George Edward Lewis, producer
of the film “Chechakos” arrived
In Seward on the SS Alameda to
day.
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The SS Alameda, of the Alaska
Steamship Company, arrived in port
early this morning bringing a quan
tity of mail, abut 400 tons of freight
and many passengers from Seattle
and way ports.
Passengers who boarded the ves
sel at Seattle for Seward included:
S. Andrus, Mrs. E. Banbury, Mrs.
H. K. Carlisle, J. H. Eaton. M. Eisen
stadt, Catherine Guder, Mrs. E.
Homstad. T. H. Jasper, Clias. Jas
per, Lorraine Johnson, Dick John
son, Mrs. A. A. Johnson.
L. L. Nicholas, Mrs. Fred Parsons,
Stanley Parsons, Mrs. H. E. Ray
mond, Mrs. R. R. Reeser, Miss
Spangler, A. R. Yuill.
Others who boarded the vessel
at„wayports in '.'uded: Wilma Cleva
seau, B. Coppmger, A. Moore, W. L.
Kinsell, L. M. Dow, W. H. King, H.
A. Sneve, A. Dimond, E. A. Reisner,
G. E. Lewis.
Attorney A. J. Dimond was an
arrival on the SS Alameda from
Valdez. Attorney Dimond will
leave on the Alameda for home on
the vessel’s southbound voyage.
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VAN GILDER—A. J- Dimond.
SEWARD—Ray Marheny, L. M.
Dow, M- Eisenstadt, Blaine Cop
pinger, Mrs. H. E. Raymond, A. A.
Johnson, W L. Kinsell, W. H.
King, J. Kight.
OVERLAND—M u r 1 Trevethan,
Floyd Trevethan, George Edward
Lewis.
GILLILAND—R. Kern.
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j E. R- Weaver, of Moose Pass, is
| a visitor in Seward, having arriv
; ed last Sunday. He came into
town to purchase supplies and
will leave on tomorrow’s passenger
train for Moose Pass where he
will remain thruout the winter.
Mr. Weaver has been employed by
the Bureau of Public Roads at
Moose Pass thruout the summer
George James has been called
to Seattle on business and will
leave on the SS Alameda. He will
remain in Seattle about a week
and then return to Seward, pro
bably making connections with
the Admiral Evans leaving on
November 3.
The body of Father George H.
Woodley, who came to a tragic and
untimely end while hunting out of
Anchorage recently, will arrive on
the train tonight to be placed on
the SS Alameda. Funeral mass
was to be held at Anchorage today.
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The Seward Chamber of Com
merce highway extension committee
expected to have the work at Mile
18 completed today.
WARNING TO CHILDREN
Owing to many complaints the
Chief of Police has been instructed
to arrest any child caught marking
windows, buildings, cars or for up
setting ash cans or other depreda
tions; especially the throwing of
nails or tacks into the streets. Hal
loween is no excuse for these dam
ages.
D. C. BROWNELL, Mayor.
CHICKENS DISAPPEAR
Some petty thieves apparently
had a chicken dinner the other
day, according to a local resident
who reports the loss of his only two
hens. He says that the morning he
noticed the disappearance, was
when he went out to feed the two
chickens but found only feathers.
Reports have been made by other
residents that garden products have
been stolen on several occasions.
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Cream. For sale at the Candy Cot
tage.
Mrs. V. H. De Bolt, wife of the
superintendent of the Seward
Public Schools is among the pas
sengers aboard the SS Alaska
which left Seattle today.
Mrs. Emma Banbury, former
Seward resident, was among the re
turning passenger on the SS Ala
meda after spending several months
in the States.
Now is the time to look over old
packs and have new bottoms put
on for winter.
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