COIPATY 11F" HEWS.
The members of this Company who went to Juneau last week with the
haskethall team report a good time, although some of the new men^
claim the prices charged in eating places and shops would make the
late Jesse James1s gang look like a respectable organization.
A certain young man in the company who trys to give service
will do anything for you, even if it takes him all day, (which it
usually does;, but that-' s all right if you don’t mind waiting.
Privates Max and Murphy.' C.J. have relieved Privates Gowers
j and Hager as firemen, and have already qualified as expert coal
handlers and heavers.
Among the heart breakers who made the trip to Juneau last week
were: Sergeant Parry, Corporals Bond and Lotz, and Privates Christie
Udovitch, Hickenbottom, be ve, Lavender, Johnson L.L. , Miller and
McCall.
Private Udovitch is now a full-fledged citizen, having been
granted his final citizenship papers by the United States Court on
his trip to Juneau and says he intends to run for office as soon as
he is discharged from the Army.
Private Ansell J.McCall, recently discharged Sergeant, has
re-enlisted for the 2nd. Infantry and will leave for his new sta
tion on the Hogers next Sunday. We hate to see Mac leave us as he
is a good soldier and Buddy.*
hai:tes notes.
Last .Friday night M.r. and Lirs. B.A,Barnett entertained Mrs.
Fred Handy at dinner.
Thursday night, February 12, Mss Emma Jackson of the Haines
Mission House entertained Sergeant and Mrs.Winn and Mrs.Jancy Pyne
at dinner. I any interesting games were enjoyed during the evening
by t he gue st s, faculty and ho st e ss.
I'rs, Fred Handy entertained Tuesday evening at bridge* oergeant
'Jinn won the high score and I r, Scott the low. A delectable lunc&
was served at a late hour.
Friday night the Girls aAa Club was entertained at the Manse.
A delightful time was enjoyed, by all the girls. Miss Vera Lindholm
and Mrs.E.2, Bromley were hostesses.
1 aster Theron Handy, youngest son of I r, and Mrs. J?red Handy,
made a trip to Juneau last week on the "Fornance" to visit his
father and brothers. He reports his father is out of the hospital
f and con valescing.
J Miss Margaret Jones made a business trip to Juneau last Tues
day on the "Estebeth" and will return on the "Rogers" Sunday.
Born Tuesday evening, February 16, to Professor J.A.Jichols,
principal of the Haines Public School, and Mrs.Hichols, a daughter.
UITALGA COI.PTG BFRE K)P TaEG.^T PRACTICE
The Commanding Officer, kajor F.M.Maddox, has extended an in
vitation to the C.C. of the U. S. Coast Guard boat Unalga, to use the
target range facilities nere at the Post during the coming range
season. The invitation has been accepted but due to the fact that
this boat is on Bering Sea patrol no time can be set when advantage
will be taken of the lajor1 s offer. It is expected that they will
not'be here longer than four days.