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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-03

Paper Co., between Fifth and Sixth on
Johnson; Stricken Bros, floor cover
ing concern, between Second and
Third on Johnson; Kollmyer & Tai
bolt machine shop, Ninth and john
son; young Wilson was with Engler
and Donahue on this job; Pollard's
bakery, Leake Printing Co., and the
Finigan grocery store.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-03
Roy THIEVES TELL
POLICE Of GRIMES
ooerated over Period Of Months,
with Small Screw Driver to
Make entrance, 10 Their
Confession.
FACING REFORM SCHOOL
ACES Range From Eight to Fifteen
Years-stats lnformations
Filed Against Three
Small Lads.

A second story man would blush Tor
shame on reading the record of q
oanq Of boy thieves whom the keokuk
nolice have rounded up and obtained
confessions from following operations
which extend over a period OF months.
state charges Of breaking and enter
,ng have been filed against three OF
the boys and effort is to be made ny
the police and superior court ofnciais
to send at least four members OF 9
group of six arrested Sunday, to the
reform school.
The boys range In age from eight to
fifteen years Two brothers, Arthur
and Edward Donahue and Fred Engler.
who gives his age as fifteen, are the
ones against whom state informations
we're fled
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|C|TY SUPPLY Of
WATER EXAMINED
Report From state eaeterIoIosist
Starts Investigation Directed
by Mayor and Health
Board.
SAMPLES ARE INSPECTED
Manager Of Utility Says Test May
Have Been Made When Disturb
anee Occurred at
I intake.
SAMPLES ARE INSPECTED

Keokuk's water supply is not con-
sidered entirely satisfactory by the
chemistry department of Iowa uni
versity.
Such report was made to Mayor
Ed. S. Lotion, today as chairman OF
the board of health, and the mayor
has ordered further examination OF
city water.
DR.. r. H. Fegers, physician to the
board of health. will send another
sample of the supply to the bacter-
iologist and chemist of the university,
Jack J. Human, Jr.. at once.
Hinman in letter today, stated:
81 would consider the water supply
there not entirely satisfactorily
HAS Muddy odor.
This report was made following in
spection Of a sample OF water sent
to Iowa City a short time ago by
DR.. Fegers. An analytical chart was
returned showing that the water has
a decidedly muddy odor and is green
ish brown in color.
H. P. Scanland, manager OF tee
Keokuk water company, visited the
city hall today and said that immed-
late investigation of the water sup
ply would be begun.
Use Chlorine.
Chlorine is used to purify the sup
ply after it has gone through the
sedimentation tanks and other basins
where sand and gravel remove coagu-
lation," said Mr.. Scanland-
1T is probable that the water for
test was sent to the state chemist
at a time when high water was pres
emit and there was much disturbance
at the intake pipe in the river. Per
sonally I cannot make a statement
at this time whether the water Is
satisfactory or unsatisfactory"
Chlorine is used by many water
plants Of the country for publication
purposes and is considered to be
the most satisfactory cleanser of
public water supplies.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-03

A German helmet picked up on a
battlefield near Arras brought a
500, 900 Liberty bond subscription at
a New York rally.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-03
Ezra at Arsenal.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 3.-Military
authorities today began delving into
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-03
Uee Screw Driver.

Nothing of great value was taken
from any of the places, 1t was learned.
A screw driver and other small tools
were used in making entrance to
some of the buildings the boys said.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-08-15
Peru Items.

