The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-15
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1 Mrs. A. Reinert went to Juneau on the Jefferson this morning.
 George ". Dillon left for Juneau on the Jefferson this morning.
 M. D. Manchester was Q passsn- ger north from Seattle to skagway on the Jefferson.
 E. J. Cox, Seattle, R. E. Chas- tain, Tacoma, and 2. Helt are all registered at the Golden North.
 The Jefferson came in this morn ing at 1880 with 20 tons of freight for skagway, and left for the south at g 6. n.
 Jack Keller of the Daily Alas kan returned on the Jefferson this morning from a months business visit to Seattle.
 The P. c. S. s. company's freigh- ter Meteor Is announced to leave Seattle tomorrow for skagway with cargo of lumber coal etc.
 Miss Amelia Nilsson left for Ju- Leau this morning on the Jefferson to spend few weeks with sister who Is 8 resident of that city.
 The Georgia came in last night at 8 o'clock and left at midnight with Geo. Vingar and L. E. Buell., two well known Juneau travelling mcu, on board bound for home.
 On March 27th the five day sched ule of the P. c. S. S. company's boats from Seattle to Skagway will ba started with the City of Seattle and the Spokane on the run.
 Fred Fickhardt and family are no enjoying themselves in San Fran cisco, according to word received from them in the last mail by Skag- way friends.
 Mrs. AcClelland, after an absence of several weeks on the outside, re- turned to Skagway this morning on the Jefferson. MT. MeClelland is in the. auditors office of the w. P. & Y. R. company at sfagway.
 Guy Chapin, canneryman on Prince of Wales island, who was in- dtcted by the grand jury now sit tting at Juneau for keeping his fish traps closed on Sunday, was Q northbound passenger on the Jeff fe.son from Retchikan to Juneau.
 Robert Carroll, well-known relief men for the Alaska Steamship coh- pany's agents in Alaska, came up ou the Jefferson in order to take E. J. Shaw's place while the latter is off on his annual vacation.
 The informal dance at the W. P, A. club Saturday night was highly enjoyable affair to all those who at tended. there being about 30 cou- ples present. The band boys "did themselves proud by the excel, leuce of the music rendered.
 L.. A. McAlister, Canadian GUS toms inspector at Summit, returned On the Jefferson this morning ac, companied by Mrs. McAlister and their little child. They have been outside for several weeks on MT, lMcAlister's annual vacation, and are now guests at the Golden North hotel.
 Mir. and Mrs. E.. J. Shaw left on the Jefferson this morning enroute flor the South, where they will put in several weeks visiting relatives oi Mrs. Shaw. They will be back in Eskagway in time for Mir. Shaw to | take clarge of the local office for 1 opening of spring travel and the summer tourist rush.
 Royal Pullen, mining engineer and superintendent of one of the big Boyle dredgea on the creeks Rear Dawson, who has been spend ing the winter in California, arriV- cd In skagway from Juneau on the Jefferson this morning, having come north as far as the capital city on the Alameda.
 c. E. Tabler, formerly of skag- way, but now a fruit grower 2h miles from the town of Earlier, Cal.l writes Postmaster Kindell of Skag- way, that President Wilson recent ly conferred the honor of Postmaste upon him, and that he now consid- | A-a hE,,salP q by.Ofba, of Giro or,roy's