Ur. and Mrs. George ,
Horn of Seattle, former
Alaskans, having lived at J
Cordova, Suntrana and at
Fairbanks, were guests
for several days, of Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Robbins.
The Horns are en route to
Fairbanks where with a
partner, Mr. Horn will con
duct a painting and decor
ating business.
Mrs. F. A. Berger is
on this week's boat to joii}
her husband, who with A. S4
Madsen, has located home
steads near Cooper's Land-:
. ing. They are all from
Yakima.
Hans Overhallen, who haj
spent the last 10 months at
Mile 44, moved into Seward jj
last week to resume his vo-<]
cation as a carpenter. Mr.}j
Overhallen built the attracf-i
tive outing home of Joe
Stanton, at Mile 44.
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Albert R. Taylor, editor;
of The Magazine Alaska,was ;
in Moose Pass for several j
days last week. His maga- j.
zine is exceedingly inter- ;
esting and improves with {,
every issue.
Miss Hazel Zimmerman of j
the University Extension
Service, visited Moose Pass;
last week. Mrs. Harry L.
Smith took Miss Zimmerman j
and Mr. and Mrs. John Dorsh ;
to Hope last Thursday.
Harry L. Smith visited j
Hope recently and arranged j
to have his cabin there
moved on his lot to be used j
for a garage and will build i
a new home on the site of
the old cabin. The rumor at
Hope is th t-hr intends to
reside there.
l|
R. A. Baumgartner,Seward
attorney-at-law, bought thf>‘
Don Cook cabin and is div
ided in his mind as to
whether he will move it to ]
Mile 44 or leave it in
Moose Pass. A committee
is hereby appointed to
chain the cabin down so i
that it cannot be moved. 1
Moose Pass -would liko to
have the Baumgartners for
residents - part time or j
all the time.
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SEWARD
ALASKA
Item from Morrison (Mo.) Times-Tribune*
"At the morning services Reverend Marsh will speak on
;he subject,"Now the Depression Is Over, What Lessons Are
jearning?" The choir will sing,"Search Me, 0 Lord.' "
Item from the Klamath (Ore.) Messenger*
"The ladies of the Helping Hand Society claim some sort
>f record. Out of 50 members, 38 have been married to
he same man for 25 years.
To the question "Dewey run or do he not?" the answer
‘rom the varioiis primaries is "he certainly Dewey."