1t is still hot and dry in this par
~ The country.
The Star Sunday school and y. +
&; had Il social at the home Of Mr.
aud Mrs. l.. G.. Thomas last Sunda,
evening in honor OF Joe Rogers, who
lett Monday for Idaho, where he ha
enlisted i'll the navy. lie will repor
for duty on the 18th and goes to
/ Seattle, Washington. Joe is a goot
boy and we wish him well.
l.. c. Thomas and family and tho
/ Rlanken'aker family took Joe Roger.
70 Kansas City Monday. He left al
10 7. M. alter they had spent a pleas
ant day III Swope Park.
Mrs. Felt and children spent Sun
day at the home OF MIR, and Mrs
i1lenry Thompson
Several from here were at Butler
early Monday morning for the open
ing Of the WalkerM Nc kibben sale.
The W. c. T. L. met with Ed Ali
son in a social meeting in honor OF
Mrs, Jennie Booth, who will soon
leave for Colorado. All enjoyed the
watermelon which was served. Three
new and one honorary members were.
gained.
The dates OF the county convention
OF the ". {. T. L. to be held at Peru
are the END and 2.3rd. with circus in
hutlcr on the end But we hope to
see You At Peru. Circuscs are all
alike and not far between, while you
will miss something If not at Peru.
Mrs. Sylvester Wells, of Kansas City
will speak on the 22nd at Q p. M and
on the e'rd at 9 p. m. will be the gold
medal contest, with seven contestants.
The w. c. 7. U. wish to thank Mr..
MaNey for his splendid talk at the
auction sale at Mr.. Gilbcrt's and also
Mr.. Robbins for his valuable ser
vices, and all who helped in any way
to make it success. They cleared
more than So2 which will be used for
the soldier and sailor work
BILLIE AND SUSIE.
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Cortland.

Miss Maudc Morgan has been hire,
to teach the Cortland school neN
term.
Mrs Hannah McClintlc was i'll I'll,
last OF the week, but is better now.
,, NJ. S, Simpson went to Kansas City
this week and got car load OF cattle
Jimmie Meyers returned to HI:
home in Barnett, Illinois, Sunday at
ter spending the Sumner with his SIS
ttr, Mrs, G.. |. Burk.
Fred Wright sold mule to Char
ley Argcnbright last week for $500.
Mis-, Marie Dark is visiting her sis
ter. Rub, at Blue Springs, Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lovcless, OF
Palmyra. Illinois, stopped over on
their way home from Jasper Monday
and visited at Turner's,
Chas. Cope, of Enid, Oklahoma Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Webster, here
Sunday.
F.. Mrs Eradcn and daughters. Flor
encc and Louella, OF knopsiS, Nan
sas, v,itc dat Jeff Nichols, all OF las,
week
Dick Russell and family OF Pleas
anton, Kansas, motorcd down and
spent Sunday at e. l. Burk' ;.
Fred Wright went TO the fair Mon
day.
Miss Gertrude Nannoy. OF Butter,
visited Maudc Morgan several days
this week.
l.. +. West and family Cleo and
| Harry Ruddcl oi I'a,-ar were sun
day visitor, at Emory l.ockard ;
Miss May Dee Riley. OF Kansas
City. visited the Soderstrom girls Fri
day.
Miss Ruth Burge is entertaining
her mother and her chum from Iop-
lin.
jeff Morgan OF Peru ncighbori,ood
spent Sunday at Jeff Nichols
?, l. Turner purchased IS head OF
sheep Monday OF Mr.. Simon.
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Mt. Carmel News.

Miss Imogene Cox spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Jas, Taylor, and
family in Adrian.
W. Y. Osborne OF Butler, spent
from Wednesday until Saturday with
his son, w. +. Osborne and family.
Onita Huffman, OF Butler. visited
over Sunday with her sister, Jaunita
who is spending the sumner at the W.
NJ. Hardinger home.
Howard Leonard delivered i load
OF lat hogs in Butler Monday.
w. f. Osborne threshed- 10 acres
OF oats Saturday that made so bush
els per acre.
Virgil Burk, Elmer and Arthur
Hardinger and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ar
genbright expect to spend most OF
this week at the State Fair at Sc
dalia.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Kinion and
son, of near Amoret, and Mrs. leila
Wolfe and sons, Joe and Charley, and
Mrs. Carl Welliver, OF near Virginia,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
NJ. Hardinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Porter and two
sons, Mrs. A. L. Porter, MIR. and Mrs.
I. w. Huffman and children spent
Sunday at the home of J. w. Eggle-
son and wife in Butler. Bert and
Frank Eggleson, who are in the army
service, were home on a short fur
Tough. They have been attending
school at Columbia, but they did not
know where they would be sent now.
Mrs: r. w. Ford and grandson,
Freddie Fry, Of Plattsmouth. Neb.,
are here visiting her nieces, Mrs. E.
F. Burk, Mrs. F. B.. Brayton, Mrs.
Everett Drysdale and Mrs. w. M.
Hardinger.
P. H. Englehardt has a new cream
separator.
UNCLE HENRY.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY

Time Table
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Brackney Items.

