Miss Eleanor Watson,
nurse at Seward General
hospital, visited Joe Vo
nah and Anson Gouldsberry
at Crown Point cabin last
Saturday. They took her
to Mile 8 and iniated her
in the art of skiing-Mr.
Vonah having done consider
able amount of skiing in
his native honeland-Switz
erland.
Miss Wat son is one of
this year's newcomers to
Alaska and following the
strenuous hours they spent
On skiis she thoroly en
joyed a dinner her hosts
prepared for her,when she
ate her first moose steak.
A skating party at Mile
27-g- on Trail Lake included
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cook, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry L. Smith,Mr,
and Mrs. Sam Estes, Mrs.
Leora Roycroft, Miss Mary
Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Laubscher, Sd and Bob Estes
"Chuck" Clements and Anson
Gouldsberry. Hamburgers
and coffee were prepared
over an open fire and at
a later hour the party wenl
to Hielo’s roadhouse and
danced,
Mr, and Mrs. Dick Beis
ner of Seward, spent the
weekend with George James
at Kenai Lodge at Lawing.
On Tuesday evening Mrs.
Beisner entertained as
dinner guests Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Stafford, Miss Mary
Stafford, Mr. James, "Chuci
Clements, Warren Beck and
Mr. Beisner.
Newell Pond went to Ko
diak the last sailing of
the Cordova.
"Bud" Tolsen is trapping
at Ptarmigan Lake this
winter.
Joe Vonah has moved to
the cabin formerly occupiec
by Joe Pradella.
Mrs. Bob Saxton return
ed Wednesday of last week
from Seward where she re
ceived treatment at Seward
General hospital.
Fred Woedemann is a pa
tient at the hospital in
Seward.
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Bcause the ss McKinley
didn't come to southcentral
jAlaska week before last to
[provide transportation for .
Third and Fourth district
delegates to attend the Ter*
ritorial Democratic conven
tion in Juneau, the conven
tion was postponed one week
and is now in session.
Report is that President
Roosevelt has disclosed that
he will name an earlier
Thursday for Thanksgiving
Day again in 1940. Mrs. Har
ry L. Smith received a letter
from a New England friend in
which the friend stated that
they had celebrated November
23 as Franksgiving day and
November 30 as Thanksgiving
Day.
It is estimated that the
new Bristol Bay fishing regu
lations from the Department of
the Interior, will throw at
least 3,000 men out of work
this coming season.