Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-01

was guest or the F1OIel ooWdIu over Sunday. She left on the North western for the states. lh
 insta Mrs E Mellish of Nenana was Hote registered at the Hotel Seward over will Sunday. time
 - by t Mrs. Catherine Schultz spent Sun- day in Seward, returning to her home Tn in Anchorage on todays train. ms
 son Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNiece return mlra ed to their home at Moraine on to- June days train Mrs. McNiece and daugh- sumi ter arrived m inc boat from the partl states. ests' MT. and Mrs. Estus and family and Tn Mir. Malcolm, who have been fishing oeeh ,+ c,,ao,,;o +ho r.e+ c,,r,,oo,. will he week outgoing passengers on the Admiral Watson. M'
 rived w S Perkins. Loet Melemeur, and char Sig Svendsen of Cache creek, arriv- Days ed in town Saturday. leaving on the ting Northwestern for the States. ter. James Tweed, c. A. Anderson, A. Ca Erickson, and Sid Sheldon of Nenana wher were registered at the Overland over Elois Sunday Dy U Dan c. Whiteford of Valdez, ar rived on the Northwestern leaving for ceiC the Interior on todav's train apar
 ing. John E. Johnson and T. Shaw of Circle, were in town over Sunday. Tn
 .- mou1 Postal Inspectors Fitzgerald and full Pinkerton were outgoing passengers local on the Northwestern, en route to Se- fitted attle
 Regular meeting of the .. E. ;. to- after night at o'clock. Social hour after for a business. Members requested to be present. w.
 Petel Fred Liljegren, the Naked Island ing t fox rancher, returned on the North two western, from trip to Seattle.
 U. T. Mlilaro' Ill charge ol the ohl'- Alas ina office of the Alaska Road Com so+,, mission, returned from a short busi wifa ness trip to Seattle. e.
 post rom r. otamey' an olotlfner rom Alas n"'ouene' was q ie'uiniiie passenger may on the Northwestern.
 1,. e. c.aI4la .l,s Y. ..S T. Hood trip of the Northwestern. Judge Wm. H. Whittlesey, who has '1- been attending court at Cordova, re- turned on the Northwestern.
 regis ,r m u leave turned from Cordova on the last boat, after months absence.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Heaston have returned to town from their Moose ,rh Pass property and will remain here ,os ''11' attor
 sliop o "lii oA s'1l 'a.iN' ""' He { q eue'' ol 'iie OFeii'hu ounu"s' and MT. and Mrs Charles G. Hubbard were visitors in Seward Saturday af IT oo,,;n in fro,,, +ho pr;,, the V rose mine. They will return to Sew nS'ii ard about November 3.
 Wa Mrs Fe,;x Brown wife of inc wei, emp, ,vnor Aroboroga mercb.p+ return- tu!nc oa fror, rordo1ro on +bo ,os+ hoat ppsit where she served as juror, and left hiei' on todays train for her home.
 nan Mckenzie rditarod nioneer who was Seward visitor yesterday last ,
 the Emmet and Joseph Nelson, of the gone Moose Pass district, were Overland guests yesterday. Ill
 terno uumnbrev of Ho1x, crosS arriv fish ed in town Saturday, and was guest of local hotel over Sunday. '.
 oragt w. J. Imlach, the we'll known pack tof U CT, was a guest of the Van Glider ol ? over Sunday. ioS'a S'a G. B. Nelson and Henry Lucas of M Skilak lake, were registered at the 'oi' Hotel Sexton over Sunday.
 J. J. Mccarthy, we'll known caterer, oui Y was a returning passenger from Cor 'iie dova on the Northwestern. He was juror at the recent court term. MI
 lal Martin Kilean, of the Forest ser Drloe vice, was registered at the Hotel Van Glider over Sunday. br
 local Mrs. C.. L. Vickers, wife of the head tract of the Anderson Mercantile Company rallr of Seldovia, will be an outgoing pas set | senger on the Admiral Watson to man spend the winter in the States
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