The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-16

l Petersburg, Alaska, teachers and Mary Etta Jacoby, Hannibal, Mo, } and Ethel Evans of Lepo, Kansas, who have been teaching at Ketchi- kan, were Skagway visitors, guests of the Golden North. While here , they made the round trip to White , horse. They left on the Princess Norah.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Wallace passed through town on their way to Fairbanks via the Alcan High way. They will visit with son who is employed on the Alaska Railroad at Curry.
 Nick Arsen, White Pass section foreman was a guest at the Golden North this week. He arrived on the Princess Norah
 MT. and Mrs. T. c. Richards, well known Whitehorse residents, &C., companied friends to Skagway last Monday, returning home on Tues days train. The friends left on the Princess Norah.
 Mary Hawkes., Virginia Edwards and Margaret Hawk, Juneau resi- dents, flew to Skagway via Dean Goodman charter service. After spending the night at the Golden North, they left for Fairbanks by train and bus.
 i Mary B. Dale, resident of Pasa- dena, Calf, flew all the way to Whitehorse, and made the round trip to Skagway She planned to fly to Fairbanks and Anchorage, then return to Juneau and later to Pasadena. Miss Dale had two weeks vacation and decided to make the most of it. She stated she had had a wonderful trip so far.
 The Golden North Hotel recent ly received three dozen new inner spring mattresses, bedsteads, new linens and blankets and other items which have been placed in the rooms in an effort to provide the guests with more comfortable sleep ing.
 The Missionary boat Fairtide, of the Mission of God Church of Ju- neau, arrived in port about 3 this afternoon, having left Juneau at 5 the same morning Those aboard reported a perfect day for their trip. After brief visit at Haines they came to Skagway and will leave in the morning for Fairbanks for the Territorial Convention. Registered at the Golden North were Dorothy White, the Rev. R. E. Baker, the Rev and Mrs. Fred Vogler of Springfield, Mo, and Rev. Herbert Baulin of Sitka. There are twelve in the party and they ex- pect to be gone two weeks. The Rev. Vogler is the General Sup erintendent of the Mission of God Church and is in Alaska on an inspection trip.
 Mother Barbour" of One Mans family fame was round tripper on the Princess Norah. She is Mrs. Minetta Ellen, 72 years old. She made the trip in company with MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mur- phy of Seattle, old friends. One Mans Family had its inspiration in the Forsyte Saga, John Gals worthy's great story of family history and was started l5 years ago by Carlton E. Morse, a former Seattle newspaper man who made two million from it. Mother Bar bour plans to retire in the near future and write a cook book, mix ing recipes and anecdotes of pro- gram days She visited in Skag- way, and to all. stated She was having a wonderful trip.
 The Igloo Bar, Snack Bar and Liquor store, the Broadway Thea Ire and Keller's Drug Store are all receiving a coat of paint and are looking most attractive in their new johs. The Golden North Hotel Coffee Shop has also had new paint job.
 Little Billy Cederburg entertain ed a number of his small friends in celebration of his fifth birthday Friday afternoon at the Cederberg home on Main Street. Ice cream and cake were served by sister, Elizabeth Alexander to the small guests.
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