The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-19

} Van Duren said: T am proud to . te sourdough. and I only wish that had two hearts-one to stay in the Yukon and enc in Oregon, for wEen people get old they need 8 warmer climate
 Sunday morning baptisma1 serv- ices were held in the Presbyterian Church. Three babies were chris tened-Mary Edith Dell, the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Elwin Dell, John Royal Edwards, the son of MT. and Mrs. Orrin Edwards, and James Joseph Anderson, the son ot MT. and Mrs. c. A. Anderson. Mrs Orrin Edwards and the two older children, Shirley and David, were baptized. Mir Edwards also became a member of the Church.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugsne Johannes and infant daughter Norah Jean arrived on the Princess Louise to make their home in Skagway.
 Lyle Orbin arrived on tae Prin- cess Louise from Seattle to take position as brakeman with the. White Pass and Yukon Railroad. He was with the railroad before the war
 T. Wilhelm has returned from busiress trip to the states.
 Mrs. Richard Miller and her four children-Richard, Charles, Mary and Larry, came on the Princess Louise to join MT Miller, who is employed in the Audit Office. They have moved into the Beach House belonging to Mrs. Mary Pullen Kaponski
 MT. and Mrs. Bob Taylor from the dam just outside of Whitehorse on the river, returned on the Prin- cess Louise from visit in Scotland. They flew over the North Atlantic from Scotland to Montreal in IA , hours and are enthusiastic about flying
 Art Larson returned from a sev- eral weeks trip in the States. MT. and Mrs. McSavaney of Pow ell River, B. C., arrived on the Princess Louise to visit the A. M Brown family for couple of
 weeks. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Me- : Savaney are sisters.
 Captain and Mrs. O. J. Williams U. M. Alderson, and A. M Patter- ,, son, arrived on the Princess Lou : isc to discuss traffic problems witt :, the White Pass officials and Ha , Johnston, the c. P. R. agent 1T l Skagway. They also conferred witt l, the White Pass officials on nex Iyear's tourist season.
 ! Outgoing passengers on the Prin cess Louise from Skagwsy were MT : and Mrs. c. T. Sims, and thei three daughters, who returned t' < Seattle after spending the summel :, in Skagway; MT. and Mrs Ro, j Gault, who were returning to tkei !, home in Los Molinos; MT. and Mrs | Frank Schulters who were going tt
 a farm they own in Minnesota; ant
 Osborne Selmer who plans to g, . through the Mayo Brothers Clini
 in Rochester.
 j.. w. Flynn, engineer on thu White Pass. was officially notified lCctoher that he was retired iron
 service MT. Flynn was born Feh ,24, 1896. in Ellensburg, Wash, wher, his father, P J. Flynn, worked fo the Great Northern Railroad. II April, 1900. the Flynn family cam to Skagway. In 1912, Will Flynn started to work for the White Pas 5 Railroad. In May, 1917, he entered 2 the engine service as a fireman. H, < later became an engineer and ha s served with the White Pass for 8 years.
 E. Berg, a newspaper correspon
 dent from Stockholm, was a pas
 senger to Juneau by Alaska Coasta
 Monday, October 4.
 A regular meeting of Skagwa,
 Aerie No. 25, F. O. E., was hel,
 Tuesday evening. The member
 adopted new bylaws. New ritual
 were received. William Burfield wa appointed a trustee to fill tn y place left vacant by P. E. Olsen 5. leaving. Robert Boyd was appointe' 7 Outer Guard. The Lodge is spon