The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-09

land. After a few days in Portland, Oregon. Mir Graves will SO to Og- den, Utah. from there to Denver and thence straight to Washington where he expects to arrive not later than October lst.
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 Miss May Otteson, who has been spending the summer at home, left yesterday for Seattle. to resume her studies at the University of Washing ton.
 The Misses Ruth and Esther Carl. son, who have been spending the summer in Talu Harbor and Juneau. left yesterday for their home in Ta- coma
 Robert c. Hurley secretary to Gen. eral Manager B. l.. Thane. of the AL asha Gastlneau Mining Company, left yesterday for Ketchikan, to be gone several days on business.
 Mrs Charles c. Cragg and Mrs. Blossom Price left yesterday on the Mariposa for a visit to the States.
 Noble c. Miller, formerly of Tread well. has returned to Juneau. He ex- poets to locate here. Mr. Miller is nephew of A. B. Callahan. Mrs. Miller is in California but will come to Juneau this winter
 Miss Marie Latin returned yester- day from Mccarthy. Alaska, where she has been spending the summer, and will attend school here again this winter. She is a niece of Miss Vera Pettingill
 Conrad Opperman leaves for San Francisco on the Spokane today He has been employed on the Alaska-Ju- neau survey force this summer.
 Dr. Robert Simpson was initiated into the Elks Lodge last night II. w. Canton of Thane was initiated at the. request of the Elks Lodge of Med ford. Ore
 Lester O. Gore leaves today on the Spokane for Petersburg, on legal busi- ness. He will go to Seattle from there. for a vacation trip which may include a visit to California.
 Sam Guyot, who has been out to the westward for several weeks. re- turned on the Mariposa yesterday.
 J. w. Mcfarland, formerly tim herman at the Perseverance. writes from Albuquerque, N M., that he is tired of the sagebrush country and will leave for Ohio. where he will spend several months at his old home. He will return to Juneau this win ter
 S. J. Weitzman, merchant of Haines who has been visiting here for few days, returns home this afternoon on the Humboldt
 George Anderson, well known piano expert, has installed a piano for R. l.. Turner's Hall
 Andrew Christensen, of the general land office, is registered at the Gas tineau.
 S. P Sanford. of San Francisco. re- resenting NJ. J. B. coffee, returned yesterday from Anchorage. and is at. the Alaskan. He has been on a trip through Alaska. and to Nome and St. Michael, and win leave in few days for the South.
 W. J. Kennedy, of Tacoma, Frank scully. of Seattle. Wendell Langford of Astoria, Ore, and Mir. and Mrs. J. Fl. Jefries of Astoria, are guests at the Alaskan.
 George D. Arkley of Tacoma, a vet. eran purser. who has been spending few days here. left this morning for the South. Arkley was on the Alaska run twenty years ago.
 Joe Byrne, representing Koken Bar Der Supplies, is registered at the Gas tineau hotel. from Seattle
 P. F. Nettleton. employed on the Copper River railroad at Cordova. is visiting in Juneau. He is staying at the Gastineau hotel
 Mrs. E. H. Kaser is about recovered from the effects of an accident last month, in which she severely sprain- ed her ankle
 c. J. Stanley, selling Juan De Fuca cigars, is at the Gastineau.
 Mrs. Anna Hopkins of Seattle and Miss Abbie Arnold of Juneau are late arrivals at the Gastineau.
 A. F. Hayes, of Shreveport. La registered at the Occidental Hotel this morning.
 Attorney John Rustgard returned today on the Humboldt from Ketchi- kan, where he was in attendance at the district court term.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. M Jenkins of Se- attle are guests at the Occidental Ho- tel They registered today
 Chris Tveten of Petersburg, is a guest at the Alaska Hotel
 F. J. Cox. of the Western Dry Goods Company has gone to Petersburg, on business.
 Mir. and Mrs William Aiken have gone to Sitka for a few days
 J. 4. Hazelet and Edward Harwood of Cordova went through on the Ma riposa yesterday enroute to Seattle