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THKSK DAYS
Sc many things seem sa^i these
days;
Thk usual things—want, suffering,
Th0 shift of circumstance *t»i\t
rich and poor.
The fight to live, the loss of
friends most dear—
And now this war, with all the
agony
That sin can wield, to brave!
.So many things seem g ad these
days; » • J|
The common things—the autumn,
sDring,
Wiib sun and star and nature's mys
tic lure,
Ihe love of friends, the oomrade*
shio of cheer—
And then, beneath it all, the Love
Thar gave its life—to sa\e!
W. D. Stephens.
o—o—o
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Selmer have
named their new little son Os^r
Dr. and Mrs. 1 S. Keller were
dinner guesis of Mrs. Harriet S.
1 ullen \>n Thanksgivitg- Day.
0—0—o
Mrs. Frank Webster and Mrs.
Harry Thurston diner with Mr- and
Mr* Jolui M. Keller on Thanksgiv
ing Day.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Henry were
diu-er guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Coin at the Pullen House on
Thpnksgiviner Day.
Mrs. Aloert Reinert and Father
Ed^ar Gallant dined with Mr. "nd
Mrs. McCann and their children on
Thanksgiving Day. ;
I .Mrs. J. \V. Evans ang Mi-s Edna
Kvaiis dined on ThanK-giving l>ay
witb Mr. and -Mrs. II. E. Rogers
Pa" Miss Ellen Rogers.
o—o—0
Miss Mary E. Stewart and Mr.
James L. Stewart din-d with. Mr.
and Mrs. G. V. Zinkan at Use I'ul
le:: House ou Thanksgiving.
—ii—t—0 _
Mr. William Sinus and Mr. Fred
Shorten dined with Mr. and Mrs.
Jonothan MotJrien and Mrs. Roso
JeuKins yii Tlianks:::-. ing I>ay.
| Judge and Mrs. E. A. Rismuson
and their two children uere Thanks
giving dinner guests of Mrs. Helen
■D. Lyuch and Miss Kaie !.> in h.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Joht.stou en
tertained at dinner ■ :i Tli • .ks-:iving
for their grandmother, Mis. Har
riet JaeoDS and Mr. ,\. O. Hardy.
0—0 *—8
-Mr. Barker of the commissary
force of the TV. P. and Y. R. was
entertained £H dinner on Thanks
giving Day by M:\ and Mrs. .J W.
Sheerer. i ■ j
Mr. and Mrs. ("Juries K. Curtis
entertained at Thanks i iutr din
ner for Mr. and Mrs. I.ee liault
and their two > ! ' dr>• •, E izOeth
and Leland.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl 1 .arson en
tortained ou ThanKsi; \jig- ior Mrs.
Keero Sr., Mr. an,'i .Mrs. .f. X.
Hanson, Aden, Egbert. Frank and
Biliie Hanson.
0—0- 0
Mr. and Mrs. George C'r'on and
thelr daughter. Mi s C'a-.i Carson,
were supp.'r guests < j- Mr. and
Whits P?Qs &, Yu^o
TIME T.YIILE NO. J'J
ThulKilUy ar.<l Friday
No 1. X. Bounil
1st Class
9:00 a. m. (.eaves
11:25 a. m. "
12:15 p. m. **
1:10 p. m. "
2:50 p. m. "
5:20 p. m. Arrive*
Ki.unrt
SKAC.WAY Arrive
WHITE PASS Li uv< *
LOG CABIN " 2:00 r. iu.
BENNETT " i -1-' !'• m.
CARCHOSS " 11:1S a. m.
WHITEHORSE " v : 0 a in.
Passenger* must be at tlep* t In time to have I'-igpaKo in
spected and checked. Inspection la stopped 30 minutes !»i-for«
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage wl U h > checked free with o*ch fnl?
fare ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
j Key Cault after the Thanksgiving
snow: at the "Pop.,{ ; ; » ! J ui < LI
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Feero
and Mrs. N. J. Black en
tertained at dinner on Thanksgiv
ing Day for Mrs. Laumeister, Mrs.
Ueorge Black, Mr. and Mrs. Guy; C.
Sipperelle, Walter and Winnlfred
. Sipperelle and Adrlana Bia«k.
o—e—o
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Mill«r, Miss
Vrene Miller and Mr. Lyman Rey
noldson were Thanksgiving dinu®1"
j guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van de
W>i 11 and Francis Van de Wall.
(I—0—«
Th© dance given by the W. P. A.
