Miss Trip;) is to leave on the
steamer Yukon Sunday for Valdez |
where she will meet her fiance!
and their wedding will take place.
Her approaching departure and
marriage have occasioned a num
ber of showers, luncheons and
other social affairs since the an- I
nouncemcnt of her engagement!
took place. , j
RETURNS TO HOSPITAL
Miss Dana DeVighne, who has
been visiting her parents, Di. and
Mrs. H. C. DeVighne for several
?.v< ks, is southbound on the steam
er Haleakala to return to her
ciuti. at the Virginia Mason Hos
pital in Seattle.
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PROFESSOR AT YALE IS
GETTING LECTURE DATA
ON TRIP THROUGH ALASKA
Professor Milton Ccnovcr. instruc
tor in • Municipal Government at
Yale University, is making a trip
through the Territory gathering in
formation for his lectures at the
Eastern College.
He has already visited Skagway
and made a trip to Lake Bennti t
and is planning to continue to
Seward on the steamer Yukon. He
is due in New Haven on September
21 to begin classes for the coming
year.
Chet Johnson and A. Van Mav
ern, wholesale representatives, left
for Wrangell on business aboard
the Haleakala.
THREE DEER BAGGED
ON DOUGLAS ISLAND
Douglas Island has produced all
three of the deer reported by local
hunters since the season opened
Monday. Ed Cowling, Juneau con
tractor, b&gged one Tuesday morn
ing at almost the very center oi
the Island, and packed it for 12
hours to get to the beach. Eddie
and Jerry Powers got one apiece
Wednesday morning.
According to the lucky hunters,
there are more deer on Douglas
Island this season than have been
seen in several years, although they
are fairly well inland, and up on
the peaks, making hunting and
packing out an arduous business.
