Seward daily gateway., 1924-05-10
Local Happenings of Week

AONS~A AA~ O Monday an 'asSsse oatgo
 miral Ev Several parties spent yesterday out ing on the beach toward Spruce Creek.
 Ed Leach left on this mornings train on his initial trip as member Oscar { of the diner force. Moose P
 vas D; Roy Wilkins, we'll known in boxing he Alam circles in Anchorage, was an arrival ing for h on Saturdays train.
 Harry FEE. Leslie left for Anchorage this ii''iei oI morning for visit between trains. ee A freight in Seward yesterday morn ,a,noaa, left for the north at an early hour to- ,,rdo S, day, so as to escape 'he u""soA Ai0 look art" slides. awsor
 business Fire Chief Jack Walker is inspect ing flues these days. r. M
 who has Mrs. T. w. Hawkins and daughter eral mon Virginia left on the Alameda for the turning ? States. route to
 panied b. Matt Peters and his crew, who have baan assisting in the work of clearing Mrs. H avav +be slides along the railroad, the Alan returned to town yesterday morning. in the st:
 Moose P Al Blair who has been working at the Alitak Packing Company for the Chas s mast two years arrived in Seward yes and bro terdav on the Admiral Evans. flying
 Sunday Richard Wal1elin, popular travelling ing yesu man was an arrival on the Evans. where H.
 ka railro Deputy Marshal Willard T. Scott, ro.aad +hrouob Seward m the Evans Nels H t.o.4o,,Io. ~, b; uo,, +o ya1dez tors in Mrs Brice Howard and were -NiS'
 IL, 1,,,on. fro,, An fined to ahorage to Kodiak where thev will days wit visit for awhile.
 Harper H. W. Sterling, in charge of the in5 opel' , f +b >,osko poad Commits in the St : ; 4b4 +.r;+or,. yos an An turning oI,anoor, ,,oesoroor on tho last Evans and left and will begin work in this district he "'-S a ~ law Mrs
 Ada Bee According to word received on the cnolS9e Admiral Evans, George H. Singer, postmaster at Kenai, died suddenly The at that place last week. MT. Singer hampere was an odtime resident of Kenai, past two having lived there continuously for tirey cl twentv-seyen years Mr. Singer first open fire came to Alaska about thirty-five years ago and has been identified with the Work early history of the Cook Inlet dis foundati trict. building
 The wol Anch0rage passengers on the Ad- Bruhn b miral Evans were Mr. and Mrs. Jas G. Truitt. MT. Truitt has an engineer Ticket ing position with the Alaska Road are bein Commission. are 8.72 Tn the recent contest for May Queen at Anchorage Miss Flore Johnson won the coveted place. Other contest ants were Miss Margaret Porter, and Mrs. Miss Esther Peyser. a Dfldge
 to five, E. R. Tarwater of the Bank of An Seward cEorage passed through Seward Sat dis hos urdty night en route to Valdez where derston, he will appear before the grand jury as a witness. R o.
 home or H. J. Evans, Anchorage painter, was day. Valdez passenger on the Evans.
 Peter Mr. and Mrs H. J. Noble were pas yesterds sengers on the Alameda for Juneau. their ho Mr. Noble was recently connected will con with the grocery department of Brown & Hawkins Corp. After
 Alaska The Bridge Club will meet tomorrow Seward afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Mrs. Saturda Flames. Election of officers will be The occ held, so a full attendance is required. ue is u
 Anchors Ike Beal and Frank Cunningham ard. were Valdez passengers on the Ala meda Saturday night. Jack line wit Alfred Rossness Valdez pas compan senger on Saturday nights boat. bound I
 ans last Roy F. Snyder and Mrs. Snyder left on the Alameda for Cordova where The $ they will visit for about month MT. morning Snyder operates the Star Taxi here expecte L v. Ray was valdez passenger Color on tla Alameda. to Ancl Prohibition Agent Flanigan left on The the Alameda Saturday night Tor val port tn dez, where he has a number o1 cases of halil to present before the district court.
 Dan T. Kennedy, government pack CT in Mckinley Park, was Seattle bound passenger the Alameda. Walt'
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