The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-27
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 l.. B. Adait is expected back from Seattle next month.
 Toby c. Hallum. @ well known Ju- neau mining man, is Q guest at the haying arrived from Seat ue Saturday evening.
 James F. Hurley, formerly employ ed in Che Perseverance mine offices, returned Saturday night on tho Dol phin from Seattle. He has been on a visit to Boston and Salem, Mass, and was in the Hub" City ten days ago when the hottest weather of the year was experienced In that section.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Wakelin. who arrived in Juneau Saturday from se- attle. are guests at the Gastineau
 A. D. Harris. travelling freight and agent for the Milwaukee railroad. is registered at the Gastin- eau Hotel
 10. V. Daveler, superintendent of the Alaska Gastineau Company's mill at Thane, returned Saturday from wis., 1t to the California exposition. Mrs. Daveler remained in San Francisco, the guest of her sister, Miss Peggy Bartlett. but will return to Juneau within a month.
 Mrs. James McKanna and son Ed win, are now in San Francisco and do not expect to return to Juneau until late next month. Miss Jean Thurs by. who taught in the government school at Douglas at the time Mrs. McKanna was similarly employed, met Mrs. McKanna upon her arrival in the Golden Gate city.
 President Willis D. Nowel, of the Juneau Steamship Company. return ed Saturday on the Georgia" from trip to Sitka.
 Miss Mable Arnstein Of San Fran cisco. who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Harry Wollenberg. this summer. expects to return to Cali fornia within Q short time.
 Harley J. Turner, of the Behrends store accountants, returned Saturday from Seattle. where he has been en- toying his vacation.
 Mrs. Percy Perkins, of Los Ange- les is expected to arrive in Juneau sometime in the near future for @ visit with her mother, Mrs. J. F. Long at "The Cliff" Mrs. Perkins is better known here as Miss Alma Cron. She was married last July. Her husband is connected with an oil concern in California.
 Guthrie NJ. Scott is returning on the Alameda today from Seattle. He stop per over in Ketchikan a few days. He is the Alaska agent for Q number of manufacturers in the States. and has been on a trip to San Francisco.
 A. Elliott, of the Enterprise Foun- dry returned on the Dolphin Saturday accompanied by his bride.
 c. W. Speer, a commercial sales man. is a business visitor in the city. He will make" Skagway before re- turning Co Seattle.
 Leo H. Kennedy. formerly superin- tendent at the Ju lin mine, is now in Marysvale. Utah. He is connected with the Mineral Products Company. Mir. Kennedy is a brother of President T. F. Kennedy of the First National Bank of Juneau.
 Al Schonacker returned from the South on the Dolphin Saturday. He stopped over in wrangel. He and his brother c. A. schonacker are reg istered at the Gastineau.
 William A. Hesse. who secured moving pictures of Alaska scenes two years ago. which were exhibited all over the United States. has returned North. He is at the Gastineau.
 l.. B. Marfield of Tacoma has ar rived in Juneau to make his future home here. He is a brother of Mrs. E. D. Vaut For several years Mir Marfield was in the engineering de- pertinent of the Northern Pacific rail road.
 Robert Fordney, traveling for the Goodyear Rubber Company. is a busi- ness visitor in the city. He arrived from Wrangel Saturday evening.
 Edwin P. Pond. Jr.. has been m for several days with a foreign growth in his left ear He is under the care of Dr. L. o. Sloane.
 Mrs. F. l.. Faulkner has been ad- vised of the serious illness of fa- vorite aunt, Mrs. P. E. Stevens. of Wash. and may leave for her bedside if her condition does not improve.
 Mir and Mrs. Bart l.. Thane, Miss Fay Thane, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. and two children and Mrs. p. p. Pond and Miss Marion Pond are returning to Juneau tonight on the Alameda from California. Mrs. Thane and Mrs. Pond have been visit ing in San Francisco and Niles, Calif., for several weeks. after Mrs. Thames return from New York. The Shack. elfords have been staying in San Fran cisco for the past six weeks.
 Skagway Alaskan: D. c. Bard, a mining engineer of Butte Montana. came in on the Princess Sophia this morning and left on the train, in company with Capt Alexander for the mine. Mir. Bard spent sev- eral weeks last summer in the exam ination of quartz properties in the Atlin district, and is returning now with the expectation of remaining during the winter.
 Tacoma Ledger: Miss Ingar Faar- en. who spent the summer at Juneau. Alaska. has returned to Tacoma to make 1t her permanent home. She has her home with Rev. and Mrs. Or dal.
 Mrs. W. B. Policy who has been in the Presbyterian hospital at Haines for several weeks. and who was re.