Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-30
UNAI.ASKA NOTES

UNALASKA, June 25-Since the ar rival of the coast guard cutters com prising the Boring Sea patrol force here there have been a number of so- cial events, chief amongst which were parties at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. c. Goss, dinners aboard the cut ters, as we'll as gatherings at the Alaska Commercial Company's house. There have also been a number of dances rendered by the crews of the various cutters, the most notable be- ing that given by the crew of the cut ter Bear before her departure for the North.
 On June 15 the cutter Haida left here to look into some reported trou- ble amongst the fishermen in the Bristol Bay district.
 The tennis court being constructed here under the supervision of War rant Officer Grassow of the cutter Haida is nearing completion and it is believed it will be ready for use by July 4th. "'
 Just prior to the departure of Dr. Newhall and family for the states the children of the Jesse Lee Home under the supervision or Miss Marie Winchell, presented a unique enter ta!nmunt ill which practically all o1 the boys and girls of that institution participated. Immediately after the entertainment a sale of fancy needle work executed by the girls of the Home was held and a most substan tial sum realized therefrom.
 Dr. Young, the dentist a1-ached tc the Dering Sea patrol force is now stationed ashore and is kept busy b! numerous patients desiring his atten. ton.
 Donald H. Stevenson, Reservation game warden, returned from a visi to the Pribilof islands on the cuttel {Taida
 Mrs. John Bereskin and children ar lived from the PribiIof islands where they have been visiting relatives.
 Mir. A. c. Goss arrived in Seattle or June 8th, having left here on May with a native crew of three. After the Diesel motor has been installed ia his vessel the Everett Hays, there will be no more sailing schooners operating out of this port.
 Mrs. Hugh McGlashan of Akutan is visitor here.
 The whaIer Paterson with Super intendent Williamson on board arriv ed from Akutan. They report lots oI whales but very unfavorable weather
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Hatch, with two children, have moved over to Dutch HarbOr. Mrs. Hatch is in charge ot the company's house there attending to the culinary wants of Billy Moran and his family.
 The cutter Algonquin put out into the Pass to meet the steamship Bu ford, where she took off tIr. Chris. toffer and MT. Wm. P. Zachorna and a party of men who will be employed by the Fouke Fur Company on St Paul Island during the summer.
 Mrs. Vera Koyorof, who was very ill with pneumonia, was attended by Miss Stella Fuller, the Red Cross nurse.
 Classes in home hygiene, care of the sick, and first aid, are being conduct ed by Miss Fuller.
 The steamship Brookdale, Captain Harmed, arrived May 18th, being un- der charter to the Carlisle Packing Company of Bristol Bay, MT. Gilbert the superintendent of previous years WILD III SAoA 6C' HIS vessel QdQ Ol board the entire cannery crew to gether with the seasons supplies. She will remain in Bristol Bay and carry down the seasons pack. She discharg. ed small quantity of freight for MT o. K. Quean.
 The mailboat Starr, Capt. Johansen arrived from the westward and de parted on the 26th of May for Seward An informal reception was rendered to Delegate Dan Sutherland on the conclusion of an address in Pioneer Hall. Miss Fuller, the Red Cross Nurse, arrived from the westward and remained here a month before pro ceeding to Seward.
 The U. s. coast guard cutter Bca1 arrived here on May 22th and aftc: Spending a few days cleaning boilers coaFlg. etc., departed fol Nome which is tbe second stage of her annual jour. ney into the Arctic. Capt. CoChra1v is in command again this year.
 On May 27, on board the Star of