The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-08-25
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Indian schools in this section or Alas ka, who has been stopping at the Ho tel Sexton for some time, sailed o' the Admiral Watson for Illiamnia. Mr Miller with others is bound for Bristo Bay overland to supervise the erection of building to be occupied by orphan ed children.
 Mrs. l.. V. Ray, Patricia Ray, ant the baby returned home to Seward from a visit in Seattle, on the Admira Watson.
 w. B. Askey, formerly time keep4l at Mile 42, who left on the Alamed. for Seattle, will accept responsible position with the Denny-Renton Cla! Company. Mir. Askey however expects to return north next spring. k
 A Ford tractor for Brosius < Noof arrived on the Admiral Watson and will be given try-out and then put to work.
 Julian Reed, wife and the children returned to Seward Saturday night from Lynx, the mining season there having been ended. ',
 Lieut.. Charles P. Knight, who has been in command of the Anchorage de' tachment of soldiers for the past eigif' teen months, with his wife and nun Der of his soldiers, passed through on the Alameda for Fort Liscum, enroute to Camp Lewis for discharge.
 C.V. Marshall, with the commits sion at Anchorage, is a passenger for medical attention at the Mayo Broth CTS hospital.
 l.. F. Shaw, formerly editor of the Anchorage Times, accompanied by his wife, passed through on the Alameda for the states. Mir. and Mrs. Shaw will visit in the east and spend the winter in California. They may return north next spring.
 VII. Baker, with the store depart ment of the A. F.. C., at Anchorage IS a passenger on the Alameda for KetchiGan, enroute to Stewart, E. G. to give that section the once over. He may locate at Hyder, on the Alaska side of the boundary line.
 Gus Seiffert was visiting in Sew ard Saturday night while the Alamed, was in port. Mir. Seiffert is on his wa! to Ketchikan and then to Hyder.
 Mrs. w. F.. Logeman, Mrs. F.. O. Lang and Mrs. NJ. A. Blue, prominent women of Anchorage, are passengers on the Alameda for the states.
 F. A. Rasmussen, head of the var ious branches of the Alaska Bank ,ossed through on the Alameda from Anchorage for Skagway.
 Emmett Ball, with the A. F.. C., al Anchorage, has been granted a thl"y dav leave and is a passenger out on the Alameda for a visit.
 Miss Bertha Olson, Miss A. Munson D, A. DeFino and wife, $. E. GelSto' ,,6 E. F. Foster, are passengers oo ,b. Admiral Watson for llliman'a hm,nd overland to Bristol BSy for thu nrrcau of Fdrcation for Natives.
 Grant Carlson, Seward young mar who has been in France with the En cheering Corps, is now in Seattle, ac cordinp to word received by his sisters Mrs Otto Poehlman and Miss Aldor en Carlson.
 Walter C. Hoovey came over fro" Anchorage on the Alameda and w'' he with the A. F.. C., here. Mir. Hpove! is registered at the Hotel Seward.
 George w. Root, Ersel Dodson an' w. J. Mcdonald, with the forestry Department arrivals on the Alamed' and who stopped at the Hotel Seward left for out the line on yesterday train.
 J. NJ. Biebeck, from Mile 40. is re gistered at the Hotel Seward. A raj came in contact with one of Mir. Bic beck's toes and he came in for treat mant.