The Alaska daily empire., 1913-07-10
Personal Mention

F. & Early. the well known mining man of Yankee Cove and his son, Rex Early, are Juneau visitors. They came on the last trip of the Georgia.
 F. D. Vaut, of the Alaska Supply Company, and Mrs. Vaut will be south bound passenger on the Princess So phia. They will go to Seattle, Mir Vaut for a short business trip and Mrs. Vaut to remain for two or three months. Mir Vaut will be absent from Juneau about three weeks.
 s. C. Graham, Los Angeles capi- talist, is among the passengers booked on the steamer State of California. for Juneau.
 ". E. Kendrick, and Mrs. Kend- rick, left on the Alameda for their home at Cordova, where they will at tend to business and visit for a month. They expect to return to Juneau in August.
 William F. Hummer and family, from Ardmore, Penn, are stopping at the Ocidental Mir. Hummer is inter- ested in local mining property.
 K. P. Slater, the Gambler bay can neryman, came in from the cannery and is a visitor for a few days in the Capital City.
 Rev. William Davies, of Los Ange- les, formerly a resident of Alaska, arrived on the last trip of the Jeffer- son and is at the Occidental hotel.
 N. l.. Burton, of the law firm of Vim X Burton, left Denver a week ago on his return to Juneau, after enjoying a months vacation in that city. He is xepected to arrive in Juneau at any time now.
 II. P. Crowther was a passenger on the Alemeda sailing last night for Seward. MT. Crowther is on his way to Chignik where he will run some government surveys.
 Deputy United States Marshal J. H. Davies and Mrs. Davies were pasSen. gers bound for Ketchikan on the City of Seattle.
 James J. Godfrey, a leading Seattle lawyer, was in Juneau during the stay of the Alameda in port. He is on the way to Cordova where he and his eli ents have mining property. He will remain to the Westward for six weeks.
 Miss Charlotte Ambuhl, of Seattle, where she is employed by the Seattle National Bank. arrived yesterday from Skagway on the City of Seattle, and is awaiting the arrival of her mother from Seattle, who will be here this week or next. They will spend a few weeks in Juneau. Miss Ambuhl is at the Orpheum hotel.
 l.. E. Buell., the well-known con- mercial man, of Juneau, will leave on the Georgia for Haines and Skagway Sunday and next week he will depart for the Westward.
 w. c.. Beattle, superintendent or Alasfa government schools, arrived from the South on the City of Seat tie
 Peter Carlson, a well-known busi- ness man of this city, will leave on the Jefferson for the South tomorrow. Mir Carlson will join his family at Port land, where they are visiting at the present time, and they will go to the seaside for a few weeks. MT. Carl son and family will return to Juneau in about two months.
 F. l.. Larson, sales manager at Se- attle of the Whiton Hardware Com pany. is visiting the customers of his house in Alaska. He and J. F. Cham berlain, the Alaska representative of that house. arrived in Juneau last night from Ketchikan on the Al-Ki They will spend few days in Juneau before going farther North.
 Miss Anderson, recently with Fred | erick & Nelson, of Seattle, has ac- cepted a position in the store of w. H. Case.