The daily Alaskan., 1914-07-30
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 Last Sunday MT. and Mrs. N C.. Hanson, Mrs. 8. J. Weitzman and Miss Jeannette Weitzman drove to the ten mile post and returned with
 a quantity of "high bush" cran- berries.
 Miss Erna Fink of Chicago, is visiting with her friends, the Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Winterberger at the ] Mission,
 Mrs. r. R. Falconer of Klukwan, is in Haines, the guest of friends,
 On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Ira H. King gave a delightful Kaffe KIatsch, at her pretty home for the out of town guests and newcomers. The refreshments were most tempt ing and bountiful. The table was ceutered by a handsome vase of ex- quisite roses grown in the front ward of the King home. The guests were Mrs. E. L. Winterberger, Mrs. l N C.. Hanson, Miss L. Forrest, Master Donald Winterberger, Miss Erua Fink of Chicago, Mrs. F. R. FaIconer, of KlukwaR, Mrs. L. s. l Keller, of Skagway and Master | Marlton Falconer of ISlukwan.
 Many Haines folk are taking out iugs to the various and many places in and around Haines that are so easy to reach by motor, team or afoot. The Rev. E. L. Winterberger Mrs. Winterberger, Miss Erna Fink, Miss L. Forrest and others make trips to Davidson glacier, the can ueries and other places in the "Erd" handsome boat belonging to the Mission.
 On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. c. A. Lindholm of Haines, entertained number of little people in honor Of her little daughter, Vera's birth day. The afternoon was pleasantly passed by the little ones with games. A luncheon of excellent goodies, such as ice cream, cake and candy contributed much to the happiness of the occasion, Vera re- ceiyed many pretty gifts. The guests were Bea Benson, Florence Barnett, Mildred Morrison, Lucy ChlseI, Margaret Barnett, Laura WaIhey, Regina Lindholm and Billy Birkiubiue
 On Saturday last Mrs. J. F. Tomp kus. Mrs. J. c. Morrison and lit- tie Mildred Morrison were guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. s. Keller in a "joy ride" up the Chilcat river Afte enjoying the superb scenery, they stopped at the old historic, but now abandoned, town Of Hindustukt, and regaIed themselves with a luncheon of the seasons fruit and drove home in the cool of the day.
 The strawberries of Haines have few equals and no superiOrs as to size and quantity. Colonel Sol Rip iusky sent a gift to Dr. and Mrs. L. s. Keller, a quart box of these de- Iicious berries, which was heaped full and running over and contain cd by actuaI count just eighteen. Some of them measured two and a ] half inches in diameter. Most eatabl mushrooms also are among the many good things to eat, found around Haines, and as they grow on the commons, all one has to do l to get a mess of them is to take a stroll to Jones Point. They grow in abundance on the Murphy flats, |but are not so easy of access.
 Just now the sOck-eye salmon is claiming the attention of tha-thrfity and frugal hausfrauen, and many of them are salting and canning sup ply for winter use, and nothing can be more tempting than the salmon when properly prepared for the table
 Dr. and Mrs. L, g. Keller were in- vited by Mir. and Mrs. George YOgel on sunday last to a feast of straw berry shortcake, whipped cream and other delicious yiands.