The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-12
to spend some weeks visiting Seattle. Portland and Denver.

! to spend some weeks visiting in Seattle. Portland and Denver. Bert Strom, young son of MT and Mrs. Trigve Strom, left by plane Thursday to spend a week with his grandmother, Mrs. A. J. Dahl in, Petersburg.
 1 Mrs. H. s. Maust and sons Billie and Norman are houseguestS un- til the next North Sea, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Nick Lindquist. Mrs. Maust is the daughter of Mrs. Iindquist and this is her first trip to Sitka since she left to make her home in Seattle, IS years ago.
 Mrs. Anna Thomsen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Adolph Thomsen, re- turned last week after year spent at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, where she underwent series of plastic operations.
 James Lantrys four children, Pa tracia, Eva, Frances and James, arrived by plane Saturday to make their home here with their father, after living for several years in Cincinnati, O., with relatives.
 Mrs. Foster Mills returned Sun day after spending her vacation in Seattle with her son-in-law and daughter, MT and Mrs. John OSse- ward, and visiting other relatives in Oregon. She was met in Juneau by her husband, who flew over the day before.
 MT. and Mrs William Rider ar rived last week from Canby, Oregon to spend a month with their son. in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. William Watkins.
 Mrs. Harriet McClane arrived last week from Seattle and IS guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Brightman. Mrs McClane was a resident of Alaska for many years, making her home in Ketch- ikan until recent years.
 Elmer Greenbank left by plane Monday enroute to Seward to in vestigate farming possibilities in the Matanuska Valley. He will be join ed by his bride, the former Pearl Futile, as soon as he obtains @ permanent location.
 Mrs. Greenbank has resigned as clerk at Stoit's Five and Ten Store and has been replaced by Mrs. Jane visic, a recent arrival in Sitka.
 Mrs. John Dolenc and daughter Arlene left on the North Sea to visit with relatives and friends in the States until Fall when Miss Dclenc will enroll at the univer- sity in Pullman.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Erickson and sen Robert left on the North Sea to make their permanent home in Southern California, after spending son.e months visiting relatives along the Coast and the Midwest. MT. Erickson came to Sitka some years ago as accountant for Stems Drake Puget Sound Construction at the Naval Air Station, and for the past few years has been Office Manager of the Sitka Cold Storage Company
 Mres. Andrew Koskela sailed on the North Sea for Seattle where her husband, fishermen, has been confined at the Marine Hos pital for several months. She made a brief return trip to Sitka to dis pose of her home on Finn Alley. Tommy Amundsen, clerk at the Sitka Mercantile, was the purchas- CT.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Krentz re- turned aboard the North Sea to i their home in the States after a i visit of several weeks here with
 their daughter, Mrs. Pete Banner
 who accompanied them as far as i Juneau.
 Mrs. Elaine Remington returned
 by plane Tuesday via PAA from Seattle where she had been called
 by illness in her sisters family
 While south Mrs. Herrington ac-
 cepted a position with the Stand
 ard Realty Company in Seattle ane is leaving by plane again on Mon