Seward daily gateway., 1923-07-14

officials and started for his future home in Anchorage. Mr. Boyle an nounces the new office ii open for business.
 F. M. Brown, his son Harry, AL fred Denby and H. F. Suessendorf have purchased tract of land near Los Angeles for subdivision. Judge Brown Is greatly improved in health.
 w. H. Kramer, formerly of La touche and Valdez, is now located at Seaside near Astoria and is one of the leading merchants of that city. Mrs. Kramer recently suffered broken leg as a result of fall.
 Dave Branch, representing the Lib by, McNeil & Libby packing company, arrived on the Admiral Watson last night and left for Anchorage this morning. He is making tour of in spection of the company canneries.
 The local depot is receiving new coat of paint and will be looking its best when the President passes thru.
 Al Sollers arrived on last nights train and returned to his home on today's train. MT. Sellers reports he is operating his sawmill and getting out some first class lumber
 Judge E. E. Ritchie, Deputy Clerks Selma Scott and J. w. Lenahan, came over from Valdez on the Watson on business connected with the court.
 Deputy Marshal Chas. J. Minor, of Valdez, was an arrival on last nights boat. He will remain until after the Presidential visit,
 A number of tourists left the Wat son here and took the train for Fair banks They will go to Cordova over the trail and connect with the Wat son on her trip south.
 F. A. Hansen and George Colwell came in ahead of the train last night in their private car. Hansen and Ar chic Adams left on the speeder this morning for Girdwood.
 Chas G. Hubbard of the Primrose mines came in last night on the train and will spend the rest of the week in Seward.
 Mrs. Ashton returned to Seward on last nights train.
 Dr. R. E. Dempsey, accompanied by a number of friends, are passengers on the Watson. He plans a trip to the Valley of the Ten Thousand Smokes, his party leaving the boat at Kodiak
 John H. D. Bouse, former chief dep uty marshal of the Third division, is manufacturing Chimney Sweep in San Francisco. His factory is located at 779 Folsom street. The output has been greatly increased during the past year.
 J. L. Reed, the well known Valdez attorney, arrived on the Watson last night and will remain in Seward until the sailing of the Starr upon which he has secured passage to the westward in connection with naturalization work
 H. A. Russell and J. w. Carow of Madison, Wis, and Ladysmith, re- spectively, left on the train this morn ing with tent and packs for Mt Nc kinley Park where they expect to get some good fishing.
 Frank Skeen and family returned on last nights train from a short wis it to Anchorage.
 Mrs. Maggie Fucker of Valdez, ar rived on the Watson and is visiting her son, Attorney A. E. Fucker. She will return to Valdez on the Watson.
 Deputy Marshal Frank Hoffman, of Matanuska, is a Seward visitor dur ing the visit of the President.
 Andy Simons, the we'll known guide, and wife are spending a few days in town.
 Miss Lillian Drumb of San Fran cisco, is making the trip on the Ad- miral Watson to Anchorage and will proceed to Fairbanks, returning to Seward within few weeks. Miss Drumb is an artist of considerable note.
 Deputy Marshal Dan Ross, of Una laska, returned on the train from short trip to Anchorage.
 Mrs. Nellie Don Carlos returned to Seward last night after a short visit at Roosevelt.
 Mrs. c. Shea, who has been in An chorage between trains was a return ing passenger last night
 L. B. Adsit left for Anchorage on the Admiral Watson, and will return in a few days.