I cTuli on Thanksgiving eve was a
I jolly home affair where everyone
I had a happy time. Owing to
j Health regulations there were a
very few out of town guests.
0—0—0
Mr. and' Mrs. Roy Gault enter
tained on Thanksgiving Day for a
grcuo of "unattached" gentlemen
and the affair wag an that the most
lastidious could a»k for. There
were present Mr. T. J. Standish, Mr.
Elmore Farmer. Mr. John McLean,
Mr. John Olsen, Mr. Frank Page,
-Vr. W. F.' Sheelor, Mr. and Mrs.
Key (jault and their three children,
l'hilip, Katherine and Edwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gutfeld enter
tained at d-iuner on Thanksgiving
Day for a group of gentlemen who
are hoarding or "Daching" and these
gentlemen tnoroughly appreciated
'he kindness and courtesy of Mr.
aiu' Mrs. Gutfeld. A, deliciou# din
ner was served and the time passed
in recalling bygone days. Those
piY-sent were Mr. James A. Nettles,
Mr. I>an McDonald, Mr. Frank B.
Wurzbacher, Mr. M. B. Sims. Mr.
•N-nies Wallace, Mr. Ar"°ld Gutfeld
anl the host and hostess, Mr. a°d
Mrs. Gutfeld. | ^
——(I—0—r<
On Thanksgiving evening Mrs. An
drew Stevenson gave a delightful
entertainment for a number of
younp- girls who comprise her class
in Sunday school. The evening was
given over to games, fancy; work an
music and the time was very hap
nily spent. Assisted by her
Andrew Stevenson, Jr., the hostess
served a dellcioug supper. Those
present were the Misses Floris Cia-rk:
Mary Lytton, Ellen Rogers, Sadie
Moores, Bertha Selmer, Edna Achi
Fon, Nora Harrison aud Ruth
Stevenson. There were also Pres*
ent Masters Andrew, James ajid
JUm Stevenson. |
0—8—0
On Friday last Mrs. P. H. Ganty
assisted- by Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall
and Miss Verne Miller entertained
anout a score of email folk at her
If It Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $L00 Up
Kodaks At $6*00 Up
Print Papers • Photo Supplies
Keller Bros. Drug Co,
nome on upper Sixth avenue. Tlie
children jvere amused with music,
gaweg and stories. A very tempt
ing repast was served. Those pres
eut were -Mrs. F. J". Van de Wall,
Mlsa Verne Miller, Mrs. G. G. Miller,
the hostess, Mrs. Ganty, Mary Pul
leu, Daniel Pullen, John Pullen,
Prosper Ganty, Marian Ganty, Flor
ence Pnelos. Vivian Phe'ps, Edna
Ikuta, Jimmv Rogers, Gertrude Mc
Kay, Duncan McKay, Lucille Hud
son, Francli Van de Wall and Ev
erett Smith. J]'|
0—0—0
With the exception of a few quiet
little home dinner parties, nearly
all of Skaguay's residents dined" at
the hotels. The Golden North serv
ed dinner to about two si'Ore jfuests
and the Pullen House to about the
same numoer. The day was given
to quiet and relaxation and every
one seemed well pleased with the
excellent food set before him at
M<ese famous places of ''good eats."
With the exception of the Pres
byterian church there were serv
icer. held in all other public plac
es of worShip. The Reveren^ Win
terDerger was unable to reach Skag
uay for tae Presbyterian services
on account of health regulations.
0—0—0
The girls and boys of the Presby
terian Sunday school answered the
cnallenge sent from Anchorage to
he the banner town fcr attendance
ar.d securing membership and won
by a good majority. There was al
so ft rivalry between the loys and
girls as to securing the greater nun.
oer of memoers in the home Sun
day school, jn this contest the
boys won and the girls according
to agreemenf gave a banquet at the
the church on Tuesday night and
about seventy were in attendance.
Th<- dinner was serve(1 at six o'
clock and then the evening was de
voted to games, mut>ic and many oth
things that catch the fancy of the
youtnful. It was a very pleasant
and harmonioug gathering and all
were well pleased with the work..
The Pullen House wag gay witn
flowers, potted plants, and ferns on
Thanksgiving Day and the old house
took on the old time look of
happiness and festivitiey. The big
dining room wag beautiful with its
tables decked with low bowls of
ferns and flowers. The snowy nap
try, bright glass, china and silver"
ware made a pleasing pciture. The
san parlor was open and a cheer
ful fire burned in the grate, £iere
the guests assembled and after the
dinner service all who wished datie
ed to their hearts' content. Tne
dinner was, as are all dinners serv
ed in the Pullen House a marvel of
culinary art. Many of the delicious
viands were from the Dyea ranch.
