Seward daily gateway., 1923-04-21
LATOUCHE ITEMS

LIT. ana Mrs. Gillespie Of kennecOtt were visitors in Latouche last week end. Dr and Mrs. Gillespie have been touring in the States on an extended vacation trip and are returning to | their home in Kennecott after an ab sence of several months. They left on the Alameda for Cordova. a,A MT. and Mrs. D. Garrison entertain- ed at bridge on Saturday evening Prices for highest scores were won by Miss Emma Perelle and MT. Bevan Presley. Mrs. Margaret Barbour and MT. George Hammer received the con solation prizes. Their guests were Miss Clara Powell, Miss Emma Pe- relic, Mrs. Margaret Barbour MT. and Mrs. Bevan Presley and Messrs. Law renee s. Cheetham, George Hammer Walter B. Buege, Frederick B. Bethel and Jay Garrison.
 Rev. R. V. D. Dunlap of Seward held services here Tuesday evening in the club hall Rev. Dunlap returned to Seward on the Admiral Watson.
 Recent arrivals at the Sealey and Gelineau Hotel are Rev. R. V. D. Dun- lap, and Mir. and Mrs. Wm Reynolds.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Gillespie of Ken necott were the dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Harloron Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Bank entertain ed with dinner followed by bridge on Monday evening. Their guests were Misses Clara Powell, Emma Perelle, Mrs. Margaret Barbour, and Messrs George Hammer, Walter B. Buege and Lawrence C. Cheetham.
 Dick Gelineau and Chas Sealey, of the firm of Sealey & Gelineau left for Valdez on the Alameda on a short business trip. They are returning to Latouche on the Admiral Watson.
 Frank Hart, cashier for the Ken necott Copper Corporation at La touche left on the Alameda en route to Kennecott. Mr. Hart will be absent about tow weeks.
 w. L. Peek, for the past four years a shift boss in the mill here was a southbound passenger on the Alame- da. Mir. Peck goes to his home in Ne vada.
 MT. B. B. Nieding was a passenger on the Alameda en route to Kenne- colt.
 Mrs. Carl Slade will spend a couple of weeks as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Reynolds of the Prince William Sound Packing Co.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. Shoemaker who have a fox ranch on Eleanor Island arrived here Tuesday on their gasboat Agnes. MT. and Mrs. Shoemaker are the guests of MT and Mrs. A. c. Bank.
 The steamer Delrosa, the Alaska Steamship Companys new freighter, was in port Wednesday discharging 35 tons of explosives. She is bound for Unimak Pass and various canner- ies en route.
 The Booth Fisheries Companys steamer Zapora was in port Monday taking on fuel oil.
 The freighter Delrosa had aboard some live stock for Chignik. It was a special treat to the school schil- dren to be taken down to the dock to see the animals. Very few of the children had ever seen real hogs and sheep before, and it was almost as exciting as circus for them.
 Again Latouche is becoming one of the mots busy ports on Prince Will liam Sound. The cannery tenders and fishing boats are arriving from Seat tie with part of the crews for the herring salteries. All the saheries in the vicinity of Latouche expect to op- crate this year. Men are arriving on each steamer to begin general repair work in the plants and to overhaul the fishing gear. Packing will not commence until the latter part of June.
 Old King Sol has again regained power and all the people of Latouche are rejoicing. The wonderful spring weather makes one think of Califor- mia instead of Alaska. Several seri- ous cases of 'ESpring Fever" have de- veloped in the last few days.
 MT. Michael Calosidis was host to a merry theatre party last Wednesday evening. After witnessing Mary Rob erts Rhinehart's screen story, "The Glorious Fool,'' MT. Calosidis took his guests to the hotel for a midnight supper. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Slade, MT. and Mrs. Jack Brado. the Misses Mary and Martha Lipke, Clara Wold, Lou Wilkinson, Elizabeth Ward and Messrs. George Valhos, Dan McEwen and Wm. Yuiri- off.
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