The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-01

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 Fred Harris, of Iditarod has been appointed a notary.
 Miss Ora Knykondan left on the City of Seattle this afternoon for Sit ka.
 E. Teller. employed in the auditing department of tho White Pass & Yu- kon railroad. is Q visitor in the city.
 Robert M. Astrop. Royden F. Chase and John l.. Davey have been admit tod to the bar at Anchorage.
 J. Linden. Enoch Cave, B. Snead, F. Rhodes and c. Denhardt of Thane returned today from hunting trip to Admiralty Island.
 c. H. Wilbur. Jr.. of the Pacific Coast Coal Company. returned on Che City of Seattle this morning from 9 business trip to Seattle.
 Mrs. Charles Goldstein and daugh- ter Marie returned this morning on the City of Seattle from Seattle where they have been visiting.
 Manager M. P. Goodman of the AL aszan Hotel returned today from Q business trip to Seattle. He reports the Spirit City" as unusually quiet.
 A son was born Go Mir and Mrs. F. J. Ross of Thane yesterday. Dr. H. c. DeVighne reports that the moth CT and child are getting along famous lly.
 The Misses Ruth and Esther Carl son. daughters of a TaSu harbor can neryman. who have been spending the summer here and at Taku. expect to leave Monday for Seattle.
 Mrs. Elizabeth McKechnie. Of San Francisco. arrived here this morning on the City of Seattle She is the the mother of l.. c. McKechnie. and will make her future home in Juneau.
 W. J. Sunderland arrived from Se- attle this morning. He will be assist ant to Manager c. E. Bence, of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph company office.
 Miss E. c. wahlgreen. who leR here several days ago for Seattle. has gone on to. San Francisco. and is not expected to return untn the second week in September.
 J. C. Hendee of Thane. who was wounded in a hunting accident three weeks ago. is slowly improving in st. Ann hospital. and 1t Is now believed the use of his right arm will not be impaired
 Mrs. S. D. Charles. wife of the ed ltor of The Dispatch. and children. and children are returning on the AL ameda this week from Oregon. where they have been spending several months.
 Mfrs. Charles M. McGrath and Miss Gertrude NcGrath. who have been visiting in California and Washing ton. reached Juneau on the steamer City of Seattle, on their way to Sitka, their home.
 Miss Bessie Beatty. who has been the guest of Mrs. J. A. Wilcox for sev- eral days, left on the City of Seattle for Ekagway and sitlxa. Miss Beatty will continue her visit in Juneau on her return.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Moore and daughter. of Seattle. arrived here last night and will make their home in Ju- neau. They have moved into one ofI the Marshall apartments. Mfr. Moore for several years was in the real es- tate business in Seattle.
 A daughter was born to Mrs. Carl Wells. at the Juneau Apartments last night. Mr. Wells formerly was member of the Juneau baseball team. Mrs. Wells and the new arrival are reported to be doing nicely.
 Articles of incorporation have been filed at the office of the Secretary ofl Alaska by the Anacortes Fisheries company. O $1,OOO.OOO corporation whose trustees are A. B. Carpenter K. l.. Ames. W. G. Well, an of Chica- go, and ". T. Clutter and c. HI Buschmann of Seattle
 Miss Cordelia Jennings will leave this month for Washington. F. C.. where she will attend school this winter She will be accompanied East by her uncle. Collector of Gus toms J. F. Pugh. Mr. Pugh will att tend the conference of customs col iectors in New York and then go to Alabama. to meet Mrs. Pugh and Miss Venetia Pugh