A good rain visited this. vicinity
last Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Deems. MIR. and
Mrs. c. B. Baker and Mr.. NJ. NJ
Carroll were Sunday guests oi Mr.
and Mrs. A. &. Deems,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartlett, Mr., and
Mrs Ira King, Mr. and Mrs, W
King took supper at the II. {, Bart.
lett home Friday night,
Mary, Nancie and ErncS, Deems
spent few days last week visiting
III Appleton City.
Miss Cecil Steffin. WHO has been il:
Rich Hill under the care OF DIR. Deia
meter for the past two weeks, is
spending few days with home folks,
MIR. and Mrs. Grover Carroll and
family were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. S. Walker Sunday.
Miss Nancie Deems called on Joyce
and Gladys Ghere Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Smithson spent Jew. days
the first of the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. {. Bartlett
The Red Cross met with Mrs. Viii
ladley last week.
Mrs. .Jno. aud Miss Mary
Deems left Monday for Arcadia,
Kansas, where they will visit with
Mr. and Mrs w; 5. Naius.
Mrs. Il. Fl. Smithson spent Monday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
Deweesc.
JACK AND I'LL,
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Rural Home Makers Club Meet.

The Rural Home Makers Club ol
Pleasant Gap met at the home 81
Mrs. jesse Brooks Aug ; and the iol.
lowing Childrcns Day program was
rendered:
Roll Call-A Child's Garden Q;
Verses.
Song by Club.
Children and Parents-Miss Jesse
Brooks.
Training in Characteristics Ada
Rains.
Training in ldcalism-Mrs. Milburn
Tharp.
Discussion-Club.
Vocal Music-Miss Marea Smith.
Instrumental Music-Miss Dolla
Rains.
Guests present: Miss Effie Rains.
members: Mrs. Milburn Tharp, Mrs.
Jesse Brooks, Misses Ada and Dolla
Rains, Marea Smith. Evelyn and
Mary Brooks. After the program the
ladies did some Red Cross work.
They all left at a late hour wishing
they could meet with Mrs. Brooks
oftener.
The next meeting will be with Miss
Cora Wix. All members be present.
as that will be our last meeting be-
fore our guest night, which will be
October ?, 1913.
Club Cor.
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ust 80. Twenty-one States and the
District of Columbia are directed to
furnish 3o,2o7 negro registrants, to
entrain august ga.
These orders bring the number of
men called out in August to about
100000, the number contemplated in
the present military program.
Following are the quotas for Mis-
souri,: White registrants, 1000;
Camp Funston. Negro registrants,
no; Camp Pike
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North Nev, Home.

Mrs. Williams, of Oklahoma, i:
visiting with Mrs. Strein aud family
Thert will be contest at Nyhar,
school house Saturday for the benefi,
of the w. c. 7. U. Everyone is in.
vited to attend. --
Roy Miller and sister. Miss Edith
visited at Charley Dickerson's the
last of the week.
Miss Thelma Richmond has re-
turned home after a two months
visit with her mother. Mrs. Charley
Dickerson.
Warnie Keeton, wife and baby Wis
tied with Harve Mcdaniel and wife
Sunday.
Cliff Ehart, wife and daughter, spent
Sunday with Milt Reeves and wife.
Willie Simpson and wife spent Sun
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nighttime.
Tom Chandler. wife and baby, Mrs.
Brick McCaughey and children were
callers at Mrs. Linendoll's Sunday,
Bud Berry and family visited at
Mrs. Strein's Sunday
Mr.. Crawford and wife went to
Amsterdam Sunday after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler and other rel
atives.
Frank Miller and family spent the
day Sunday with John Phelps and
wife.
Jones and brother :trashed for
Claud Berry and Burk and son for
Mrs Lintndoll the first OF the week.
Mr.. Wilcox and Edwards OF Butler
came out Monday with their motor
trucks and hauled wheat to Butler for
Mrs. Linendoll.
COR.
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Crowder Calls 13o,2o7 More to Joir
Colors.

