The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20


 the Leota Thursday evening, and returned to Skagway on the Ton gass Saturday. They plan to make the various stops before reaching Sitka. After returning to Juneau, their Headquarters, they will leave for the Westward MT. and Mrs. Kane live at the Baranof Hotel in Juneau. MT. Kane has been serv- ing the public in Alaska for many years
 Skagway residents had visions of nice juicy steaks and green stuff when the Tongass arrived Saturday, but they were disappointed. Her cargo consisted of a large supply of piling and some machinery. Sine sailed about ' p. m.
 The Leota postponed her sailing time for an hour on Thursday eve- ming to accommodate a number of her passengers who came up from Haines for medical and eye treat mentS.
 John Reynoldson who has been in the armed forces for over a year and a half returned hone this week. John has been stationed in India for months. Small daughter Lcis Jean, and wife, Lois, and his father Lyman Reynoldson, are re- joicing to have him home again. His plans for the future are rather indefinite. He spent four days in Seattle with his mother and grand father.
 Mrs R. D. Sheppard and son went to Haines on the Leota and re- turned Saturday afternoon on the Tongass. Mrs. Sheppard formerly lived in Haines.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Dennis have purchased the Plymouth sedan own cd by MT. and Mrs. C. Williams, who have been employed at the Skagway Sanatorium the past year. MT. and Mrs. Williams nave gone 10 White Mountain near Nome, where they will wort: in a govern ment institution.
 Mrs. Catherine Rosenkranz and son, Darrell, are the house guests of MT. and Mrs. Phillip Olsen and will be here until after the Fourth. Mrs. Rosenkranz is a resident of Tieton, Wash.
 Mrs. Dixie Turpin and Don Ben nett, carpenter, were married We'd nesday evening by Commissioner McCann at her home. They have taken up residence in an apartment over the Immigration Office. Mrs. Bennett has been an employee at the T.B. Sanatorium for a year or longer MT Bennett has worked for JLe Mission for some time.
 The small daughter of Mrs. Earl hammers of Haines, who has been receiving medical attention at the White Pass hospital the past week, is improving steadily and will be able to return home sen
 Dr. c. L. Policy made a short business trip to Juneau fne latter part of the week He left here on the Norah Thursday evening and returned by plane Saturday after neon.
 Mrs. Adeline Gould arrived on enc of the last boats from Seattle and has taken position at the White Pass sanatorium as cook.
 Clarence Lyons was brought up from Haines by small boat Wednes- day afternoon with a severed ar tery After treatment at the White Pass hospital, he was allowed to return home Thursday evening on the Leota.
 The new walk being constructed from the dock to First street where it will connect with the city side walk, is well along and is a won- derful improvement to walking con- ditions. The White Pass crew is doing the work.
 Miss Virginia Carroll, niece of Mayor Carroll, celebrated her birthday June l3 with a party at the home of Mayor and Mrs. c. A. Carroll. Eight guests were present to enjoy a pleasant evening of merriment and games, at the con- clusion, of which beautiful birth day cake which was presented to her by MT. and Mrs. Mccarthy of the Skagway Bakery, was cut. Miss Carroll received a number of very lovely gifts.
 Tech. Sgt. Dewaine C. Hardin ar rived on the Louise from Seattle and will relieve Tech. Sgt. George Woodbury of the local ACS office. Sgt. Woodbury will leave for Seattle in the near future where he will receive his diScharpe after over 20