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\\ M AT THK owl. SAID
\ «is-> old Owl sat on a tree.
Last night when I went to bod.
Me looted wry wise, as he blinked
his eves.
And this is what h'e said:
• Man win beeu a good little boy all
day?
Tu-wlnt-tu-whit-tu-who-o-o:
I say. have you been a good little
boy?
> •■*. you-ou-ou-ou."'
II. solemnly sat and blinksd at me.
ISnt I didn't say a word.
I localise I knew that sister Sue
W ould probably have heard.
He said. "Who wanted the toys all
day?
Tu-whit-tu-whit-tu-who-o-o:
And wouldn't let his sister play*
Yes. who-o-o-o?"
■ w very wise was that gray Owl,
And 1 whispered very low:
l'.-.ir Owl. I'll try uot to make Sue
cry
Since you have told me so."
\::11 he :!,tppod his wings as he uew
away.
vinjr. "Tu-whit-tu-who-o-o.
I: you're good you'll be happy while
>»u are at play.
So ilo-O-O-O-O."
itli'-r Kdgar Gallant dined with
il> of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn
mi New Year's Day.
Mrs. Harriet S. Pulleu was an in
lor al dinner guest of Dr. and Mrs.
S. Keller on Wednesday.
\!:ss Klsie C. Goodger left on
". U"-day for Atlin, where she will
etiler upon her work as teacher.
•. .1 persons not having phones are
Jill the i^le hours
umh pleasure!
Time never hangs heavy on your hands when von have a
VICTROLA
In the house
By onr liberal
installment Plan
you can now have any instrument we have In stock put ,
in your home at once and enjoy all the great mu
sical artists while you are paying for it.
Remember, all we ask Is a small
payment down and the bal- 1
ance to suit your
convenience
Kellfr brothers
Sl<cigway's Social Weel<
asked to send any item of a social
nature to No. 1 or 19 as early as
possible in the week.
o—o— o
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanson were
dinner guests on New Year's Day
with tl\e family .if Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice A. Coding.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Miller were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Hannan and Miss Klsie C.
(loodger on New Year's Day.
V. I. Hahn. superintendent of the
W. P. & Y. R., returned on t!;e
Princess Mary. Mr Hanh has been
in Seattle visiting with his fa.inl
and enjoying his winter vacation.
Mrs. A. Slaughter and Miss Bessie
C. White were evening guests at
cards of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn,
Mr. and Mrs. James K. McAlister
aud Mr. J. W. Fljnn on Thursday.
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Suffecool. Dr. A. \Y. Yalens
and Judge Martin Conway were
informal evening card guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. G. Hentv and Mrs. K. H.
Owen.
o—o~~ —o
Miss Margaret Strachan was a pas
senger to Juueau on the gas boat
that took the run of the Kstebeth.
From Juneau Miss Strachan will go
to Sitka for a visit and then proceed
on to the States.
Miss Adele Cooper of Vancouvei
R. B.. was an arriveal on «hf» Prtn.
ecc Mary and will fill the place ..
nurse left vacant b.* the resignatio
of Miss Margaret Sirachan. M.s
Cooper is a sister of Miss Constant
Coojter, who is also a nnrse in lh
\V. P. & Y. R. hospital.
News reaches Skagwav that M
liam Wolfgram. formerly lino! vp
operator for the SSagway Ala.- an
is still at Centralia, ft'ashington :>n
is contemplating a trip to St P:
to visit with relatives and frit ds
After that Mr. Wol.gram may a-tin
seek the north country.
—o—o—o
Miss Margaret Callihan a: d M
Klsa Ridlan returned on the P
son from a visit to Fort William 11
Seward, where they were the tuesis
of Lieutenant and Mrs. See tin
While at the Post Miss Callihan .11 .1
Miss Kidlan were entertained wi
several afternoon and evening f .
tions.
Mrs. (leorge R IVdn.ii n was a jw
for a visit with her mot er at .;
other relatives in Oregon Mr* in-.,
man will he absent from Sk.
for several weeks, and da"* r.c her
absence the Golden North . afe u
Kleanor Rothmund
On Monday Mr and Mrs lj»t* ™
and Mrs. I! IV Clark. !' r daug::
ter, Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs I aiir
F. Curtis and their daui it r. Kvivn.
Iu the evening Mr *nd > \!aur.>
A. Coding were added to the other
guests and the ewning w.is |i. ,is
antlv passed with "uOi1
Mr and Mrs. J M. RnSTnor wore
arrivals 011 the train on Tuesdv
from Atlin. and after a stop at the
Pullen House they left on the I'rit
ess Mary for the south Before r<
turning north. Mr. and Mrs RuSiier
will visit in Cincinnati. Ohio, t
former home of Mr Ruffner. and
in Monmouth. Illinois, the former
home of Mrs. Ruffner.
On Friday Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Flynn entertained Father Ledger Ca.
lanl. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Mur
ray and their two daughters. Helen
and Patricia. Mr. l>an McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. James K. McAlister.
J. \V. Flynn and Caroline Ann Mc
Alister, The exetilng was happily
passed with games and music. De
licious refreshments were served.
Mrs. George Black and her moth
er, Mrs. Laumeiste.-. entertained on
New Year's Pay at dinner for Mrs
N
Feero, Mr. and Mrs. (luy C Sipprelle
Mr. Dan McDonald. Myraa, Geral
dine and Venita Ferro Walter and
Wlnnifred Sipprelle and Adrians
IUack. This was a real enjoyable
family gathering a.-.d a very pleas
ant event.
