The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-13
Personal Mention

W. Cox Davidson. representing one of the large machinery houses of Seattle. arrived last night on the Prince Rupert and is guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
 Judge Morrison, of Vancouver, was passenger on the Prince Rupert last night He stopped over In Ju- neau and will leave on the Rupert tonight for Prince Rupert where he will hold court.
 MT, and Mrs. Charles C. Whipple, of Eagle River, are recent arrivals at the New Cain Hotel
 James Newman and wife, of Ket chikan. who have been in Juneau for the past two weeks, left for their home on the Alameda this morning. Mr. Newman came north to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Pet CT Sandstrom and remained here to be with Mir Sandstrom until he re- covered from the loss of his wife.
 William J. Wright. constructor for the Light House Service, who has been working at the Cape St. Elias ! light during the summer. arrived yesterday on the Kukui and left for the south this morning on the Ala meda. He is on his way Co his sta ton at Ketchikan
 Oscar R. Hart, Oak Olson and w. K. Martin, three travelling men of Juneau. left for the westward last night on the Mariposa. They will call on the trade in that section be- fore returning to Juneau.
 J. H. Cobb. left on the Marlposa yesterday for Valdez.
 William Wooivcrth heed of a syndicate Of moving picture takers working in Southeastern Alaska, is registered at the Alaskan
 James K. Poe, Of Oakland, is a Ju- neau visitor and is et the Alaskan Hotel
 Mrs. A. R. Young. wife of Ali Young. the Berner's Bay logger is in the city registered at the Gas. tneau Hotel.
 A. Harrison, of Prince Rupert is in the city registered at the Gas tineau Hotel
 Emmet J. McKanna well known Juneau broker. who accompanied his wife and family to California recent ly. is a returning passenger on the Admiral Watson which sailed yester. day morning for the north.
 Fred Y. Berger, captain Of the Alaskan Rifle team which went to Jacksonville, Floria recently. return ed yesterday on the Meriposa ac- companied by Mrs. Berger. He is again working at his old job as as sistant city whoriinger.
 Mrs. Charles Osrom. wife of the ! well known Juneau jeweler who has been visiting in the south for sever al weeks. returned last night on the Mariposa.
 F. M. Jarlme, of the Thane mill force. returned on the MGriposa yes terday from the south. Mir Jordine went below 0s a member of the Alaska Rifle team.
 Mrs C. ". Hawksworth, wife of the superintendent Of education for Southeastern Alaska. arrived from the South lest night on the Mariposa ! and will make her future home in Juneau.
 Fred A. Case. insurance unierwrit-l ! CT. wEo has been spending the past few weeks in the States. returned ! last night on the Mariposa.
 Mrs. W. D. Kcsselring. wife Of the foreman Of the Juneau Street De- partment who has been here for the past two months. will leave to- night on the Prince Rupert for Los Angeles where she will spend the winter.
 William II. GoriaI1, Grand Histor ian of the Grand Lodge at Wash ington, who is at present at Cordova attending the rate hearings being held by the Interstate Commerce Commission, has promised local Ma sons that when he reaches Juneau he will deliver a lecture on the Democracy of Masonry"
 T. Brown. of the supply depart ment of the Alaska Gastineau Min ing Company. who has been visit ing in the south. returned on the Moriposa.
 w. T. Tolch, superintendent of the railroads of the Alaska Gasuneau at Thane. who has been wis itiug in the States returned from the South on the Mariposa
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