ashington, D. c., Aug S.--Calls
Tor lso,2o7 draft registrants qualified
for general military service, to join
the colors before the end of August,
were issued tonight by the Provost
Marshal General
One hundred thousand white regis
,rauts from 10 states are ordered en-
trained between August 80 and Aug
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ap General to Command Allied
Army in Siberia.

Jap General to Command Allied
Army in Siberia
Washington, D. c., Aug. o-Gen.
Kikizo Ontani, one of Japan's most
distinguished soldiers, has been chos-
Ell to command the Japanese section
and will be the ranking officer OF the
American and Allied expedition in
Siberia.
As senior officer, Otani in effect
will be Commander-in-Chief of the
combined forces, with the consent of
the various governments participat-
ing. Maj. Gen. William S. Graves, in
command of the American eohtin-
gent, will sit in the council of Allied
commanders, performing the duties
of staff.
Otani was a staff officer during the
China Japanese war, and commanded
an infantry brigade in the Russo
japanese war. When Japan entered
the world war he was assigned to the
forces which captured the German
colony at Using Tau. and until recent
lily he commanded the japanese garri-
son placed there.
Secretary Baker said yesterday he
understood . Lieutenant General
would command the japanese pant Of
the Siberian expedition. Otsni, how
ever, was promoted to the rank Of
full General two years ago.
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Can't Foreclose on Soldier.

Chicago, Aug. IA decision set
ting the precedent for protecting men
in military service from mortgage
foreclosure was handed down today
by Judge Theodore Windes in circuit
court. According to the decision,
Private D. w. Newton, stationed at
Camp Fremont, Cal, will not be COM
PEELED to pay the interest on mort
gage until three months after he has
been discharged from military SER
vice.
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w. o. ATKESON
Attorney at Law and Notary

Consultations fees reasonable. All
business will receive prompt atten-
ton. Practices before the Depart
ment at Washington and in all State
courtA 7-u
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North Bound

No. 2Oa X. G. and St. Louis
passenger ..............I1 90 a. m.
No. 21o X. c. and St. Louis
passenger ..............IO:4O p. M.
No. 2o2 local freight .....12:3o p. m.
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South Bound
No, eos Joplin. Wichita s;
Cofieyville Passenger =. $50 a. m.
No. 2o7 Joplin and Yates
Center passenger ......II 90 a. m.
No. POI local freight .....1I;oo a. m.
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Madison Branch

Madison Branch
Leave Butler daily. ....... 500 a. m.
Sunday only ...........,.II:3o 4. m.
CLAUDE l.. PLAIN,
Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06

Maundy Thursday was fttting1y observed in Skagway by the Scottish Rite Masons, chapter Rose Croix' by a grand feast at the Pulleu House. The table was spread ip the west parlor and was loaded tn all the luNuries of the season. IThe decorations were potted plants and ferns: the table was eenter- ed withahansome potted fern, and tn, shining silver, glass, china and snowy napery made Q pleasing pie ture. Those present We're Port Captain Joseph R. Mathews of Nome, 32d degree, Dawson Con- slstory, Number One, seattle, Wash,s James A. Kettles, 82d degree, AL aska Consistory, Juneau, Alaska; L.. E. Hudson, 14th degree, Alaska con sistory, Juneau, Alaska; P. H. Ganty 14th degree, Alaska Con sistcry, Juneau, Alaska; william c. Wright, 82d degree, Alaska Con- sistory, Juneau, Alaska; William Bunting, 32d degree, Oriental Con- sistory. Chicago, Illinois, and
 Charles W. Durkee, 14th de- gree. Alaska ConBistory, Juneau, Al aska. ,3
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06
PETERSON NOTES

