Seward daily gateway., 1923-06-09
From Mondays Daily

In the government hospital. Mir White was seriously injured at Val dez last week in runaway. He was accompanied by George Butler, an old time Sewardite, who used to reside on the bay in 1907.
 Mrs. J. P. Stotko last week pur- chased the Lloyd property on Fourth avenue.
 PouTER LEAVES FOR UGANlk
 The gas boat Pouter of the Kodiak Island Fishing and Packing Company sailed today for U1agik, with a load of oil Manager H. o. Roberts and James Hawkins left on ner.
 w. L. Keyser, one of the original oil locators at kanatak. came in on the Starr and left on the Alameda for Seattle
 F. E. Walker, representing Occi- dental Flour; w. E. Rugg, represent ing the Cudahy Packing Co.,, and C.. E. Young of Folger's Coffees, lett to- day for Fairbanks.
 Pvt Sundberg, from Anchorage, ar rived on Saturdays train and left on the Alameda with his family.
 G. A. Gerow, an old timer Of this district, sailed on the Alameda for Valdez.
 Frank Barthoff, millionaire mine owner and original discoverer of the Willow Creek properties, left on the Alameda for Denver, called there by the death of his father.
 Miss M. Reed, who has been solic- iting subscriptions for popular maga- zines in Seward. left on i>H.ay's boat. E.L. Whittemore is in Anchorage on business, and it is stated is assist ing in the big dance hall scene at the studio of the motion pictures com pany.
 Oak Olsen, a popular travelling man, spent Sunday in town, leaving on the boat today for southern points.
 Evans Jones of the Evans Jones Coal company has severed his cOnnec- ton with the concern, it is announced in Anchorage papers.
 2. J. Loussac, the Anchorage drug gist. is in Kanatak this week on busi- ness connected with his firm.
 Ray c. Larson, who has been Tn Kanatak the past three weeks, return ed to Anchorage Saturday.
 H. s. Balderston arrived from An chorage on Saturday nights special. Jack F. Chamberlain, 2 well known commercial man, arrived in town on a recent train.
 The oil tanker Standard Service sailed yesterday afternoon for ko- diak after filling up all tanks in town. Earl Olmstad and wife, who have been working at the Gold Bullion mine in the Willow Creek district, arrived in Seward Saturday night and left on this mornings boat for Seattle. They intend to buy car in Seattle and take in Northern Idaho, Yellowstone Park, and will take in the Dempsey-Gibbon fight at Shelby, Mont, after which they will proceed to Minnesota to vis- is their parents, returning to Alaska in the fall.
 John T. Elliott, of the bureau Of public roads, left this morning for Girdwood, after spending Sunday in town.
 Richard Wakelin, of Seattle, was an over-Sunday guest of the Van Gill der.
 E. J. Wallace, an Anchorage resi-. dent, spent Sunday in Seward. Ted Heacock spent Sunday in town returning today to his work for the bureau of public roads.
 Mrs R. Lavery and child of Fair banks, was an over-Sunday guest at the Van Glider.
 Attorney :: E. Fucker was a pas senger on today's train en route to Anchorage. He will return Wednes- day
 Buster and Harry Revelle left to- day for Lake View to take work with the bureau of public roads.
 Joe Estes, who has been attending school in Seward the past winter, left today for his home in Roosevelt.
 Capt. Barndollar left this morning for Anchorage on government busi- ness.
 c. H. Kale was a Moose Pass pas senger on today's train.