The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-05
Personal Mention

Of Alaska and a member or the local body of Masons, will leave for the south on the City of Seattle tonight on his way to San Francis. co in an effort to better his health by change of climate
 Mrs. E Polly. wife of one Of the employees of the AlaskaJuneau Com pany arrived from the south on one of the recent boats. She was ac- companled by her son and will make Juneau her future home.
 Ralph Cheney, Of Thane, accom- panied by his wife and son expect to leave on one of the next boats for the south. Mir Cheney will lo- cate at his former home in Birmmg- ham, Alabama.
 R. II. Chadwick. who has just completed @ trip through the inter- for in the interests of one of the large rubber manufacturing houses, will leave tonight on the City of Seattle for Ketchikan.
 Phil Gallagher of Ruby one of the pioneers of that section is in the city and will leave on the Prince of Wales for Sitka where he will en- ter the Pioneers Home, to which institution he was recently admitted
 Senator Frank A. Aldrich returned this morning on the Alaska and is at the Occidental Hotel. Mir. AL drlch has been spending the past two months in New York and other eastern cities in the interests of mining properties which, he controls at Aux Bay.
 Mrs. l. silyeira, wife of well known Sitka business man, and who has been spending the past couple of months in tho states, returned or the Alaska and registered at thC Gastineau. She win leave for hel home tonight on the Prince o Wales.
 E. E. Flemming, who is interest cd in the development of copper mining property at Pinta Bay neal ! Chichagoff, returned from the soutl on the Alaska this morning. Mir Flemming went south with tria shipment of ore from the mine tC have shelter test made of tho ore.
 Mrs C. Knox. the widow of a for mer restaurant man of Everett i' at the Gastineau Hotel Mrs Kno' arrived this morning on the Alaska and is accompanied by her son.
 James S. Manning. U $. deputy marshal. returning from the soutl i this morning on the Alaska. He went below as the deputy in charge of several prisoners and has beer spending the past couple Of week. on vacation. Mrs Manning ac companicd him on the trip.
 R. l.. Vining, the well known nov 1 ing picture man of Fairbanks passed through Juneau this morning on the Alaska on his way to tho Interior after a short business triI 10 the States.
 A. Nilson, superintendent Of th' ! Dundas Bay cannery is in the city and is registered at the Gaatiucau He is expecting freight on the Re dondo and will remain here for sey eral days. He is accompanied by ! o. Seather and w. Gilbert who have been employed at the canncry this summer and who will leave for thC south on one of the first boats.
 F. R. Hackney of Ketchikan, ar rived from there on the Alaska anC is at the Alaskan Hotel W. E. Baker of San Francisco arrived from the south this morning on the Alaska and is at the Ala l'aI Hotel
 [ E. B. Parsons. arrived from Seat |t,c this m"rnng on tho Alaska and is at the Alaskan Hotel for a few da,s.
 James Robertson, apprehension of the Tenakee Fish Company can nery at Sunny Cove, arrived from there during the night and is 8 the Alaskan Hotel
 G. II. Garfield. of the Ceolos.ca Survey. who is measuring the srean flow of the streams in Southeastern Alaska and Leonard Lundgrcn, wh' has charge of the granting of wate power permits for the Forest Ser vice. returned from a trip to one O Inc nearby points of interest las night and are at the New Cain Ilo tel. They were accompanied b! Mrs. Lundgren on the trip.
 Royal A. Gunnison, of the law firm of Gunnison and Robertson left for Valdez on the Alaska thi morning to appear in court for th' Libby. McNeil & Libby Packing Company and for the Deep Set Salmon Company in cases in whicl the two companies ahe the defend ants. He. was accompanied by Mrs Gunnison and son.
 John II. Cobb, well known Juneal attorney, left for Valdez this morn ing on the Alaska. He will appca as one of the attorneys in certain civil matters which are Co come b" fore the court there within the neX week
 J. A. Burkland, the Juneau con tractor. left for the westward ol the Alaska. He will investigate conditions both at Seward and An chorage before returning to Juneau