The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-19
PERsoNAL MENTION

K. K. OunB, SaieS OBeul loI thc Pacific Coast Coal company return ed yesterday on the City of Seattle from business trip to Wrangell and Ketchlkan.
 Mrs. E. A. Heath, accompanied by her daughter Ada. arrived from Ketchikan on the City of Seattle and win visi; with relatives and friends In Juneau for some time. Mrs. Heath is at the Gastlneau She is the wife of one of the pioneers of Ketchlkan and former newspaper man of that city.
 John c. Grant. proprietor of the Grant Hotel at Wrangell is in the city and will make an effort to de- feat the recent election at Wrangeh which made the town dry. Mir. Grant will make his application to the court for a renewal of his li- cense and will endeavor to show the court why the license should be granted. He is at the Gastineau
 II. J. Wallace, deputy marshal from Wrangen arrived from there on the City of Seattle and is at the Gastineau.
 Walter Keys. accompanied by Mrs. Keys and son. passed through Ju- neau yesterday on the City of Seat. tie. NIT. Reyes is one of the popu- lar operators of the Government Signal Corps and has been stationed at Seattle for a number of years. He is now on his way Co Sitka where he will be located.
 II. c. Define disburing officer of the Alaska railroad engineering commission, was a Seward bound passenger on the Mariposa.
 Mrs. M. $ Dobbs, of Ketchikan, passed through Juneau yesterday on the City of Seattle Mrs. Dobbs is the wife of deputy collector of GUS toms Dobbs of Ketchikan and is on his way to Sitka for brief visit. She was a guest at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. John R. Willis while the Seattle was in port.
 A. NJ. Tucker. son of O. A. Tucker. arrived on the Marlposa and will visit with his father
 James P Momb left on the Mari posa for Skagway and the Interior. He is on his way to Nenana where he will be employed with the Alaska Railroad Commission
 Toby C. Hallum, half owner of the Halum mining claims on Mount Ju- neau arrived from the south on the Mariposa and is a guest at the Gastineau.
 Leo R. Hain. of the Ingersoll-Rand sales force. who has been south for the past two months, returned on the Mariposa yesterday and will again be with the local office of that company
 Mrs. D. R. Douglas and son were passengers on the Dolphin bound for Tee Harbor where they will spend the summer with Mir. Douglas. who is superintendent Of the Tee liar bor cannery
 Mrs. John L. Carlson. wife of the owner of the Taku Cannery accom- panied by the Misses Ruth and Es. ther. her daughters. and Master :. Carlson. her son. arrived from the south on the Dolphin and will spend the summer between Taku Harbor and Juneau.
 J. M. Shoup. former marshal for this division. and at present practic- ing law at Ketchikan. returned south on the Alameda Saturday Mir. Shoup has been in Juneau ap- bearing before the court as one Of the attorneys in the case of the United States against the Pacific American Fisheries Company.
 Mrs. James R. Whipple. sister Of B. l.. Thane. who has been visiting i'm Juneau for the past month. left for the south on the Prince George Mrs. Whipple and party of friends will visit the Adirondack mountins during the summer months.
 O. l.. Coward. representative of the General & Pacific States Elec- tric Companies. left for the South on the Prince George Saturday even ing
 Marris Rasmussen left on the Prince George for the south for a short business trip to Seattle
 W. R. Moore. one of the old-tim- CTS of this section, left for the south on the Prince George Satur- day night on his way to Denver. Capt. r. Youngmarker, of Wran- gell. is guest at the Gastineau. having arrived on one of the late boats.
 F. F. W. Lowle. travelling freight and passenger agent for the Can adian Pacific. arrived from the north on the Alameda and will remain in | the city for several days.
 George B. Frasier. representing one of the large dental supply houses of Portland. has returned from the westward and is registered at the New Cain.
 J. E. Dennison. a well known phy- sician of New York is at the New Cain hotel, making a tour Of Alaska adn is stopping in each town on the Alaska coast
 Mir and Mrs Ray F.. Peterson, of Speel River, are in the city regis tered at the Gastineau F. p. Doris. who represents one of the largest stove manufacturing plants in the United States. located at St. Louis. is in the city calling on the trade He is at the Alaskan. c. C. Waters. fish and cannery man. is in the city and is at the Alaskan.
 c. J. Alexander. accompanied by his daughter arrived from Hoonah yesterday and registered at the Gas tineau hotel for a few days.
 W. O. Carlson. of the Aux Bay cannery is In the city and is at