The S. S. Peterson arrived in port at 11:45 this morning from Fort Seward, and returned at 2 D. m. .. :
 She brought up a. number Of persons from tha garrison and Haines Among those coming up were E. D. Woo0s, A. J banner line. D. Kennedy, c. w. Hockett' Jas. Fay, NJ. Barnett, B. McRay.
 Mir. shephard. a ranchman near: Haines, who has enlisted In the goth Engineers, was q passenger up from Halnes.
 Jos. Stubler, an old timer m the Haines district, has disposed of his property and will FeaNe on the next boat for the states.
 Since the adyent of a typeWrit- CT on board the Harbor Boat Peter sor, number of thu crew of that ship are spending their evening" on hoard ship, End 1t looks now as though there will be new crop Of typists within a short time.
 Mesd ames Albin, Knox, Bixby and Stedbsiml were round trip passengers on ths Peterson today.
 Mrs. ShAelor returned frIom 8 trip to Hainea On the Peterson to- day. .fH
 Miss Ostmo end Miss Tesell were round triR passengers on the Pet erson from Hanes today.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06
5 The Week In Society &


Alaskan office was south bound passenger on the Princess sophia for Seattle where he goes to Seek newer fieldS. MT. Pedersen takes with him the best wishes of the entire community. Before his departure, MT. Pederseni was given. a very pleasant evening by the Youuy Peoples association Of the Presbyterian church. A delicious lunch was served and music and singing filled the quickly passing hours. Those present were Fred Pedersen, Mrs. Fred Pedersens Frances Kennedy, Frances McRae' Mayis Hulzill, Edna Evans, Edith Liddlcoat, Fred Baanchard, Martha Maggilicuddy, Ruth Pedersen, Do- seph Pedersen, FlorisC lark, vivian Talbot, Esther Fairfield, Ralph Ped ersen, Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs Jones, and Birdie Selmer.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06
.9--O-O--

Mrs Fred w. Ficbardt entertain- ed on Monday night in honor of her son, Gould's birthday. The entertainment was dancing party given at Keller Bros. store where music was rendered by 8 superb Edison disc phoncgraph and the young folK danced to their hearts content. A fine birthday cake with twelve candles thereon to mark as milestOnes each happy year of the younghOst was the chief attrac- ton. Thecake was cut that each guest received a generous slice with its candleiu the center. Other delicious refreshments were served from the ice cream counter and sodafC untain. Chocolates, sweet waters and many other deEectable goodies were passed during the eveniu: Gould received many fine gifts from his young friends- April Fool grab added to meIrLnenE or the occasion. As far as pos sible the color plan of pink and white was carried out. Dancing was indulged in from eight to yea o'clock new time and the youngsters we're home and in bed early. Rhose present Were the Misses Louise Ross, Vivian Tal'bot, Verne Miller, Bessie Conway and May Fairfield; Masters Prosper Gan- ty, Jimmy Miller, Jack Conway, Jack Ross, Fred Blanchard, owen Flynn and the host GOlEd Fickardt. The young people were under the patronage of Mrs. Fred Ftckardt and Mrs. J. M. Keller.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06
MT. and Mrs. Edlund Of Seattle

MT. and Mrs. Edlund of Seattle arrJyed In Skagway on the City of Seattle and after a rest at Il @ PullenHOuse, they moved in to the cottage In the South End recently vacated by the famiIg of Bsr Whitfield. Mir. Whitfield has moved into one of the Itjen cottages near the wharf. Mir. Edlunh will fill the position 80 long occupied by Mr. Pyke.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06
CHURCH NOTES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The subject for the II o'clock service is: THE BIBLE MEANING OF THE CHURCH. That for the evening service at 8 o'clock is: WHY THE UNITED STATES IS AT WAR, being the first of series of WAR SERMONS presented during this moEth. Sunday school 12:15, and Young Peoples Meeting 7:15. Congregational singing, and special music by the choir. Every cody is invited.
 l.. H. Pedersen.
 Minister.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06
0-0-0-

