The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-05

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 William c. FreeDurn ia In the city from chichagod 20 meet Mrs. Free burn and daughters who ere return. ing north from Sacoma Mr. Freeburn IS al the New Cain
 Mrs n. C. Price and Miss Lois E. ] Price Of Cordoya arc ot tho Alaskan having arrived from cordoya last night They made Q visit today to Treadwel. where Mrs Price has rol- atlves.
 J. D. Moulton of the Seattle Hard' ware Company returned from Skag way las. night
 J. F Bradley a commercial sales. man, leaves on the Admiral Evans for southwestern Alaska.
 w. M Watson Of Tacoma is guest ot Che New Cain
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Hurley and two children left on Che Admiral Far ragut last night, for Seattle, on their way to Salem. Mass to spend two months at Mr. Hurley'a former home. During Mr. Huriey's absence Bert sperry will be secretary to B. L. Thane.
 Carl w. stockwen, @ well known commercial traveller, returned last night from a business pilgrimage to Southwestern Alaska He is at the New Cain.
 A. Shyman, representing Schwabach- CT Bros. Hardware Co.,. leaves todav on the Admiral Evans for cordoya.
 Lieut. c. Mehahey. of the Alas ka road commission returns to Val- dez on the Admiral Evans today
 Grafton Coleman and Earl Smith left on the steamship Princess Sophia this morning for San Francisco, to vis- it the exposition
 Gus Giles, representing the Ma tional Grocery company, leaves on the Admiral Evans today for a business trip to Cordoya, Valdez and Seward. He will be accompanied by Mrs. GIL les, who recently arrived from Seat tle.
 Mrs c. F Hayson has booked pas sage for Cordova on the steamship !. Admiral Evans.
 S. G. Murray Northwestern sales manager for the Ingersol Rand Com pany. left last night for Seattle. his ! headquarters He has been passing a ! few days in Juneau
 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Finzel were pas sengers to Seattle on the steamship l Admiral Farragul last night
 Sam Bernstein returned to Seattle last night He has been making his semi.annual business visit to Juneau and other Alaska coast cities in the interests of Bernstein & Sons. Seat tie.
 Marcus Mayer. manufacturing jew eler Of Seattle, left for the South on the City of Seattle last night He was here Interviewing local jewellers.
 Mrs. Hazel Kirmse of Skagway, who has been spending several days in Juneau, left on the City of Seattle last night. on her way to San Francisco. After a visit at the exposition Mrs Kirmse will return to Seattle, where she will pass the winter
 A. r Bradford young mining en- gineer. who was In Juneau for sever al weeks this fall. is leaving Seattle ! for San Franoiaoo. where he win | spend the winter Hei Is accompan- l led by his nephew. Ed Harton. of Berkeley who accompanied him on an extensive trip through Southwestern . Alaska this summer
 MT and Mrs Angus Mackay and son "Jlm" have taken apartments at the New Cain They returned yes terday from Chlchagoh.
 Jack Dalton. well known Alaskan and Mrs. Dalton. are at the Rainier Grand hotel. eSattle
 Ed C. Russell left for Seattle last night to meet Mrs. Russell who is returning home from visit to Call foTnla and Portland
 A. G Baker toremrly Of Treadwell . is at the New Cain
 John Rustgard and wife are north . bound passengers on the Jefferson ! which sailed from Seattle last night Mir Rustgard went south to present to 1 the Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco the case Of Mcdonald vs Worthen which was recently decided . in favor of the plalntih
 J B. Caro was Q southbound pas senger of the City of Seattle. He will SO directly to California and spend several weeks visiting with his fam fly at Palo Alto. near San Francisco.
 Master R. Greenblatt Of Seattle, who has been here for several weeks. left for bis home last night He is me- phew of Charles Goldstein
 Mrs. A. Blair and daughter Muriel or Vancouver B. C.. who have been visiting in Juneau for several months. left last night for their home
 J h. Gray, of the Alaska Soda Go. ls making a business trip to Wrangeil lhls week
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