Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-26
Local Items of the Week

Mike Sullivan, ties inspector, is Seward visitor
 J. J. Corey, an emplOye of the Al aska railway was registered at the Van Glider over Sunday.
 R. J. Summers, member of the Alaska Road Commission, arrived on the Victoria from Juneau, and left on today's train for Anchorage.
 Paul Denhart, Crow Creek mining man. arrived from the States on the Victoria.
 Every Dog Has His Day Here's your day, girls. Jan. '29. Big Leap Year Dance. A. B. Hall.
 Miss Freda Nelson arrived on Sat urday's train en route for Seldovia. She will sail west on the Starr
 Councilman August Conradt of Fairbanks was an outgoing passenger on the Victoria.
 Frank Hawk, who recently arrived here from Eagle Island, 70 miles be- low Ka1tag on the Yukon, left for the States on the Victoria
 w. w. Lukens. road commission superintendent who has been build ing a bridge near Kobe arrived on onturdav's train and left for Seattle on a business trip MT Lukens start ed out week or so ago but was sent back to Fairbanks on business mis- ion. He was accompanied Outside by Ross J. Kinney, foreman for the commission.
 Deputy Marshal Harry I. Staser of Anchorage was an outgoing passenger on the Victoria yesterday, with a pri- Soner Mr. Staser recently celebrat- I'd his thirty-third birthday, the ami Versary falling on the same day as that of Chas. Watson one of his as sistants.
 Harry Nelson, we'll known tailor in Anchorage, arrived on Saturdays train to meet his wife who came from the states on the Victoria. They re- turned home this morning.
 S. M Graf, manager of the local light and power company, left on last nights boat for a short business trip to southern ports
 w. E. Moultray Standard Oil man ager for the Seward branch return ed Saturday from Anchorage, where he spent the week on business mat ters. Mir Mountray is an enthusias, tic booster for Seward
 Wm R. Taylor, head of the Mount Mckinley Gold Placers, left on the Victoria for the states as far east as New York before returning. MT Taylor was one of the original party to ascend Mt. Mckinley.
 H. H. Hale of San Francisco, field representative of the Galena Signal Oil company, who has been in the in- ferlor the past month left on yester- days boat for California. MT Hale is the father of Robert Hale, the new master mechanic of the Alaska rail- road, who arrived on the Northwest ern to succeed Fred c. Farrell.
 Vim. F. Rohrbach, representing the Hardeman Hat company of Seattle. arrived on the Victoria on his way in- side.
 Louis Wolfe a we'll known Ketchi- kan jeweler, arrived on the Victoria and left for the interior on his way down the Yukon on a business trip.
 J. J. Chisholm, representing the West Coast Grocery Co.,, left on the Victoria on business trip to Tacoma.
 Mrs. w. w. Flynn returned to her home at Lakeview this morning.
 J. T. Cunningham, acting general manager of the Alaska railway during the absence of Manager Lanlis re- turned yesterday to Anchorage on a special train, which met the boat.
 Joe Elmes, travelling engineer for the Alaska railway, returned to An chorage on todays train
 Chas Mathewson, engineer for the Alaska railway returned on the Vic toria from a trip to the States, and resumed his duties yesterday
 Judge Leopold David and E. L. Bed ell will arrive in Seward on Wednes- days train, on business visit