The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-11
SSEW ARD SNAPSHOTS.

Rev. Cook, wife and baby will be on the Alameda flom Juneau where they have been for the past 30 days wait ing foI steamer to Seward.
 Mrs A. w. Roberts is at the Hotel Seward from Mile 23 and will leave on the Alameda for visit in California.
 Max Kuney, from Anchorage, IS re- gistered at the Hotel Seward waiting for the Alameda, Mrs. kuney being aboard from Seattle.
 F. C. Davidson and wife are at tha Overland. Nlr. Davidson is one of the gasboat men from Cook Inlet.
 Fred Tracy and wife arrived from Anchorage Saturday night. Mir. Tracy
 i, the agent of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, at Anchorage and has been trans
 ferred to Cordova for the winter months.
 John WoodhouSe ani F. F.. Church are both registered at the Hotel Sew, ard having arrived from out the lin Saturday night.
 Robert F. Crawford on the dock for
 the A. F.. C. at Anchorage is at the Overland on his way to the states. MT.
 Crawford will return north in the spring,
 Jack Mcleod, business man of An choragc, accompanied by his wife, is at the Hotel Overland and will leave for the states on the Alameda. Mrs. Hcttel returned on the train Saturday night after weeks visit
 with friends in Anchorage. Cards hay, been received from Mrs. Hudson. If Hudson, $. D., announcing
 he arrival of aboy baby weight l' pounds. ,GrS Hudson was formerly 1 Dorothy Prtcrsony teacher in the Sew avd schools several years ago.
 J. W. Ward, manager of the Cor l dova Herald, who also ran for Sena- tor on the Republican ticket from this division, will arrive on the Alameda,
 accompanied by his wife and daughtrr on his way to Anchorage on busi- ness trip.
 A. r. Berry, auditor of the First National Bank of Seattle, is in tho city. The First National Bank of Seat .le is a correspondent of the Bank cr , Seward.
 Fl. c. Dunlop, representative Of Schwabacher Bros. & Co.,, of Seattin. arrived from Anchorage Saturday
 night and is a guest at the Hotel Ov- eIland.
 1 R E. Holden and wife are regist-
 ared at the Hotel Overland. Mir Hol- ! lon is one O. the men engaged in the | "ShinC industry at Kachemak Bay. ! John F.. Peterson, for the past four years with the commission at Anchor age in charge of the shipping, iS at ! .he Hotel Overland. Mr Peterson is on [ 0iS way to Seattle to report to the ! United States Shipping Board.
 C. w. Finck, wife and son are req
 gistered at the Overland. MT. Finck is
 one of the prominent operators of the
 Iditarod and came out over the tra;!.
 w. M. Wilmoth, merchant at Wa 1 silla, came over on Saturdays train md is registered at the Overland. ! V II. Sleuter, contractor Of Anchor. age is registered at the Hotel Over 1 land Mr. Sleuter intends to leave on { the Alameda for Portland but will re- 1 turn in the spring.
 Mrs. Joe Magill is at the Hotel Ov- trland having come over from An
 chorage on the train Saturday night ! to join her husband who arrived from
 Seldovia on the Admiral Watson. I Roy Thurmond, asSayer of Anchor age To registered at the Overland and ,lll leave for the states on the Ala
 meia. Ar. Thurmond iS going to New York on q business trip in connection
 aILh mining property. r. A. Rapp, chrome orc operator at port Chatham, is registred at the
 iotel Sexton having arrived Saturday night on the train.
 r. Farmer connected with the lond office at Juneau, who has been on an official trip to Anchorage, is register
 al at tho Sexton hayinp come from