching address by J. E. Ryus, q veteran of the Civil War, whc brought the tears very close to the eyes of his hearers as he referred t. be days of 63 and the thinning ranks of the Grand Army today. Three other veterans sat on the platform with him, Mr. John Mcfarland, Mt William Conner and Mir. les Tiff ny. The exercises were concluded or the deck b, tie pretty custom of cast ing flowers in the sea, in memory of the soldiers who are sleeping beneath the waves and in distant lands.
 EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
 During the school month of May, the following pupils were neither ab- sent nor iardy: Raymond Curtis, Theodore Chapman, Clara Diaz, Win nefred Raber. Harold Rudnick, Lucia Wakefield, Clyde Doyle, James Doyle, '.harley Jones, Cathiine Curtis, Minnie Heath, Ethel Whitcomb. Margaret Chapman, Frances Grant, Gertrude Hendrckson, Katheryne McGuru, Dean Preston, Frank Story. Russell Radenbaugh, Virgil Morgan, Lawrence Diaz, Doris Radenbaugh, Alma Grant, Eldon Daly. Joseph Chapman, Amy Hunt, Hazel Heath. Byron Whitfield, Valoras McWil Hams, John Campbell, Elaine EuDt. Norton Mcclellan, Ruth Kubely, Ray Copeland, Jennie Heath, Zoe Copleaud, Edward Campbell Several pupils have been neither absent nor tardy throughout the year. Mention will be made of them next mon b.
 R. O. Naustdal left this morning on the Ella Rohlifs for Sulzer, via the Portage Road.
 (From Tuesdays Daily)
 Jack Douglas, head tyee of Sunny Point, came in last night.
 The Teddy returned from the Unuk R iver this morning at one o'clock.
 w. A. Langille will leave for the South on the Seattle.
 The Onward left today for Yes Bay and Bell Island Hot Springs.
 o. H. Adsit and C. NJ. McGrath returned to Juneau on the Jeff rson.
 w. L. Poison arrived this morning from Cleveland Peninsula on tie launch Leslie
 J. ". Bryant and R. \. Mellin of the Tyee Copper Company, left fol SkagWay on the Jefferson yesterda :.
 The Seattle is repolte as having left Juneau at midnight and is due here between ten and twelve tonight.
 Mrs. Kate Sickel arrived yesterday from Seattle to visit her SOD, George Sickel, of the Light aud Power Com pany.
 The Ella RohliFs left early this morning for the West Coast, carrying powder and gasoline, and the house. hold fixtures for Jack Pugh's resi- deuce at Sulzer. She Is due back some tine tomorrow.
 Mrs. D. H. Dalzelle and daughter Margaret returned yesterday from a , isit of several months in California The happiest man in town just now can be found in the dry goods depart ment at Heck mans store.
 (fIn,,l- If A lho,to ('n,uln ie in the city with Il view of locating aaC gong into some business. Mr. Clark has the Royal blood of the Tongass chiefs in his veins and has not beer here for forty-three years.
 Mrs. Chas. Cosgrove, who has heer seriously ill at her home for several weeks, leaves tonight fo" Seattle.w hero she will be met by her mother anf sister, and will be accorded every ia. cility for rest and proper care in the expectation of q complete recovery.
 The Jefferson came in yesterday filled to overflow ing, having l3i pass engets for Skagway alone, most O them hound for the interior. The passengers for Kctcbikan were Mrs 1 Kate Sirkel, s. W. Sylvester, Mrs b. II. Delzeile and daughter Ma. ga' ret C. w. Wright, P. c. Siowess Mr and Mrs. r. s. Clark, and J. W Stedman.