ALONG OFFICERS' LINE:
Society notes hereabouts consist largely of "obit
uaries2,of late,so it 390ns. Each departing beat for the States bears
away one or more of our iri.endi on the line* The latest two are Capt»
Walter ven Grenp,who left of the !i Jefferson" Wednesday,and Capt.Ray
mond F*Edwards,rdi;. leaves or.', the ''Princess Louise” this coning Monday,
Crpi.von Gr eap erne to Ch ilk cot Barracks a year ago
fron Fort Lif*cur:« During hie service here the Captain ^vas in conanand
of Co^'F" for a short time.but has served mostly as E*<& R* Officer,
in which capacity he has puperintended, many enjoyable Post dances,kept
the Post Library "/ell stocked,and generally contributed to the enjoy
ment and r?oi*ale of the ccotfiancu Captain von Grenp goes to serve in thejw
38th Infantry at Fort Logan, Colorado 0 }
Captain Edwards joined th8 garrison here in August of
1922,coning from Fort Stjfichael, where he had been Post Connander for
the previous year« While at Chilkcot Barracks the Captain served as
Company Connander of ,:E:I Company, wich fine results,and as Post Comman
der-, during the long interim between the departure of Major Donaldson
and the arrival of ?Iaj or ?In 11 ox« As Poet 0onnnnder Captain Edwards
did much for the contort and conteninent of the garrison,and his regime
wij.1 always be remembered pleasantly* The Captain returns to the States
to serve as Instructor in Military Science and Tactics in the Leaven
worth, Kansas, schools,,
lire .Edwards, who has always been a leader in Post soc
ial and community gatherings, and little Hiss Rosanne Edwards,who has
been, the per, of the Pc sc. will be greatly missed* We are loath to see. __
Captain Edwards -and his family "go* The best wishes of the garrison
accompany them*Gar loss is Leavenworth's gain*,
THE CHAPLAIN’S COLUMN:
CATHOLIC;
GENERAL:
Divine Service, Sunday.August Silll
Maes, at Church in Haines, *.c 9o30 A.M»
Confessions be*ere Hass*
Evening Service, at Presbyterian Mission Chapel,
' Haines, at
7»3G p.m.
Conducted by Hiss Jackscn,of Haines Orphanage, in
absence of resident Minister* lir^Bronley,of hake,the
new minister for the Haines Mission, is expected very soon.
BARGAINS IN HUNTING EQUIPMENT r
Lieut*Halsey, seen to leave for the States,offers the
following articles for s?ils at very prices:
1 0,D.blanket hunting shirt, large
4
size", double bath, near 1/ row
1 Combination bedding carp.pack
sack, new*
1 Sporting Rifle stock.fibe any
service riflen
1 Blue mackinaw hunting coat lined,
in good condition.
1 t: •?:, i-yr ar\< t, 3 t .weight, 3 nan size, new«
1 Hunting knife, good, razor steel.
3 b.>.er21 in .handle, good*
3 Hi}.v^r.* i-a, fur, tanned.
1 ir:aiding rifle stock,unfinished.
2 Si.i re 1, (g epher) r obes .
1 Hclet'k^*;, sheep-lined coat, sheep
eel;ar, good.
Pack Strap,with :vpe; new.
THE MOVIES:
Friday,Aug,3:
"Robinson Crusoe”
Olive Therms, in
"Youthful Folly”
Monday,Augo6:
• «■ «ywo^y«.fio jwrr «r» «
" A Fake yuake"
ilia Uay, i n
"Histress of
tlie World”
' fe dne s lay. Aug * 3:
Tmpim W;i ■ —
3d 0 «• w 50 *4 *550
Douglas Fairbanks, in
*‘”he 'Jl nree Musketeer a”