Seward daily gateway., 1923-12-15

Dune Little, the mayor of Cooper si Landing and one of the old timers onI the lake, is a visitor in town today. He reports 16 below on the lake Sat u day, with ice frozen across the mar rows.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. L. Mason left on the Alameda for their California home. Mir. Mason was connected for many years with the government rail- road.
 w. R. (Christy) Mathewson, clerk in the transportation department Of the government railroad, accompanied Mathewson and daughter Ruth, sailed on the Alameda yesterday for the States where they '>'~" to make their home Mir. Mathewson a., one of the first residents Of An chorage, locating there ill l9lo. lie has been prominent in baseball ana athletic circles.
 E. A. Rasmuson, president of the "ark of Alaska, was passenger TOT Juneau on the Alameda. From Juneau Mir. Rasmuson announces that he Will so to okagway to spend the holidays with his family, later leaving for Se- attle on a business trip.
 George H. Mumford, clerk in the t<:4. ucparlmr!u a! tAe Alaska railroad has taken a position as cash fer in the Bank ot Alaska at Anchor :. age Ralph N. Mover, former incun bent resigned to go into the grocery business.
 Matt V. NIcholich, for7inan 70: he San Juan Fish Company, left >n the Alanl"da tt spend weeh or $" wi;k h.. farlily il Seattle.
 Mrs. Charles c. Hubbard returned on today's train to Primrose, after spending several days in Seward.
 Conductor Arthur Long on the h. terior cannonball, left on one of the last boats for the states, where he will spend the holidays.
 Mrs. c. w. Tibbetts, wife of the pro prietor of the Pioneer hotel at Far banks, is a passenger aboard the steamship Northwestern, which will arrive here Saturday.
 Earl Hammond left on today's train for lower Kenai lake to investigate certain sites looking to the erection ol q summer resort and hunting lodge.
 Henry Lindquist was a passenger for Anchorage on todays train.
 Dune Little returned to his nome a Cooper's i.aa ling on todays 'raln.
 Dr. and Mrs. 0. A. Braafladt vii leave soon on an extended moos. hunt in the vicinity of Juneau flats The Doctor khed the limit last year and his reports Of tke trip have ln duced Mrs. Blaallaut, who is an eX nert game shot, to along this year
 Deputy Marshal Ralph Reed an' Claude Shea left this morning on trip out the line.
 Robert Hurley oI Ano1c'a age $ guest ol the Van Glider. | Selma Scott, deputy clerk ol LII court arrived in Seward lass night ol her way 10 Valdez.
 Attorney L. V. Ray and daugh1e Patricia returned last night rom Al chorage. where MT. Ray has been al tending court.
 IT L. "Pioneer' Smith, city attol new and a we'll known old timer Of thl vicinity, who was taken to Anchorae recent suffering from aodomlha trouble. is not as ill as was at nrst Tt norted according to messages receive from Anchorage on last nights tral1 He is resting easily at the Ancnorag hospital and is expected to be ou within a few days.
 Forty-one inches of snow Is repor'e = h,1,o fo1lan at Summit on the Alas ka railroad yesterday and last nigh .he heaviest for many years. The wes ther has been calm lately and there fore no drifts have formed.
 T. W. Hawkins returned on las nieht's train from a business trip { Anchorage.