The Seward gateway., 1915-09-04
NEWS NOTES

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 Romig, who was the guest of honor.
 Mrs. Erich Lucas went to to the Bungalow this morning on the car to spend the week end. Mir. Lucas and Mir. Congdon will join her out there this afternoon.
 Frank Cotter left on the car this morning for a trip over to Sunrise and Hope. He will return about the middle of next week.
 Mrs. van Camper and Mrs. Forgy went out to Mile 34 this morning to spend a few days.
 w. A. McNeiley went out to spend the day at his camp at Mile 23. J. w. Hume, superintendent of the Northwestern Fisheries cannery at Chignik, arrived this morning on the
 
 Santa Ana. He reports fairly good fishing season over there this sum mer. His cannery put up As, 900 cases out of a pack of 55,OOO pre- pared for.
 There will be no service at the Catholic Church tomorrow as Father van der Pol will leave on the Mari posa this afternoon.
 Dr. H. c. Davis came over to Sew ard on the A. B. Carpenter last night from Kenai. There he was the doctor for the Northwestern Fisheries and Libby, McNeil & Libby. He will go out on the Mariposa.
 Bob Guest estimates the number of salmon caught by trollerS in the bay here during the past three weeks at three hundred Mr. Guest himself landed many of them. J. Curtis Patterson, the mining en- gineer who came here with Duncan Stewart and left with him today, will return to this district in the spring. He has the most exalted opinion of our future mining.
 Deputy Marshal Paul Buckley ar rived on the Santa Ana looking fresh and young and fat. He brought a prisoner down.
 Mir. and Mrs. Karl Vaughn and Mir. and Mrs. Weimer left this morning for a trip to Cooper creek.
 The time provided in the contract for the completion of the work on Fourth avenue ends the day after to- morrow, September 6. The work will not be completed on that day, owing | to bad weather, accidents, etc., but the council will probably prolong the period to give Mr. Bade time to finish the thing up. The work was en- livened this morning by one-round Ego" between two officials on the work but the casualties were slight. P. J. Laflin, superintendent of the Northwestern Fisheries cannery at Kenai, arrived last night on the can nery tug A. B. Carpenter and is on his way outside. He will stay over at Seward until the southbound trip of the Alameda whence he will go to attend the term of court in Valdez.
 The first regular meeting of the Ladies Whist Club met this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Isaac Evans
 H. c. Kavanaugh arrived in Seward today on the Santa Ana from Naknek Bristol bay country. Mir. Kavanaugh has the contract this year to carry mail from Cold Bay to Dillingham; and other places along the line.
 Mrs. E. O. Sawyer yesterday after, noon entertained party of ladies al her residence at which Mrs. pr. Saw yer was the guest of honor.
 The Mariposa took out over 70 Spassengers from Anchorage this trip
 The Admiral Evans has all berths sold out this trip on the south bound voyage.
 T. E. Dunkle, the we'll known min ing man, passed through on the Mari posa today on his way to Cordova.
 Agent A. J. Christensen, of the lanC office returned to Juneau on the Mari posa.
 Miss Clara Cook, who has been witf the Jesse Lee Home for the past five years, has been granted a years fur, tough and is going out to the states on the Mariposa.
 Ben c. Pitcher left on the Mariposs for his home in southern California after snendinp the season ont al