MT. and Mrs. John M. Keller en- tertained in their apartment in the Alaskan Building on sunday night la" for MT. and Mrs. E. ". Gideon Captain Joseph R. Mathews Of Nome, Mir. Austin Fraser. Miss Kath erine NJ. Ryan MT. William C.. Sine, Mrs. Marcia Lieber and MT. Gothier. Delightful refreshments were served and the evening was given to music and singing.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06
.R--6-o-

General Manager for the White Pass and Yukon HRoute, Frank B. Wur7bacher, was sn incoming pass enger or the UPrincess sophia and will De located in Skaguay during the busy season. Mrs Wurzhaeher and their daughter, Miss Marian Wurzbacter will come north Tor the summer as soon as the Seattle school closes.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06
.g--e--O-

Mrs. J. Ikuta adm her three chill dreu, Edna, Trueman and Carol, returned On the Princess sophia from a trip to Seattle They were acoompantedhome by Miss I'm ,genn Coryell, who will remain in Skaguay for the summer. While in seattle Mrs. Ikuta visited with the family of Mir. and Ms. B. A. Towne and was a dfnner guest n their home on the day before, she left for Skagnay, The Towne family are comfortably located at South Park and the children are attNndtng school, laying entered as soon as the family were settled inl their new home.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06

Mrs. E. L. Miller and her two little daughters, Katherine and Marjorie, who have been in skag- uay for tbe winter returned to Ta- coma on the Princess sophia. Mrs. MGler will So on to Ohio Ton Q wis. with Mr. MTller's parents ana then return to the coast for the summer.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06

WEEe in Juneau Mrs. Harriet s. Pullen was entertaSned by q score of her friends at teas, dmnaS sand evening entertainments at picture shows and cards. Among those who entertained Mrs. Pullen. were Governor and Mrs. J. F. A. Strong MT. and Mrs. F. F. w. LowIe, Judge and Mrs. Royal Gum aisOn, MT. and Mrs. J. F Pugh, Mrs. Cassie Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. William Britt, Mir. and Mrs. Russell Way land Mir. and Mrs. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. w.. H. Henson, MT. and Mrs. Tom McDonald, Mrs. catherine Mrs. Shelly Graves and MT and Mrs. Glenn Bartlett.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06
FIRENIENs ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the SRag- way volunteer Fire Department will De held at Fireman's Hall Sat urday, April 9th at S:3O D. m. Elec- tinn of officers. !!
 fW. NJ. Sine, Chief. J. McAlister, Sec. if Tui
 4-5,3t
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs James L. Stewart entertained 8 group of friends at her home on Eighth Avenue near State street. The hostess was assisted by Miss Stewart, Mrs. William Shearer, Mrs. James Kennedy and Miss Muriel Stewart The time was pleasant ly passed with knitting and fancy work. A tempting repast was serv- ed. Those present We're Mrs. Dlury of White Horse, Mrs. w. G. Gable, Mrs. Asselstein, Mrs, c. E. Johes of Portland, Oregon, Mrs. L. H. Pedersen, Mrs. An drew stevenson, Mrs. B. A. Ross, Mrs. William Shearer and Mrs. James Kennedy.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06

FOR SALE-A De Lavel Cream Separator, No. 15. Used only six months and good as new. Will sell at & bargain. Apply E. Eggen, Douglas, Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-04-06

Mrs. L. E. ReyOnldson, her little son John Edward. and Mrs. Reynoldson's young sister. Miss Florence Macleod of Seattle were passengers north on the City or Seattle. Mrs. Reyuoldson and the little one went to Seattle early in the season for a visit in the par ental home of the former and after an extended visit returned home to Skaguay. Miss Macleod will remain with her sister for the summer and has already en- tered school.