The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-17
Personal Mention

of Larson & Logan, returned rom the south on the Alaska. Mir. Logan was accompanied by Mrs. Logan and they will make their future home m Juneau.
 Miss Eleanor Morgan, sister of C. P Morgan, of the Island Ferry Com pany, arrived from the south on the Alaska and will spend the summer visiting with her brother and Mrs. Morgan.
 Mrs. n. H. Christoe, of Douglas ac- companied by her son, returned from the south on the Alaska. Mir. Chris toe is connected with the D. D. smith ! Drug Store at Douglas Mrs. Chris toe has been south for several months.
 l Mrs. c. P. Hanson. sister of Dr. ! William Pallister arrived from the south on the Alaska and will spend several weeks visiting her brother ! Mrs Hanson was accompanied by her son.
 Mrs Charles Hadd is returning to Juneau on the Alameda which left Seattle last night Mrs. Hadd has been visiting with her mother in Seattle for the past month.
 Otto J. Wicklunder accompanied by Mrs. Wicklander, returned from the south on the Alaska. Mir. Wick lander has been spending several months in Seattle and Tacoma In the interests of the Enterprise Foun- ! dry Company. While south Mir. and Mrs Wicklander visited with the parents of Mrs. Wicklander at Puy- allup Wash
 Harry W. Webber, well known mining man from Ketchikan, arrived from that place on the Alaska and is at the Gastineau Hotel He will be here several days on business.
 Jack E. Moulton. representing the Seattle Hardware Company, and who has been at the Occidental for the past few weeks. left for Ketchikan and Wrangell on the City of Seattle.
 Dr. l.. A. Partridge accompanied by his wife. and Dr. F. A. Ross. ac- cOmpaned by Mrs. Ross and child. are in the city to attend the meeting of the Territorial Dental Board, which will meet in the near future. Both pr. Partridge and Dr. Ross win take the examination for a license Go practice dentistry in Alaska.
 B. J. Taylor, repi esentatiye or the National Cash Register Company. left for the westward on the Alaska. Mr. | Taylor win make business calls in the western towns returning to Jul neau in about three weeks.
 Mrs. A. A. Humfrey and children left for the south on the Prince ! George. Mrs. Humfrey will spend the next few weeks visiting in Port land, Oregon.
 Mrs. George Dull. accompanied by Edward Dull, left for the south on the Prince George and will spend the next month visiting with relatives and friends in the states
 o. D. Kennedy, accompanied by Mrs. Kennedy and brother of J. O. Kennedy, arrived on the Alaska. They came direct from Raymond, Wash. and Mir. Kennedy will act as lino type operator at the Dispatch office
 E. W. Smith, the representative of the Cudahy Packing Company re turned from the north on the City of Seattle and is at the Gastineau
 J. H. Nicholas. of the Armour & Company sales force. returned from the north on the City of Seattle and is at the Gastineau.
 Rev $. J. Crimont s. J., is re turning to Juneau, having sailed from Seattle on the steamer Alaska last night
 A. p. Ransom. special representa- tive of the Northern Life Insurance Company. who is well known in Ju neau and vicinity. is returning on the Alameda which sailed from Seat tie last night
 Oscar W. Leafgreen, of the mems Furnishing department at Goldstein's Emporium. left for the south on the Prince George He is making a com , bined business and pleasure trip.
 Alfred Zenger son of MT. and Mrs S Zenger, left for the south on the . Prince George.
 Martin w. Prasch, chief clerk ir the office of the Field Division o the General Land Office left for the south on the Prince George. Mir Prasch will join his wife in the states and will spend the next month on vacation
 Mrs. C. E. Wells, of Thane, lefi for the south on the Prince George Mrs Wells will spend the next three months visiting with her parents m . Kamloops, B. C.
 r. B. Beck, the representiye or the Hershey Chocolate Company, who mas l been stopping at the Alaskan for the past couple of weeks. and who caught star game for the travelling men when they defeated the grocers. leI' for the westward on the Alaska
 c. J. Atkinson, representing an eastern shoe company, left for ousi ness trip to the westward on the Alaska. o,
 Jefferson Bowling, the inventor ol the grenade shell. left on the Clty of Seattle for Seattle where he VIII enlist financial support.
 Edward M. Brennan, accountant ll' one of the departments at Ihane' left on the City of Seattle TOT 1ne south on a short vacation trip.
 Sam Newsander was a passenger on the City of Seattle. It is understood that Mir Newsander will endeaV0r while below to secure financial back lnc for a mining proposition he mas i'm the Windham Bay region.
 Mrs. Nj. B. Price, daughter or Charles Cragg and sister to Robert Cragg. arrived from the south on line Alaska. Mrs. Price is taking a course of training in one or the large Portland hospitals ana IS III