After the long strain of war*
horrors, th© feeling of peace and
' thankfulness seemed to fill the at
mosphere and. everyone gaye vent
to merriment and good will to all.
Among the guests present were Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mr. James D.
I Stewart, Miss Mary E. Stewart, Mr
e.ntl Mrs. Herman Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman E. Black, Mr. ami Mrs.
Frank Suffecool, Miss Dorothy Bill*
sou, Mr. and Mrs. William Bunting,
Misg Helen Wilson, Miss Nell Mont
gomery, Miss Mabel I'atti Stone,
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ganty, Prosper
Ganty, Marian Ganty, Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Telfer, Mary Pulten, Dr. and
Mrs. L. S. Keller, Mrs. S. E. Short
hill, Mrs. L. A. Harrison, Miss Nora
Harrison, Daniel Pullen, John Pul
len, Harvey Pullen, Miss Lois Butt,
Aire. Mildred Pullen, Mr. Howard
Asnley, Mr. Robert Earl, Miss Agnes
C. Moffatt, Mr, V. I. Hahn, Mr.
and Mrs. C. C*. Cole, Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Henry, Air. and Aire G. V. Zin
kan. Airs. Sarah Achison, Ruth, Flor
ence, Helen and Kelly Achison, and
All. J. J. Chambers.
o— u—n
The Golden North cafe served din
ner on Th'nksgivng to many town's
people and a number of other
guests who are here waiting for a
boat to take them south. The din
ing room was adorned with many
| potted plants and ferns. The win
j dows and archways were also deck
ed with terns and' vines. The tables
I were centered with dishes of lusciou
I fruit. The-viands were most deli-1
I cious and the cooking par excei
I lence. The world's peace seemed
to give freedom of thought and the
uali of war was lifted and evreyone
h*'d a happy time. No more talk
of wsr and asking "When will It
end?" for the tenor is banished
and is forever left in the past. It
•vat, truly a thanksgivirg feast. A
mong the guests who partook of the
hospitality of thg Golden North
<afe were Air. and Mrs.#W. R. Gray
j and their li'tle son Errol, Aliss Agnes
I Gardner, Air. and Airs. Robert Eville
.Mr. W. L>. Gordon of White Horse,
j Air. Andrew Streed, Air. and Mrs.
| Wood'bury Abbey and their two chil
dren, Denice and Woodbury Jr., Air.
John Lundquist, Airs. Jaine^ Ken
neily ,Aliss Irene Adams, Air. and
I-Mrs. Stevens .Meyers of Cartnacks,
I Air. nad Airs. G. J. Farwellwand their
j little son, Billie. Other guests
were present whose names Wo could
j not learn.
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Arctic urouicruwu. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meeta every second &H®
fourth Tuesday eveulcg
at 8:30 o'clock. Vteit
brothers cordially welcome.
Edward A. Rasmuson, Arctic Ohio/.
William R. Gray, Arctic KecoHler.
F. A- A. M.
Wbitw Pass Lodj^
F. &. A. M. No. fM
meets 2d aud 4Vk
Saturday BreBingt
ox ea'.n momus. visums momw
ir« welcome.
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IAMK3 WALLACE. Secretary.
B. J'. 0. KUSS
3kagway Lodtfe
No. 4olf U. V. 0.
E. ra<*'Uf every
> Thursday at 8:11
D. m. VUltfaj
brothers cordially welcotie.
OSCAR SELMER, H. R
F } VAKDEWAJLJi, 3eci "Starr
Pion«U;r of Alaska Igloo, No. 1*.
iue«U In A. II. ii»il tim Monday
every uionLh at 8: HO p. m.
Visiting ilroCliers corUiulIj wel
come
W. J. MULVIHlLL, Pr<*
J. C. PHELPS, Secy.
I-'rateriial ©rd«»
Eagles—
Skofrway
.No. 25, I'-raflSfr
n-1 Order flrf
ur« meet tne iusx ana "u/p
Wednesday ru'^ht of each month at
Ihcir liall 011 Filth Avenue. Visi*
iut (iiulbcis cordially invited tm
ut'.eml
John M. Kelle r, \V. P.
J. .M. Uricsluieh, SeiTetqgT.
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