The daily Alaskan., 1917-10-05
PERSONALS

w. L. Lightner, machinist for the White Pass, left on the Spo- kane for Seattle.
 M. Belich, of Atlin, was passen- ger on the Spokane last night bound for the capital city.
 Sam Guyot, travelling salesman tCr the Fisher Bros. fIouring mills, left on the Spokane for Juneau.
 He D. Hanson, representing the Seventh DayAdYentists in Skagway, left on the Spokane for Juneau.
 Mrs. Krumbeigel, popular dress maker and seamstress in Skagway' left on the Spokane for Juneau.
 Passengers from Nansen creek, near Carmacks, leaving on the Prtn- cess Sophia, were w. F, Barr, Geo. Brown, Glen Brown and J. B. AL lard.
 Miss Emma J. Naftal, missionary teacher in the native school at Car cross, left on the Princess Sophia for Toronto on a nine monhts' fur tough.
 Mrs. B. Belden, who has been visiting with Mrs. II. D. Klrmse for several weeks, was passenger bound for Seattle on the Princess Sophia.
 David NewQuist, a well known miner in Dawson, left on the Spo- kane for Juneau from where ne will take one of the larger stc"m- CTS for CordOYa.
 Judge F. Nc. B. Young, of Prince Rupert, who has been holding a term of court in Atlin, returned to Skagway on the train last night and left on the Princess sophia 10: Prince Rupert.
 Mrs. w. c. Mckenzie, and broth CT. J. H. Ragen Of Fairbanks, and nephew, Harry Farrcl, were pass engers on the Spokane bound for Niles, Kansas, where they expect to reside until the coming spring. Capt. Harriman, with the tug Arc tic, arrived in Skagway yesterday and brought the large freighteT St. James to this port with coal Capt. Hartman is an enthusiasIlS booster for Skagway and calls this place his home port.
 Dr. G. w. Gabie will be passen' Ser leaving on the Prince John to- morrow for Prince Rupert from where he will depart oyer Inc Grand Trunk for Chicago. pr Gabie will be gone about month and will attend 8 War Congress oI Surgeons in Chicago.
 Larry Higgins, steward for the North Star Athletic Club at White horse, arrived in Skagway on last nights train and left on one ol the boats for Vancouver and coast cities. Higgins is quite popular and well liked in WAitehorse and will be missed by the young lelIo" of the athletic club
 Miss L. zwergel, stenographer to MT. Elliot, president of the WnlIe Pass & Yukon Route, with head quarters in Chicago, was 8 pasS- enger OH the Princess Sophia loI Vancouver from where she will take the C. P. R., to Chicago. Miss ZwergeI has been spending her va cation in Atlin, having been there practically all summer.
 A. c. Bonebrake and C. W Cameron were south bound pasSen gers on the Princess Sophia IasJ night. Bonebrake and Cameron arl well known in Skagway, the form CT having been druggist for Keller Bros. During the summer month. Cameron and Bonebrake have beer inside working on their mining claims and hunting. Thye are no" bound for Goldendale, Wash, ant expect 50 return to Skagway i'll Ishort time.
 Gene Smith and family were pass engers leaving on the spokane IasI night bound for Seattle from where they will go to Sedro-Wooley, MT and Mrs. Smith are pioneers il Skagway having made their home here for more than 20 years, ana reared their children here, two boys and one girl. It is understood that the Smiths expect to make their home permanntly ill Sedro' Wooley. The Alaskan wishes then the best of good luck.