HAINES NEWS.
Judge W.B.Stout, the well known attorney, returned Sunday on
the "Rogers”. He has been visiting relatives in Washington, Oregon
and California for the past six months.
Mayor Erik Oslund has purchased a new Buick Truck which arrived
Sunday.
Captain 1. J. 0’Connor arrived Tuesday on the "Estebeth" and will
be in Haines and vicinity for about a month. He is on a tour of
inspection of the fisheries on Lynn Canal and adjoining waters.
Miss Falldine, Red Cross Nurse from Juneau, arrived Sunday and
will investigate ".Flu" conditions in Haines and Kluckwan.
Born Saturday evening, March 20th., to Mr. and Mrs, Ray E.'Combs
a daughter - Janet Catherine.
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Miss Stella DeHarven arrived Sunday and will relatives and
friends in Haines and vicinity*. She will return to Seattle about
May 1st. and resume her duties as a trained nurse.
Sunday night, march 7th., Mrs. Fred Handy entertained Sergeant
and Mrs. Winn, Mrs. Nnancy Pyne and Mr. Scott at dinner.
MRS. LARKIN VISITS SERGEANT AND MRS. WINN.
Mrs Elorence Larkin, from Portland, Oregon, mother of Mrs.
E.B.Winn, arrived Sunday on the "Rogers’1. She will make an extended
visit with Sergeant and Mrs. Winn on the Post.
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MRS. VIOLA ROPERSON APPOINTED ASSISTANT POSTMISTRESS.
Mrs* Viola Roger son, wife of Sergeant Roger son, of Company "E"
7thr Infantry, has been appointed Assistant Postmistress at Haines.
Sergeant and Mrs. Rogerson moved into the Post March 20th. and
are now occupying the quarters vacated by Sergeant Oliver Lepple ,
who was discharged last month. The personnel of the Post extends
to Sergeant and Mrs, Rogerson a most hearty welcome,
MRS, LAURA LEPPLE GOES TO JUNEAU.
Mrs, Laura Lepple left Tuesday on the ’’Estebeth" for Juneau
to join her husband, Ex-Sergeant Lepple, who has accepted a lucra
position with the Juneau-Alaska Gold Mining Company.
DR, IIULHOLLAND, DENTIST ARRIVED ON ESTEBETH.
i* Dr. Mulholland, the well known dentist of Juneau, arrived on
f1 £ the "Estebeth" Tuesday, and has established an office at Marshal
Steve SheldonTs place and will probably remain in Haines for one
or two weeks practicing his profession.
Dr. Mulholland needs no introduction to the people of Haines
and vicinity as he has made periodical visits here for a number of
years and is well and favorably known by all.
BENEFIT DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT.
There will be a big benefit dance in the S. & R. Hall Satur
day night given for the purpose of raising funds to help buy a Bay
in the Fort Benning Doughboy Stadium for the 7th, Infantry.