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Pvt. Archie '<<*$, Company E, 7th Infantry, was united Hiosday Evening
at t :30 p.m- aC the Presbyterian Parsonage;- Skagway, in the hely bonds of
matri ist/ny to Mrs. MatLenne Hukill of okagway; dev. otory. officiating.
The happy pair returned to the post early the week. and Mrs. bee is
nor at the hotel in PaireS' *-'lio ’frill "eturn tc her hone in Skagwav Xu8s-’
t’land at t'ts jO&c in case quarters become avail -
but wi? 1 *oii her
da;’
able.
Pi irate i-ee is a weal «knrvn inhabitant of this post, at one time he
provide! sustenance for passengers on the Romance. He has seen service
in Company A, 27th Inf.; Co. B, 117 Ambulance Train# Co. I, 49th Infantry;
Company G, Chemical Warfare oervice; Company F, 7 th Inf; and was recently
transferred to Co. E, in which he had previously served before transfer to
Company F. "
Mrs. x»ee i9 the mother of six children, several of whom have attended
sccial functions here and are well-known to the Chilkootites.
SGT. LEVY LEAVES
ogt. Meyer Bevy, Company M, for the last year the moving spirit of the
S dc R service, leaves by the next boat for the states for discharge. Sgt.
^evy will spend the winter in Minneapolis, and return to Alaska next sum
mer for a tour. Serge mit b.e/y? in ailitxon to staging the many delightful
dances given under the auspices of the E cz )l, has attended to all the paper
work of that office and straightened out the property of the E & R Service,
which, due to the transfer of oropertv from other -XLaskan nosts last summer,
was a difficult pnposihior. His efficiency -and *ood-fellowshin will make
him long remembered o i tnis post*
CJM-ADY ? LOSES r/ERN
Company 7 is rapidly losing strength, Pvt. Roeske was discharged the
19th, Pvt, Davidson on the .27th, and Pvt, Baker mil oe discharged on Oct.
1st, The later intends to re*enlist for servioe in Chiiia.___
A SCRIP DA!JOE to raise funis for the E <x A dances to be given during
the winter will be held in the new gymnasium the evening of October 6th.
Make,your dates no 7._Details will be given next week#______
Music for the present season, rust received at Company F, is T,I never
mss the Sunshine. I*a so usel gto JAe_Aain^_
Pvt. Mcheed of Company E is spending a few days at Jack Rath’s ranch
prior to return: n^ from his furlough,__ _ ___
Miss Marian LOYIeJG, daughter of the Post Surgeon, Captain Royal Loving,
left Monday on the Admiral Rodgers for Seattle, where she is to attend the
University of Washington.
Lt. Ungethuem and Lt. Edwards, who went uo to Skagway on the Estebeth
Iuesday,: were unable to return on that craft due to its delayed sailing and
were forced to come down on the Jefferson to Bcgel'z cannory, where they
were met by Loving and returned to the po.jt in dm surgeon1 s car.
Boats:- The Queen 13 due oudiay or Monday. Usual Princess sailings and
the Estebeth Tuesday complete the week’s schedule, so far as can be ascer
tain ed.