The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-03

| pdSSeuSeT Cl IIle ESGcUeJIl lIllS Week.
 Mrs Warren Sheppard left for Juneau on the Esetbeth where it is 1 reported she will receive surgical attention at St. Ann's Hospital.
 The Broadway Theatre is in stalling a fine new sign over the marquee in front of the theatre.
 The roof of the Golden North Hotel has received a tarring job at the hands of Freddie Erickson. He stated there was surely lot of roof to cover
 Pat Carroll has had a fine horse- shoe court built on Fourth Avenue adjoining the Pack Train Inn and it is proving a very popular place, there being a waiting line most of the time.
 Birthday greetings to Charles Rapuzzi, who celebrated this oc- casion today, May 24.
 c. L. Barney" Anderson left for Juneau fer a weeks visit. He will proceed to the States to Idaho to join his family who are visiting her parents. Before returning to Skag- way Anderson will attend summer school.
 Mir. and Mrs Roy Gualt have vis- iting them her nephew Roy Trolley and his wife, California residents.
 Virginia Frazier of San Francisco. and Georgia Houser of Portland, Oregon, are taking trip through Alaska The two spent a week ill Juneau, flew to Skagway and after several days here went to White horse by train. From there they planned to take the bus over the Alcan Highway to Anchorage and Fairbanks.
 Mrs. Ava York and son, Glenn, arrived on the Estebeth this week and left later via train for White horse.
 O. NJ Warren of Magilia, Calif., Louis Woodfill of Shasta. Calf, Frank MacDougal of Stanwood, Wash, and William Lane from Whitehorse. were Skagway business visitors last week. They came to town to meet the Palisana and re- ceive a shipment of mining machin- cry which they planned to take over the railroad to Whitehorse and to
 he interior. They met with mis-
 ortunate for the bridge burned and
 hey are still minus their machinery
 though 1t is expected to go out socn. They were registered at the
 olden North Hotel while here.
 Mrs. R. E. Duilerd and two chil- dren and Mrs. Mcfarland. all Car cross residents. came in last week 70 meet Mrs. Dullerd's mother and father who will spend some time with them
 Mrs. c. M Roland, a nurse from Pittsburgh, Pa, who spent some time in Skagway last fall while on her way to Seward, was once more visitor several days last week. Mrs. Roland went over the Alaska Rail road to Anchorage, and Fairbanks, where she took the bus and travelled the Alcan Highway to Whitehorse, and thence to Skagway over the White Pass. She reported a most delightful trip.
 Two members of the Royal Navy, Captains R. s. Tunlife and R. H. w. F'indley, spent few days in Skag- way this past week. They gave Ot- tawa as their home address. Mrs. Al Woods, advertising rep resentative for the Canadian Pa cific publication, Alaska Princess, was a business caller in Skagway recently.
 Fowler Matrin, Vice President of the Pacific National Bank in Seat tie and Harvey J. Oster, salesman were Skagway visitors this week and were guests of the Golden North Hotel while here.
 Mrs. Thornton of Beaumont, Tex as. arrived from Juneau via Alaska Coastal plane Friday and will spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs E. Logan, and family. c. F. Jaggers. a retired railroad ] man from Heldsberg, Calif.. recently