The Alaska daily empire., 1921-08-10
GOSPEL COMES TO TENAKEE;
 SERVICES HELD
Missionary Boat Lois in Port with Three Ministers of
 Presbyterian Church.
Special correspondence.l

FEN AkEE, Aug. 7.-The gospel came to Tenakee last week. when the missionary boat Lois was in port and the party of ministers aboard held services in the school house on Tuesday evening. ..Np
 Those on the boat were Dr. $. Hall Young, Rev and MrsA G. J. Beck and Rev. David Waggoner and son Ralph. All the men are missionaries of the Presbyterian Church.
 The services started at o'clock and were opened with song service, after which Dr. Young gave a very good talk. He took for his text St. Matthew, fifth chapter and 41si verse. He told of his travels through. out the North during pioneer days.
 The Parent Teachers Association served coffee and cake at the close of the meeting and the boat left the following morning to visit other towns.
 Ranger ", Captain George H. Pet erson, was in port last Wednesday with E. E. Carter, chief timber sales agent for the Forest Service, and Charles. H. Flory, Chief Forester for Alaska, on board The men looked over the hot springs, which are un der the jurisdiction of the service, and some slight repair work was done while they were in port | Mrs Joe Maaley entertained Mrs H. T. Tripp and the Misses Eva Tripp, Eva, Nora and Kathleen Ward of Thane at dinner one day last week.
 U. s. Deputy Marshal John J. Egan entertained number of friends at dinner last Wednesday, The dinner was arranged and cooked by the Misses Eva Tripp and Eva, Nora and Kathleen Ward. The guests of honor were Mrs. H. T. Tripp and Mrs. Joe Manley.
 Mrs. H T. Tripp entertained at an afternoon luncheon last, Friday, Those present were U. s. Deputy Marshal John J. Egan. Mrs. Joe Manley, the Misses Ward and Mrs. Tripp and daughter Eva Sewing and conversation occupied the afternoon and a number of group pictures were taken. After dinner the guests all went to Mrs. Mahiey's to play cards until the arrival of the pas senger boat Earl M
 Arrivals last week were MT. and Mrs. Dan Harding. who recently ar rived at Juneau from California. They motored from California to Sc ,attle and shipped their car to Ju neau. where it will be stored. They will spend the winter at the springs.
 George Finley, of the mechanical staff of The Empire. and Nose Merri- weather, are arrivals here to spend Today vacation. Nels Pearson, who has been, at Ju- and collarbone, is back at his home here. He is taking the mineral baths and claims that they are bene- fitting him.
 Albert Parker of the fishing boat Edith A, was here for few days and left his crew here and returned to his ranch at Strawberry Point. ,s .a 7f5t .ap t3s NEBfA The Misses Kathleen, Nora and Eva Ward left for their home at Thane on the Earl M Saturday morning after having been visiting for a week with Mrs. Joe Manley, They will leave on the Princess Royal Friday morning for Graham Island, B. C., where their father, Frank Ward, is now on a large farm. The young ladies made lot, of friends at Tenakee who wish them happiness at their new home in Brit ish Columbia.
 George Mocos. of the California Grocery, in Juneau, returned to his home in Juneau after having had a vacation of several weeks here.
 Charles Murphy has returned from fishing. He has been. down to Tyee and other fishing grounds. He has put his boat in cradle at Grab Bay and has left with his brother on the gasboat Fada to go hand trolling
 John Peterson has completed the repair work on the engine of his trolling boat Tenakee and has left for the fishing grounds
 Mrs. Nora Moore is here 10 take the mineral baths for month. Mrs Moore came to .Sitka after having been living in Nebraska, She came from Sitka to Tenakee on the Este