The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-13
Special Correspon ndence.)

III line shape TOT the opening ol tHe term.
 John J. Egan. for the past several years Deputy U. s. Marshal at Tena- kee, has left here for Juneau. From Juneau he expects to go to the Mid dle States to visit relatives. He will, however. make his home in Al aska eventually. Everyone at Tena. kee wishes MT Egan well as he was well liked during his residence in the hot springs town and his pres ence will be much missed a 1 M E. Simpson and Master Edward Boyce. who have been visiting hase for the past month from their homes at Dawson, Y. T., have left for Den- ver Colo, where Master Edward ex poets to attend school.
 Mrs William Lahikainen, sister of Mrs. Seth Orava. of this place, stopped off from the Estebeth to visit for a week and pick red huckle- ! UeTTIeS, OHc OH OcplClllDCI 1 II to her home at Douglas. She had been camping with her husband and children near the fishing grounds near Sitka.
 Miss Pauline Hakkala left on the Earl M Saturday morning for new new position as second girl at the home of Governor and Mrs. Scott c. Bone. She had been employed here for the past year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snyder She was very well liked at Tenakee and the people here expects to see her back some day for a visit.
 Mrs. K. o. Jacobson and young son and Mrs. Martin Borlick arrived here from Juneau Thursday night on the Earl M They will take the mineral baths for the next month.
 After unloading his passengers here on his last trip, Captain Joe Manley of the Earl M. made side trip to Warm Springs Bay, taking passengers there and taking on board Capt. Neal Edmonds. who is suffer ing from ptomaine poisoning He brought the sick man to Tenakee a. the request of the Governors office and at that place transferred him to his own boat the "Zulma." which he had lowed from Warm Springs. After being outfitted with oil the Zulma was placed in charge of Donald Mil mas, deckhand of the Earl M., and went to Juneau under her own power md Captain Edmonds was placed in he hospital. where he will be taken care of by the Territory. The Earl M was back in time to leave Tena- kee at the regular time Saturday morning.
 The Taku Jack was in port Friday and two members of the crew, James Nolan and Charles Maxi, left for their homes at Douglas on the Earl M.
 Albert Garn and Arnie Vesoja, who were visiting here. went hunting for few days in Crab Bay and in the hills near there. They were not sue cessful with the deer, but got four geese which they took with them to their homes at Douglas on the Earl M. Saturday. They entered the Doug las High School Monday.
 Several deer have been brought into town lately and most everyone has had a piece of venisOn during the past week.
 Considerable hand trolling is being done in Tenakee Inlet. Ed. Strike caught a 5O-pound king salmon and a number almost as large have been taken. The fish are being salted for winter use. ...- --,; e ..-- ..-. - 4---s-s.s'. 2
 The Needle and First Aid Club met with Mrs. Seth Orava on September 10 and a number of new pieces .Of work were. s6rted for the coming bazaar. The new teacher, Miss Rob ins0n, gave the club a number Of new ideas. A very dainty lunch was served. The next meeting is to be held with Mrs Anton Nelson on Sep tember IT.
 Jack Murphy celebrated his 47th birthday this week with big chick en dinner. The chicken was a pres ent to him from Tom Preston.
 Sid DesjardmaE was in town from his logging camp and returned with Captain Wagner Sunday on the Al aska."
 T The Tenakee -Parent-Teachers' AS sociation is to have it's first meeting of the year at the school house or