The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-22

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 pr II. W. Pohlmann has returned to Seattle, having left on the Admir- al Watson.
 D. S. Hewitt leaves tonight on Che Georgia for sitka.
 M. cermain and G. Anderson Of bakersfield, Calf. are registered at the Occidental.
 Rose B. Rhodes oi Wcnatchee Wno and Hermione Hawkins of Eugene. Ore, are guests at the New Cain.
 F R. Stanley of Seattle, represent- ing Crane & Go, is at the New Cain with Mrs. Stanley They arrived from Skagway on the Dolphin. They re- gently visited Southwestern Alaska.
 Mrs. l.. J. Van Lehn is returning from the States, on the Jefferson.
 Marshall Fremming, a Juneau boy is aboard the lighthouse tender Ku- lmi He has been promoted from oil- CT to ships machinist. He is son of Mrs. A. c. Fremming
 Mrs. M c. Mumford and infant son. of Seattle. are visiting at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. M S.. sutton. She arrived Saturday. She was accompanied by Miss Esther Sut- ton, her sister who has been attend ing school in Seattle and is making her first trip to Juneau since here parents located here alst year
 Walter McCray submarine diver, has gone to Excursion inlet on busi- ness. He arrived here last week.
 J. E. Plant has returned from a business trip to Southwestern Alaska.
 Mrs F. NL Taylor and daughter, Mrs l.. E. Van Winkle, left for Se- attle last night.
 R. F. Chastain, commercial trav- eler, left for Wrangetll on the Cit yof Seattle
 Father Van der Pol left yesterday for Valdez He has been the guest of Father Bruckert at the parochial residence in Douglas.
 J. D. Moulton of the Seattle Hard. ware Co., left last evening for Pet. ersburg, and after stop in Wrang- ell and Ketchil1an will so to Seattle, for a vacation of month. Mrs. Moulton will accompany him on a trip to San Francisco and Los Ange- les.
 George Drebelbeis. at one time a candidate for the Third division mar shalship. passed through to Skagway on the Alameda yesterday. He is go- ing into the interior
 Mrs. T. Nagel and family arrived on the Alameda from Seattle Yester- day
 Miss Lulu Currin arrived from the South yesterday. to visit with her brother at Nugget Creek
 City Clerk and Magistrate F. w. Petit returned yesterday from the East He was delegate to the Presbyterian Synod, and visited in Lancaster Penny and Rock Island. III.
 Mrs. Harry Cain returned yester- day from a trip to her former home in Eureka, Calf
 Mrs Lock Nrulligan is back from a visit to Tacoma and other points in Washington
 A. c. Baldwin, formerly of the boundary survey is guest at the New Cain.
 S. Hirsch left on the City of Seat tie for California.
 A. B. Stevenson, manager of the special Development Edition Of Tho Empire. went to Skagway last eve ming, to spend a few days.
 Mrs. Florence Stewart who been the guest of her daughter Mrs. Fl. J.. Raymond. for several months, lieft to- day for her home in California
 The Rev. R. c. Blackwell left for Seward on the Alameda.
 A son was born June to Mrs. T. B. Howard Prudence Wyman), at Mare Island Calf, according to word received by Mrs Towards friends here.
 J. Fisch left on the Dolphin for Sc. attle
 Tom Banbury returned this morning from Skagway. He made round trip on the steamer Humboldt.
 Mrs, Newark l.. Burton and Mrs. Lila Olds returned yesterday on the Dolphin from a steamer trip to Skag- way and Sitka
 President Grover Vim. of the school board. left last evening for Hancs and Skagway. on business.
 Mayor w. Henry of Watervill. Wn.: Mrs. Henry and A. l.. Rogers, who have been visiting here, left for Seattle last evening Mrs. Rogers re- mained to visit with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Cole.