The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-11
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Personal llention
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 s4ss o es4.ss4s The Rev. George D. Good, of Hoo nah, is registered at the Occidental hotel
 Miss Cora McVean Of Minneapolis who hos been Q guest at the Cain ho- tel for the past month, left on the Jefferson lest night for Roseburg Or. She expects to return to Juneau ln the Spring
 James E Scott, Otto Anderson, E. R. Liggett and Charles severin are late arrivals at the Circle City
 A. st. George. O clerk in Che Speel River Project offices, left last night for Butte, Mont
 William Harris the veteran purser of the steamship Mariposa, has gone to his ranch near Ellensburg, Wash, to spend two or three weeks hunting.
 J. E. Moulton representing the &c., attle Hardware company, left last night for Ketchikan.
 Jerry Quinlan for several years O conductor employed by the White Pass railroad at Skagway passed through Juneau last night on the Jefferson. on his way south. Mir. Quinlan for the past six months has been residing at Anchorage, where he was employed by the government.
 M. S. Steeley is in the city from Thane and is at the New Cain.
 G. R. Kyle of New York, represent. ing the Peerless Rubber Co.,. is a re- cent arrival at the Alaskan.
 c. IT. Nicholson of Vancouver, B.. C., and G. A. McNlcholl of Prince Ru- pert. B. C.. officials of the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad are at the New Cain.
 Mrs. Robert Herrick has been con- fined to her bed for several days as the result of stepping upon a rusty nall which pierced the foot Mrs. Herrick resides at 4O7 Willoughby av- enue.
 O. Gibson of San Francisco is reg istered at the Alaskan.
 Councilman William Britt returned yesterday from a business trip to Skagway
 e. W. stockwel, travelling for the Marshall-Wells Hardware Company of Portland, left for Ketchil1an last night.
 Miss Harriet stanchheld expects to return to Seattle next week.
 Miss Margaret Mickle. formerly of Dawson and Iditarod, who has been visiting near Portland, has returned to Alaska. She has taken an apart ments in the Grand building
 Henry Stowe of Cleveland, who or ganized and published one of the first newspapers at Wrangell, :s at the Alaskan with T. D. Smith of Cleveland. They expect to make m extensive hunting trip in Alaska
 D. Mulvlhill and family. of skag- way, passed through to Seattle on the Jefferson.
 George R. Perry left last night on the Jefferson on his way to Yuma Ar iz., for the winter.
 D. Earl Blossom is returning to Ju- neau on the steamship City of Seat tie and win be employed by the Al- aslga-Juneau Gold Mining Company this winter.
 Among the Skagway passengers for Seattle on the steamship Jefferson were F. c. Ask, B. l.. Elliott, Mrs. W. l.. Speer and A. Garfield
 Territorial Mining Inspector Will fam Maloney who accompanied Fed eral Mine Inspector S. S. Smith to Ellamar on the Northwestern ex- poets to return to Juneau in a few weeks. Mrs. Maloney will arrive from Seattle sometime next month.
 J. R. Campbell, representing F.. V. Price clothes. has leased space in the Juneau Harness Company store.
 Ira F. King, agent for the Alaska Steamship Company at Haines, pass through on the Jefferson last night, on his way to Seattle for a trip.
 Emil Deister, president of the Deis- ter Machine Company of Fort Wayne, Ind, expects to leave Monday for San Francisco.