The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-16

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 Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hendee of Thane returned yesterday from Seattle, where they have been visiting friends and relatives MT. Hendee is em- ployed in the general offices Of the Alaska Gastlneau Mining Company
 B. c. Delzere has returned from a business trip to Ketchikan and Wran- gen
 J. Latimer Gray of the Alaska Soda Co.,. is back from q trip to Craig, Ketchikan and other southerly towns.
 Deputy Marshal Frank Cook, Of skagway, is an official visitor in the cityl, having arrived yesterday on the Spokane.
 Mir. and Mrs. z. R. Cheney and son are expected home next week from San Francisco. On their way to Cal ifornia they stopped in Grants Pass. Ore. for visit with Mr. Cheney's
 
 sister. Mrs. Bradford. The latter ac- companied the Cheneys to the Fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Shattuck and children returned yesterday from the States. Mrs. Shattuck is greatly i'm. proved in health. The shattuck chil- dren attended school in California during the winter.
 William Casey, Jr, is expected to return soon from Wascow, Idaho, where he has been attending the State University.
 Mrs. Turner arrived last night on the Princess Sophia, 70 visit with Mrs. William Pallister.
 William Homan and his sister, Mrs. M. Krope. left last evening on the Mariposa, on their way into tho in- terior, for a tour to Nome
 F. A. L. Bell. an Excursion Inlet salmon packer. left yesterday for Se- attle. He will return shortly
 I. D. Fisher. representing the Rem ington typewriter left last night for Skagway
 c. J. Alexander. manager of the Hoonah Packing company, has return ed to Hoonah. The cannery is pack ing about 400 cases of salmon day
 Mrs. D. F. Green of Washington D. C.. arrived in Juneau yesterday and is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph D. Robertson. She was ac- companied by Miss Margaret D. Green Mrs. Robertson's sister, who will be- come city librarian.
 E. S. Hewitt, agent for the l.. c. Smith, typewriter, left on the Mari posa for Skagway.
 Mrs. c. D. Bence returned yesterday from San Francisco, where she has been visiting.
 Fred Searles. Jr., and O. II. Hershey mining geologists of San Francisco, arrived here yesterday and are at the Alaskan.
 F. R. Breuneman. United States marshal for the Third Division, passed through to Valde on the Mariposa, ac- companled by his wife and baby
 Mrs. F. R. Wilson and baby were passengers to Valdez on the Mari posa.
 Mrs. James McCloskey returned yes terday from Seattle. to spend the sum mer here. She was accompanied by James and Eugene McCloskey The latter will so into Atlin. B. C.. soon, to work on his fathers claims this summer
 Mrs. M A. De Graf. who left for San Francisco several months ago on account of thre illness of her daught- CT. who resides at that place, has re- turned to Juneau, and is guest at the Bergmann Mrs De Graf is a pioneer of the Yukon, and was a resi- dent Of Circle City when the Klondike was discovered in 1896.
 Miss Doris Ross arrived from Van couver, B. C., last evening" to visit her mother at Thane.
 F. L. Harwood a Cordova mer- chant. was among the passengers on the Mariposa. from Seattle
 Gerald D. Kennedy of San Francisco, brother of President T. F. Kenne- dyfi of the First National Bank of Ju- neau. is expected to arrive here Sat urday on the Admiral Evans He is on his honeymoon trip. having been married to a prominent San Francis co girl last Saturday.
 Miss Carrie Webster returned from Seattle on the Mariposa yesterday
 J. H. Mckenzie. consulting engineer for the Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Company arrived at The Alaskan yes terday from San Francisco.
 Ralph Robeson, former timekeeper at Salmon Creek for the Alaska Gas tineau Company returned to accept a | position with the same company at Annex Creek. Mir. Robeson has been attending the University of Washing | ton at Seattle.
 Larry Stevens, engineer at Thane, was a city visitor the fore part of the week
 Mir. and Mrs J. e. Trompen are expected to return from their visit to the Exposition soon.
 John E. Hunter arrived last night from Vancouver He is on his way to Seward.
 Charles Warner mechanic at Sal mon Creek spent 8 few days in the city the first of the week
 Collector of Customs J. r. Pugh is at Eagle He will leave in a few days. on his return to Juneau.