The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-19
Personal Mention

T. A. shorthiu, father of w. w.. Shorthill of Juneau. returned on the City of Seattle this forenoon from Skagway where he has been visit ing with his daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Harrison.
 Mrs. Hugh c. Weir. formerly Of Juneau, and wife of the Skagway agent for the Pacific Coast Com pany. arrived from there on the l City of Seattle this morning and will spend some time visiting in Ju' neau.
 C. A. Schonacker. formerly of the I lSchonacker Brokerage Company, but who has disposed of his interests in that firm. left for the south or the City Of Seattle. He will visit in Chicago and New York during the coming winter.
 Miss Mary Meir left for the south ' this morning on the City of Seattle to attend school In the States.
 C. c. Hayward, former cashier Of ] the Alaska-Gastineau Company, who resigned recently. left on the City of Seattle this morning for Califor mia where he intends to locate.
 Russell Hansen. son of Mrs. H.. ! p. Hanson, left on the City of Seat tie this morning for Tacoma where he will join his sister. . A. E. Harris. Alaska agent for the | Chicago Milwaukee system, is re- \ turning from Q trip 10 the States on l the Princess Alice which is due to arrive tonight
 \ A. Van Mavern, travelling man, I whose headquarters are in Juneau, Is a Juneau bound passenger on the N Princess Alice due tonight. q Clarence Geddes. son of William Geddes. and his mother. Mrs. Will liam Geddes. are returning to Juneau on the steamer Spokane which sail cd from Seattle last night.
 H. B. Fossas. deputy marshal, who went south with an insane prisoner recently. is returning to Juneau on the Spokane.
 William B. Kent, captain of detec- \ tives of the Seattle police depart ment, arrived from the south on the .l Northwestern last night and is at the Gastineau. Captain Kent came north as Q witness in the Krause case and is one or the men who ex- amined Krause in Seattle at the time of his arrest.
 R. w. Smith. of Seattle. an engin. I eer in the employee Of the Pacific Coast Company, arrived from the south on the Northwestern and will remain here for several days
 F. F. Lischke. has returned from special trip to Port Conclusion and is again registered at the Gas < tineau.
 w. s. Pekovich. the well known ! Funter Bay mining man arrived from the south yesterday in his own boat and is registered at the Gastineau.
 D. C. Stapleton. superintendent Of | the mines of the Pacific Coast Gyp- sum Company at Gypsum. returned from hurried business trip to 1 Tacoma on the Northwestern last night and is at the Gastineau
 Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Wenk. of De troit. Michigan. arrived from the south on the Northwestern and are registered at the Gastincau Hotel for few days.
 Jack Dalton. the well known Alas kan trail blazer and the holder of much waterfront property at Cordoya passed through Juneau on the North western last night on his way west.
 J. J. Grigsby. of Seattle. is re- cent arrival and is registered at the New Cain Ho.el
 Fred Stll and wife. of Boston, ar rived on a recent boat and are al the New Cain Hotel. Mir sun Isl engaged in the mining machinery business and will be here for some time.
 C. c. Heaney. of Berkeley. Cali iornia. arrived from the south on recent boat and is at the New Cain Hotel!
 K. W. Roen. of Karheen, on the west coast of Prince Of Wales, isl in the city registered at. the Alas kan Hotel.
 Ward T. Bower. U. S. Fish com miosslsner. who has been in Juneau for the past week conferring with teh local fisheries men. left for the westward on the Northwestern last night.
 Mrs. W. L. Martin. wife Of Captain Martin. expects to leave on the Hum boldt for the south tonight She will visit for some time in Idaho with brother whom she hos not seen for 4l years.