Seward daily gateway., 1924-01-26

H. S. Balderson was an outgoing passenger on the Victoria, en route to the states cn a short visit.
 Pete Milano and Frank Mussano, Vault creek miners, arrived on Sat urday's train and left for the States en route to Georgetown: British Gui- ana, where they will try their luck in the new gold fields. They have pros pected every creek and pup ir the interior camps.
 Fred Wright of the D. & D. Cafe was an outgoing passenger on the steamship Victoria en route to Seat ,e Upon his arrival in the States Mir. Wright, in company with Oscar Anderson will purchase all auto and make a pleasure and business trip to California, not forgetting to visit Tia Juana before returning nolth.
 IF your girl doesn't pay your way 70 the Leap Year Dance, you're stung for a dollar boys!
 w. R. Rathbun, wire chief of the Alaska railroad has been granted a 6O-day leave of absence and left on the Victoria for Seattle, where it is said his mother is seriously i'll. w. tnt, of fEo system is in charge during his ab- sence.
 Neil Wanamaker of the Anchorage Hardware firm of Hartley and Wana- maker, was an outgoing passenger on the Victoria. Mir Wanamaker is re- covering from recent severe attack of the influenza.
 Calvin s. Townsend, of the federal bureau of fisheries was an outgoing messenger on the last boat, following " severe illness in the Anchorage hospital.
 T " Hawkins returned home from few days visit to Anchorage.
 Private advices were received from Seattle on this boat. stating that Sig nal Corps employees would move to Seward about May 1. taking up quar- ters in the big Federal building. It etc yrh would be removed here or not, but the letter said that it was reported at he Seattle office that the entire op- erating force would come
 A letter was received from Sidney Bliton on one of the last boats, stat ing that he is homesick to get back to Alaska and that he has the prom ise from Capt. Parsons that if he will re-enlist in the Signal Corps, he will station him at Seward.
 Carl Erickson, a son-in-law of Ed win Kelly and wife, arrived on the Watson, and left on today's train for Anchorage where they will make their home.
 Thomas Neville, former resident of Seward who with his family re- moved in October to Seattle, will re- turn about February Is and take up his old job in the car shops.
 Edwin Kelly and wife were arrivals on the Admiral Watson and left this morning for Anchorage. MT. Kelly is an oldtimer of Dawson and Fair banks.
 Mrs. Don Carlos. who has snent the winter as nurse at the Jessie Lee Home at Unalaska, returned to Sew ard last night on the Latouche and 1t is said will enter into business in this city.
 Earl Hammond, who is engaged in promoting an aviation service in this sectlon ot Alaska, arrived from the Interior last night and is registered at the Van Glider.
 Deputy Marshal Willard Scott of hodlak, arrived on the Latouche. and Will leave on the Northwestern for seattle with a number of insane prisoners. Mrs. June Bolton will ac company him as matron. The prison CTS are James Kucil, an Austrian and Mrs. Wm. Hughes, an Indian woman
 Ben Delzelle, the well known com inerclal traveler arrived on the Wat son last night. "
 Mr' ana Mrs. s. M Graf returned on the Watson from a businesc tr;., to Valdez. 'iip SEPARATION Nn ~s,,a