The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04
q Personal Mention

Ed. Kendall, of the surveyor gem erals office. left yesterday for Haines and skagway, on official bn8iuess.
 Mr and Mrs. Bert Stevenson expect Go leave soon for visit to San Fran cisco
 e. A. Cartwright, who is to open a stationery store here. has gone to Seattle to purchase stock.
 Mrs Tom. Cole left on the Spokane for Spokane. Washs to yiait her par ents.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor N. Dupuy and daughter Henrietta left on the Spo- kane for Monrovia, Calf, to visit at tho home Of Mir Dupuy's parents. They win return late this month
 W. D. MacMillan, former deputy marshal at Douglas and Craig Alaska, ig sthI in the latter city, according to advices. Mr. MacMillan was reported to be planning to return to Oregon.
 Sam Bernstein representing the crockery house of Bernstein & Sons, Seattle, is expected to arrive in Ju- neau this week.
 Sam Guyot representing Fisher Bros, has returned from @ business trip to Ketchikan and Wrangen
 Mir. and Mrs. Sid Jacobs expect to leave soon for Southwestern Alaska, MT. Jacobs goes West in the interest of a number of firms which he repre- sents in Alaska.
 Petersburg Report: The sanborn Cutting companys big cannery ten. der Phoenix arrived from Rake Wed nesday evening and started out the following afternoon for Astoria. Mir. and Mrs John Hadland left on tue Phoenix, John being engaged as a pi- lot for the trip. Mrs. Hadland will stop at Seattle, where she will visit until Mr. Hadland returns from As- toria. They expect to arrive back in Petersburg by steamer in about three weeks.
 Petersburg Report: J. F. Chamber. lain and Joseph Meherin, of Juneau, and r. J. MorteI and R. Fl. Chadwick of Seattle, were among the travelling salesmen making Petersburg this week
 Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Freebuu are registere at the New Cain from Chichagon. Mir. Freeburn is super, intendent of the Chicagoff mine.
 Angus Afackay, construction engin. ger at the Chicagoff mine. has been spending a few days in the city.
 Woodward Abbey, who spent the season surveying tho Nenana coal field, and who recently returned to Juneau, accompanied by Mrs. Abbey and their daughter will spend the winter in Juneau. They have rented the Delaney cottage, in Fifth street which recently was vacated by Mir. and Mrs A. D. Maltby.
 d. Fl. Mackenzie of San Francisco, one of the heaviest stockholders in the Alaska-Juneau Gold Mining Com pany. md Supt. Philip R. Bradley of the AlaslJa-Treadwell mines, will ar. rive this week. probably tomorrow ev. ening on the steamship Princess AL ice. It is reported that Charles D. Bruff also will return with them
 Mrs. Lena DeGroff of Sitka. and her daughter Miss Anna Vanderbilt, and son. oliver Vanderbilt, left for Los Angeles last evening. Master Vanderbilt will enter school in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. l. Sowerby and Miss Alma Sow erby left last night on the steamer Spokane for a trip to Seattle.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. c. Jameson are nov ing Into the New Cain Hotel for the winter The Roselle home, which they had rented. will be occupied by 10. c. Guerin, government surveyor, who left last night for Washington, D. c. to get his wife and daughter.
 Oliver Orange, manager of the Ju- neau Cold Storage Company. left last night for Prince Rupert, B. C., to ar- range for the sale Of his frozen fish pack He will meet @ number of fish buyers who make their headquarters in the Canadian port
 Mrs Barbara Vanderbilt, who has been spending several months in Ju. neau, the guest of her sister Mrs. William ?. Brandenburg, left last ev- eniug on the Spokane. on her return to her home in Hood River. Ore.
 J. N Fletcher, mining engineer of Reno. Nevada, passed through to Seattle Saturday from Southwesteru Alaska. He has been examining prop erty on Amock Island. p. A. Cornell, one of the owners of the Amock mine accompanied him. They were pas sengers on the Admiral Evans.
 Governor and Mrs. Black of Yukon Territory are expected to pass through Juneau Friday morning, on the steam. ship Princess Sophia. They are going to Eastern Canada.
 John w. Troy. editor of The Elm pire, will be home tomorrow night from Seattle. Miss Dorothy Troy, his daughter, who accompanied him South two weeks ago, will attend school this winter on Puget Sound. probably at Port Angeles.
 Mrs. Kate Watts is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred Jones' She was accompanied to Juneau by another daughter. Miss Beatrice Watts. The latter will remain here permanently.
 Mrs Edward c. Russell and Mrs. Ray H Stevens and daughter Rae, left on the Jefferson for San Francis co. where they will meet their moth ar, Mrs Stoell. of Cleveland. After a motor trip to San Diego, they expect To visit in Portland and Seattle They