Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-16
Seward Happenings LOCAL AND SOCIAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

cook for the San Juan.
 Mrs. Helmer Johnson and two chil dren arrived on the Northwestern and will leave for their home in the Inte- rior.
 E. NJ. McPhee, an oldtimer of this section will be a passenger to Kama talk on the Starr.
 z. J. Halferty, postmaster and old timer of Kodiak, will leave tonight on the Starr for his island home.
 Frank Slater, representative of the cannery board, of San Francisco, arrived on the last boa. and will leave on the Starr tonight for Nusha. gak.
 Deputy Clerk of the Court Win. II. Whittlesey will leave tonight on the Starr for westward points on business connected with court matters. He will go as far as Unaiaska.
 Mrs. S. M. Graf, wife of the genial manager of the Seward Light and Power Co.,, who has been in the States for several months past, returned on the Northwestern.
 J. H. Graf and wife arrived on the steamship Northwestern and will visit his parents in Seward for few weeks
 The steamer Starr will make spe- cial trip to Kanatak, carrying passen- gers and freight, about July first. She is expected to return from her present trip to Bristol Bay about June 2S.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Dorwin arrived on the Northwestern and will leave tonight on the Starr for Unaiaska. where Rev. Dorwin will have charge Of the Jessie Lee home.
 Frank Murphy left this morning for Anchorage where he will give the h. terior city a little Buick service and look after several repair jobs. He will return in about a week.
 Roy Rogers a round tripped on the Northwestern, is making a side trip to Uyak.
 Chas. w. Brown, member of the firm of Brown & Hawkins of Seward and Anchorage, arrived on Saturday nights train and left this morning for his interior home.
 Representative E. M. Policy, of Sit ka, Territorial tax collector, arrived on the Northwestern and will leave tonight for Bristol Bay where he will collect the school tax for the terri tory.
 John E. Ballaine, who was one of the locators of the Seward townsite; the Alaska Northern and the man who started the Gateway back in 1904, ar rived in Seward on the Northwestern and is greeting old friends
 City Attorney H. L. Smith returned on the Northwestern from a business trip to Valdez.
 John Nash, the veteran old timer from across the bay is in town receiv- ing medical treatment. While here he is a guest of the Hotel Sexton. He was brough to town by Pete Ander- son.
 Mrs. c. L. Cook, wife of the we'll known sheet metal worker of the Ia mana district, arrived on the North western.
 Mrs. Guy B. Bergman, wife of the we'll known pilot on the government Yukon steamer Jacobs, and Mrs. w. H. Bergman, wife of the captain of the same boat, arrived on the North western on their way to Panama.
 Mrs. E. A. Eggersgluess and chil- dren, arrived from the states on the and left for their nome in Anchorage, where her husband is a commission employe.
 John G. Brady, of the forestry ser vice, recently completed the survey of a pack trail from Mile 6 to Paradise Valley, the estimated cost of which will be about $500 per mile. Mr. Brady has recommended that the road be built.
 Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Carrie Suits will leave on the Starr tonight for Uganik.
 From Tuesdays Daily