The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-29

MT. and Mrs A. Mckay, well known residents of Carcross, Y IT, visited friends here last week returning hcme on Saturdays train.
 Mir and Mrs. Lyman Reynoldson Jr.. returned to Skagway Wednes- day afternoon after spending the past three months at Tok June ten. where MT Reynoldson was a Deputy Collector of Customs.
 Mrs. D. J Mulcare was hostess to the wives of several rnembeys of the Elks Lodge on Thursday evening while their husbands at tended their meeting Bridge was the evenings diversion and several prizes were awarded
 MT. and Mrs. Ted Reynolds plan to leave in the near future for Juneau and Southeast Alaska where they will visit a brother of Mir. Reynolds They will go to the Westward for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Noel Pennington and Patty spent the weekend with Mrs Charles Rapuzzi. They re- turned to White Pass Monday morning.
 The Alaska Transfer Company cffice has received redecorating job at the hands of the feminine members of the force.
 Nearly 300 tickets were sold for the Eagles Dance on Saturday evening and the hall was crowded until after midnight The turkey which was awarded was won by Mark Lee Perhaps we should say there are no turkeys in town and he will have to wait until the strike is settled, apparently. Wom- en of the Auxiliary sold hot dogs and cokes all evening and did a kig business in those items. Doc Policy and his orchestra furnished the poppy music for the dance The dance was given to raise funds for the Eagles Community Christ mas Tree when gifts will be given to all children from the Sth grade down
 Percy Colton had a letter from his wife on the last boat which stated that the date of her return is still uncertain as she is feeling far from well and is receiving medical attention and a check up at a Portland clinic.
 The Presbyterian Church reports there was an attendance record in their Sunday school last Sunday when better than TO were present
 The Skagway women players oi the Elks Lodge are highly 1en- unused over the bowling tourna- ment with Juneau, although theiI luck has been very poor so far They do not feel at all discouraged though as the majority of the players are new at the game, hay ing been plssing but few months l Scores are wired in.
 Ace Logan has purchased the Ferguson cottage on Third ano State Street and is now living there.
 MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Moe left on the EStebeth for Juneau ano returned on the Louise Friday morning. Shirley stayed with Me Pauline Pribbernow.
 Jimmy Patterson, genial proprl- etOr of the Skagway Grill, plans vacation trip to the States, if ht ldcesn't back out at the last min ute. He has been working Witfou any vacation for the past year ar- feels the need of a breather
 c. J. Rogers, President of tht White Pass Railroad, returned tt Skagway this week after a few weeks vacation in the States H. returned via Whitehorse.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor L. Spark were returning passengers on th' Louise from Juneau, having spen the past month vacationing a Tenakee.
 M. Denton, White Pass employee spent a few days in town thi week.
 Fairbanks residents who were il Skagway between boats were c. w K. Carlisle and MT. and Mrs c W. Moore.
 A new service for nurses an other workers at the san wa started recently by the Rev. Joh Dodoe of the PreSbyterian Church