The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-13

 ? Personal Mention g g @ 9 g S 4 g g 2: q Q q [. q. q q Mrs. William S. Wagner and son William arrived from Seattle on the Jefferson Saturday night Mrs. Wag- ner is tho wife of the new proprietor of Bahcocks restaurant.
 United States Judge Frcd M. Brown 1f the Third judicial division, and George J. Love and John Lyons Noi' iez attorneys. passed through on Che Admiral Evans this morning Go Seat. tle. Judge Brown ls on his Wey 10 Los Angeles, where Mrs. Brown nas been residing this winter.
 Leonard Lehlbach, droft8man em- ployed by tho Alaska Gastineau Min- Ing company left thls morning for New York. Mr. Lehlbach expects Go return within two months.
 e. E. H. Smith, superintendent or construction for the Granby mines company. went through Juneau this morning on the steamship Admiral Evans. Mr. Smith for several months has been assigned to con struction work ot the Midas Mine near Valdez. He is on bis way CO Van- couver B. c.
 Gus Staadecker. millinery sales man of Seattle. who has been @ bus iness visitor here for several days left for the south on the Jefferson .his morning.
 Max Finklestein. a Cordova mer- chant. and Mrs. Finklostein are among the passengers for Seattle on the steamship Admiral Evans, Wnich .ouched here this morning.
 James O. Buzard. mining nan or Valdez. passed through to Seattle on the steamship Admiral Evans this morning.
 Robert Smith. Salvation Army leader of Wrangell, is at the Gastin- eau Hotel.
 W. F. Kirby. of the Cordova office a passenger on the Admiral Evone 70 of the United States signal corps is Seattle
 RIrs. Josephine Valentine received sovere bruises Saturday when she slipped on the steps of tho Catholic church and fell to the street pr. Sloane was called and Mrs. Valen- Inc is reported today to be suffering no discomfort.
 John Cochran has gone to Seattle Tor the holidays.
 A. S. Dautricl travelling freight and passenger agent for the Great Northern railroad. will leave this week for Philadelphia to meet Mrs. Oautrick. who left here for the East l month ago to settle the estate 'oi a relative.
 Carl c. Johnson. Of Che mechanical tan of The Empire, will leave within The next few days to spend Christmas with his parents.
 Roy Dye. of Washington, D. C.. new ly appointed clerk in the local office of the federal mine inspection service, srrived Saturday night, accompanied by Mrs. Dye.
 Miss Gertrude E. Mallette. of The Empire editorial stan, expects to leave this week for her home In Spokane. Wash. Co spend the holidays.
 Ernest P Walker, of the United States fisheries service, Is at the New Cain. He arrived Saturday from Wrangel.
 Mrs. Howard R. Ward and son From" left Saturday for San Francis 20. where Mrs. Ward will visit her mother. Mrs. Ward expects to so to Boston sometime in February.
 Charles B. Groves. of the bureau of asheries, Is returning on the Admiral Evans to eKtchikan, after @ trip to Afognais. where he delivered ten tons # embryo salmon to the Aiognak hatchery. The fry came from the LOT. ng hatchery near Ketchikan.
 Mrs. ". Mclaughlin Of Cordova ar- lived here last night on the Admiral Swans and was taken to the Cain ho- .el seriously ill., She was removed to St. Ann hospital this morning. Her husband accompanied her rom Cor dova.
 Frank Healy. formerly employed at Thane. and a member of Che Juneau baseball team last sumner left this morning on the Admiral Evans for his home in Los Angeles, where his ia- .her lies critically ill.
 Chris Tyeten. O Petersburg mereh- mt, who has been ill in st. Ann's hos pital following a successful operation, returned to his home this morning on the Admiral Evans.
 Mrs. A. F. Tbane of San Francisco win arrive today. to visit over Christ mas at the home Of her son, A. F. rhane. at Thane.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oak Olson win leave 'or Seattle on the Northwestern.
 ". P. Mills. Sitka merchant, left Tor Seattle on the Admiral Evans this morning.
 A daughter was born last Thursday to MT. and Mrs. A. M. Clare.
 Perry Wiley has returned from his Aux Bay mining properties where he has been doing development work for 3evere. months.
 Mrs. c. Clyde Strong, wife of C.. Clyde Strong. a member of the Elm pire's mechanical staff, left yesterday ,n the Al-Ki for Los Angeles, where t Is hoped. her health will speedily be benefited.
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