The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-03

leave soon for Oakland, where his mother resides He will be away month or six weeks.
 R. J Taylor, a banker of Macon, Ga. who has been visiting in Juneau for several days, returned yesterday from Eagle River, accompanied by Mrs. Taylor, and their three children. They will leave Friday morning for tho East. Mir. Taylor accompanied President E. Y. Mallary, of the Eagle River mine, from the south.
 J. C. Hayes road supervisor, return ed yesterday from an official trip to Haines.
 Casper Brenner, a conductor em- ploy.d at Seattle by the Milwaukee road, is spending vacation in Ju- neau.
 Mrs Rogers and Miss Emily Rog CTS, who have been guests of Mrs. Tom Cole. left today for their home in Waterville, Wash.
 Ralph l.. Healy, of the engineering force at the Perseverance mine, and Mrs. Healy were visitors in the city yesterday.
 l. E. Fisher. agent for the Remlng ton typewriter, went to Ketchikan Sunday.
 Simon Hirsch is In San Francisco. He expects to visit Honolulu before returning to Juneau.
 Alex Pruessing left today for Foun. tain City. Wisconsin. He has been employed by the Alaska Supply com pany for some time. He expects to return to Juneau at later date.
 The Misses Mary Dinse and Grace Young Of Aberdeen. and Miss Bernice Mclean of Seattle, who left for the States today, entertained at cards in their apartments in the New Cain last evening. complimentary to James Momb, Jack Johnson and Edward Brennan who were classmates with them at school.
 Fl. G. Young superintendent of the Jualin mine came in from Jualin yes terday, accompanied by Mrs. Young.
 Robert Fl. Hyde. member of the firm of Che West Coast Grocery Co.,. Tacoma, who recently returned from the Westward, is a guest at the Alas kan
 George B. Smith, representing the l.. c. Trent Engineering Co.,, and the Keystone Lubrlcating Company, is expected back next week from a busi- ness trip to Seward and Anchorage.
 F. c. Bronson, of Thane, left this morning for Wrangell. to visit at home for several days.
 Mir. and Mrs G. Hashigita and Mir. and Mrs. N. Watanabe, members of the local Japanese colony, left today for San Francisco. to visit the fair.
 Miss Faery Lashua of Seattle. who had been expected to arrive in Ju- neau on the Jefferson, was detained by reason of her mothers illness. but will arrive here some time this month, to spend several weeks. She is a cousin of Don Grimths.
 Miss Hattie O'Brien. whose sister conducts a public stenogragraphic of flee here, left today for Seattle.
 Walter O'Brien is expected back next week from Sulzer and other points on Prince of Wales island. He has been on a business trip in the interests of the Sullivan Drill & Ma chinery compGny
 
 Miss Alice M Jordison. teacher of stringed instruments left today on the Jefferson for a months vacation at ketchikan Miss Jordison and her sisters family will spend two weeks at Belle Island Hot Springs.
 Robert A. Kinzie, former Treadwell superintendent who now has offices in San Francisco, was recently in Salt Lake City. on business.
 Mrs. J. M. Cramer. wife of the bus mess manager of The Empire, left for Seattle today accompanied by Miss Dorothy Cramer and Russell Cramer The Cramer children will enter school in Seattle in septem- Der.
 II. R. Plate a mining engineer. who has been examining property in the Portland Canal district for Thomp- son, Towle & Co.,. of New York. pass ed through San Francisco recently. on his way to the East.
 J. M. Miller of the Alaska Meat Go. and Mrs. Miller have returned from a two weeks vacation at Warm | Springs Bay
 Mrs. John G. Held, Miss Held and Miss Elizabeth Held are guests of the Misses Carlson at Talu this week
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