The Kusko times., 1923-07-14

now running a furniture store on West lake avenue, Seattle.
 Col Revelle, pioneer of Cook inlet country, is now living in Tacoma. He is night manager for the Rialto garage.
 Dave Tewkesbury, former newspa per man of Dawson. Nome and Anchorage, is on the editorial staff of the Seaaie Times.
 Rev. c. H. H. Bloor, rector of the Episcopal church at Nome fn JAe aaFtY days, is in charge of pari h at Ja9k- sonville, Fla.
 Mr. and Mrs T. D. Corlew, forts residents of Katalla, Seward and An chorage, opened large store in Port land, recently.
 George Carol, a pioneer business man of Anchorage, is now in the trunk and valise business ct l02 Occidental avenue, Seattle.
 George Wilson, well known prirter and prospector of the North, is en- ployed in the mechanical department Of the Seattle Times.
 Fred Sprague, a Cook Inlet pioneer, is now chief engineer. of the steamship Hanawa, which plies between Portland and Oriental ports.
 Lars Holland, bridge construction man for years for the Alaska Road Commission, has farm on the Pacific highway, near Kent.
 J. R. Willis, former collector of customs of Alaska, who about three years ago went south f9r bis Aealgh, is now in Prescott, Ariz.
 Holly Ashby. who grew to manhood in Alaska, is now 8 railway engineer in San Francisco, and is coming to the front in his profession.
 Albert Fink, one of bhe most oril- liant lawyers in Alaska, and for many years resident of Nome, now has big practice in Chicago.
 Horace Hill, who in early days was in the U. $. customs service =a5# Sb. Mi chael, is working for the Associated Oil Company Tn Seattle.
 Hast Humber, widely known as a mail carrier, mining man and federal officer. is a member of the staff of Sheriff Starwich, Seattle.
 Robert Speck, well known in Valdez. and who later ran transfer at An chorage, has a 20.acre berry farm at Cow Lake. near Kent, Wash.
 Simon Poot, old-time resident of Valdez and in 1902 , d member of the firm of Poot < Debney, is now night clerk in the Hotel Northern, SeatEle.
 James E. O'Reillv, well known ia Alaska and Canada, who was superia tendent of construction for the 4 laszaa Engineering Commission, IS farming near Walla Walla.
 Miss Lillian Sutherland formerly connected with Dr. Caleb Whitehead's bank at Nome, is buyer for large New York concern, aad Spetas most 01 her time ia Paris
 Mrs. Davison, wife of General Peter w. Davison. an army officer with eX- tended service in Nome Valdez and other Alaska posts, and her mother, 1 Mrs. Fleming, are now living in Se- attle.
 J4mes c. Gai1aey. Nome pioneer business man and prominent ig Arctic Brotherhood circles in the early days 1 anu ieDy iE al tu@Uhn1 loI t4Stiy Vt | t5l- i banks, are associated in the leather goods and novelty tasiness in New York. They have worked up q lne business.
 Sam Paaaifeld, former Dawson and ! Fairbanks miaia4 maa. is uoW living in Washington. D. c. his residence hene ell IsHraet Ronnifield was one ofthe outstanding figures in Jhe earlv days of bhe Fairbanks camp He was ereaged fn mining and was the c0a t9lling owner of one of the banks. Fl health overlook him and he was sent toa sanitarium in the States. He is nnlu restnred.to health. -lELng in ease 1