O— O——o
A rainbow in winter is not an un
common occurrence when it is rain
ing, but a rainbow In winter—when
it is snowing is something of a rar
ity. Last week during a light fall
of snow a beautiful rainbow could
be seen on the mountain .between
[ the bay and A. B. mountain. It fad
ed and came many :imes before the
clouds hid the sun from view. Many
! were called to see it and all who
i saw will not soon firget the sight of
! lovliness.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Flvnn, Father
i Edgar Gallant, Judge Martin Con
way, Mr. and Mrs. James K. McAl
ister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson
• Miss Lillian Peterson, Mr. and Mrs
P. S. Murray, Helen Murray, Patric
ia Murray, J. \V. Flrnn and Miss Lu
j oiPe Hudson gathered in the home
j of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gayer anc
IVpd an old fashioned Now ^ PSr
e\t>i:inR. Music w»s the chief at
traction and the hostess served a
very tempting repast.
The dsnce given by the Elks In |
eir club and asstmbly room on
New Year's Eve was a very great
success. Everything was as adver
li^-ed, only better. The refresh
ments were bouniiful and of the
best There »as l.othing omitted
, -0:11 the program is advertised by
commit tees and the dance was so
11 ucii enjoyed that the dancers did
not give up its pleasures until late
1 the night. The singing of Auld
i.ing Syne and the silent eleven
o'clock toast were duly observed
Mrs A1 ce L. Grant has accepted
it- position with Keller Bros, left
. 1.:i 1 by the resignation of Miss
upon her duties at general clerk.
s Grant has had much eyperience
in this hne of wot k. especially the
u:i.p department, as her father was
b it ivsician in Los Angeles for many
• irs, and his daughter was his
helper .n many cnses Mrs. Grant
! as had charge of work in general
erchaitdise stores and had a wo
jui n's furnishing ard millinery store
1 SK;ig»ay in former years
1 Isie C Goodger and has entered
Pr. A. W. Valens. Mr and Mrs !
Kric To.fei and Mr. and Mr* W A. '
• wore dinner guests of Mr. and
Owen on Monday in the evening
icd Mrs. Kenneth Hannan. Mist
4e t Goi>dper. XIr and Mrs. W.
n de V all and Mr and Mrs. P. H j
; ■ i-arae in for a fame of "500"
li the hosts and other guests and
time was passed very pleasantly
"Irs Blanchard and Mr. Van de
V\ all took first honors at cards and
Hannan and Mr ttantr were
soled with suitable awards.
■hidee and Mrs J J. F. Ward
• re nost and hostess on Monday
• :i pi.>up of friends at cards and
cut The houae and table do
> orations were in the Christmas hol
iday colors of red and green. A very
delicious supper was served in the
■lining room and the long table had
its complement of decorations.
Those who partook of the hospital
ity of Judge and Mrs. Ward were:
Mrs. E. A. Kasmuson, Miss Clara
M-ars, Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Web
su-r, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tanner, Mr.
John M. Keller, Mrs. A. Slaughter.
Miss Bessie C. White, Mr. Arnold
(luifeid and Mr. Henry Deuman.
Many bookings have been made
; Iready by tourists for the coming
sotson and it behooves us to be up
and doing in order to make the old
wn more attractive. Juneau, with
her scenic Glacier Highway, is mak
ir c a gTeat effort to secure the stay
of tourists in her town and to make
the trip by auto in time to catch the
boats at a port further north. Now
let us get together and work for
that much talked of road to Den^r
Glacier and all the other reads we
can get. We have had so little real
winter weather that we still tee!
that winter is still ahead, while it is
almost time for the north travel to
begin of people who went outside
and are homeward bound and anx
ious to get home to prepare for the
summer harvest of curio seekers.
Many of the people of Skagway
availed themselves of the opportun
ity on New Year's Day of eating
itieir dinner at the well supplied ho
tels and restaurant. These places
were even more generously patron
i ized than on Christmas.
The Golden North exit had the
following: Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith
and their daughter. Miss Juaalta
Smith, Mrs. Whitfield, Sr_ Allen and
Bertie Whitfield as the guest of Mr.
Bert Whitfield Mr. and Mrs Fred
Tanner as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Josiah M. Tanner. Mr. and Mrs.
Lome A. McAliater and their two
children. Ward and Jacqoe. Mr.
John M. Keller. Mr. and Mra. Ferry,
Hem and other* whose names *T
did not pet.
The Pullen House received a rery
generous [mtronag*
Mr and Mr*. F. J. Van de Wall
and Francis Van de Wall. Mr. and
Mrs Lyman Reynoldson and their
soil. John Edward. and Mr. G. G.
Miller were guests of Mr. James M
Nettle*.
Mr. and Mra A. C. Blancbard en
tertained for Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Blancbard. Mr. Fred Blancbard. Mr.
and Mrs P. H. Ganty. Marian Gan
ty, Kenneth, Gordon and A. C Jr.,
Blanchard.
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Zinkan were
host and hostess foi Mrs. E. A Ras
muson. Evangeline and Elmer Itas
muson.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Runnals en
tertained Tor Mr. aad Mrs. Frank D.
Webster and for Merry Ellen. Mar
garet and Shirley Runnalls
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Rogers and
their son. Jimmy, were guests of Mr
Cleon Ask.
Otber guests of tbe house were
Dr. and Mrs. U. S. Keller. Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Pries. I'nited States
Deputy Marshal and Mrs E. A Kin
dell. Miss Anne Barren Mrs S H
(Continued on page 4 l
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ticket, and Tl potindf wttb each bait fare ticket