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Friday, February 21, 1908: "George Allyn has moved his family into the Wiltsie House.

Friday, June 5, 1908: "Herman Martin and wife of Mukilteo have been spending several days visiting the latter's father, George Allyn of this place."

Friday, June 12, 1908: "Mrs. Mason of the Washington Children's Home came up from Seattle last night and returned this morning with Zola, Rex and Vera Allyn, aged 10, 6, and 4 years respectively. Lyle Allyn aged 12 years is to be taken care of by Fred Tibbetts."

Friday, August 21, 1908: "The Allyn family moved their household goods to Everett this week."

Friday, September 11, 1908: "Fred Tibbetts and Clifford Allyn went to Seattle via Newport Monday."

Friday, January 1, 1909: "Clifford Allyn spent Christmas with relatives in Everett."

Friday, March 12, 1909: "Miss Blanche Allyn of Everett arrived last night for a visit with friends here."

Friday, February 5, 1909: "George Allyn returned Sunday to Issaquah having spent several months in Montana" "Fred Allyn who has been working in Everett for some time is again with and employed by Nevin, Eastlick & Co."

Friday, March 12, 1909: "Miss Blanche Allyn of Everett arrived last night for a visit with friends here."

Friday, June, 11, 1909: "Misses Mary Pedegana and Blanch Allyn visited the A.Y.P. today."
[Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle, WA - June 1 was opening day. 79,976 people attended that day. Info from HistoryLink.org]

Friday, December 24, 1909: " Mr. Mason Coutts and Miss Blanche Allyn, well known young people of this place were married Saturday in Seattle and have returned to make their home here"

Thursday, May 30, 1935: "Fred Allyn is appointed foreman in Nome Garage - The many friends of the F.E. Allyns will be pleased to know that Fred has been appointed foreman of the Hammond Company garage in Nome. This is a year round job and they expect to be in the north for some time longer. Ray is planning to come out in the fall." [Nome, Alaska]

Thursday, June 13, 1935: "Wedding Anniversary is observed in Alaska - The following from the Nome Daily Nugget under date of May 20 will be of interest to many of our readers: 'The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Allyn of this city, was observed by a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Harper Saturday, May 18th. Mr. & Mrs. Allyn were married at Issaquah, Washington, May 18, 1910, and lived for most of the intervening time in and about the city, until coming to Nome last spring. They received a number of silver gifts. Present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Allyn, Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Nevin, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Myatt, Mr and Mrs. H.F. Harper, Clifford Coutts, Emery Harper, Raymond Allyn, and S.P. Wallin."