Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-03

AGolph Piper, an old timer of Ho- mer, who first came to Kodiak in 1883, is in the hospital at Anchorage recovering from serious illness.
 According to Anchorage residents the recent big storm and high tide washed the beach clean at Anchor point, on Cook inlet, and left good pay in various places along the beach. Several men left to work the beaches with small outfit.
 Miss Hazel Teeland has taken po- sition with the Alaska Shop Miss Iceland recently arrived with her pa rents from Nenana.
 Roberta Mcintosh, the young daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Mcintosh fell out of swing today and tractur- ed her arm near the wrist.
 l steamship Alameda from CordoVa' where she has been serving as Juror in inc term of court held there. Mrs Paulson was delighted with her eXpe rience as juror.
 Mrs. Alex Goodskey was the host ess at a Halloween luncheon for Ia High School girls Tuesday noon al her home on Second avenue. The Rooms were attractively decorated II keeping with the Halloween season Mrs Goodskey was assisted by Mrs Bishop, who served "gnome flip" ane Mrs. L. V. Ray, who presided over the hobgoblin pot.
 The steamship Victoria will take th' run of the steamship Alaska the trll of November 24, for the purpose of al lowing the latter vessel time to over haul for the winter run. The Aasks will then take her place on the run tt remain the last of the winter.
 Christ Larsen has purchased th' stock and fixtures of the business known as the Star Pool Hall. MI Larsen has opened up his business Il the premises formerly occupied by tn Star where he is pprepared to welcom his former patrons with his usua 1 courtesy, keeping in stock the ines line of tobaccos, cigars, fruit, car dies and soft drinks. The bushes will be conducted under the manage ment of MT. Larsen under the nam of "The Club" and Christ invites a his friends to make it their club reality.
 recent letter from Mrs. NJ. 1 Barndollar states that they are Twin about four miles out from Columbus J Ga. Capt. Barndollar is stationed : Camp Benny. They are very anxlou
 to get back to Alaska, and wish be remembered to all their friends I Capt. Barndollar was stationed l | Seward until quite recently.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Heastan arrive last night from Moose Pass, an will leave shortly for the States 
 spend the winter.
 ! Mrs. Ashton left on the Admir-; Watson for Anchorage, to visit he daughter, Mrs. Harry Schultz, who : reported i'll.
 : Deputy Marshal Harry Staser,
 Anchorage, was a through passenge
 to Anchorage on the Watson, havin been attending court at Cordova. l Joe Gucker, representing the Gel t eral Cigar Company, was passenge : on the Admiral Watson yesterday.
 Miss Ruby de Graf, who has bee } associated with the Empress ClrCu ,, for a number of years past, and WI { left on the Alameda for the State 5 will make her home there permanen
 ly it is said.
 :, Gill Rich, representing the Blac Mfg. Co.,, was a through passenger , the Watson yesterday.
 Supt. E. Wentworth, of the Terrlt
 rial Fish Commission, will leave
 the Admiral Watson for his headqua
 ters at Ketchikan, Alaska. Sup
 Wentworth will return in the sprn
 and alternate between here and tE l oaH.1, bo+oborv at COrdOya