The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-28
Personal Mention


J. A. Gass. representing a line of cigars, who has been in the city for the past week. left for the south on the Prince George Saturday night.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Daniels left on the Prince George for the south. They intend to spend the next three months travelling through the east and will go as far as New York and Boston before returning. They will also spend some time visiting in Wisconsin during their absence.
 II. E. Languelle. who has been employed as book binder at the Alaska Bindery for the past year, left for the south on the Prince George Saturday night.
 Prof. and Mrs. H. E. Herring, who have been here for the past week left for Prince Rupert on the Prince Geoige. Prof Herring is lecturer for the Christian Science Society and delivered lecture at the Or pheum Theatre Friday night
 Mrs. Lockie McKmnon returned from the south on the Admiral Evans Saturday atternoon after visiting with relatives in Chicago.
 Mrs. James Hogan returned from the South on the Admiral Evans and is at the New Cain Hotel.
 Among the passengers bound for the westward on the Admiral Evans was Mrs. B. F. Willard, the well known mining man of Valdez. Mrs. Willard has been visiting in the states for the past month.
 E. $. Hewitt, head Of D. s. Hewitt and Company the Juneau typewriter and office appliance house. left for business trip to the northern towns.
 W. Rufus Lindsay the well known mining engineer Of Juneau left on a recent boat for Skagway where he will do some engineering work on one Of the neighborng mines.
 Charles Goldsten has gone from Prince Rupert Co Seattle on business. according to word received at Gold. stem's Emporium. Mr. Gcldstein left Juneau for Prince Rupert on short business trip. but on arrival there found that 1t would be neces' sary for him to go south.
 F. B. Hyder geologist for the Alaska Gastineau Company, has left for Skagway, where he will do some exploration work.
 Mrs. F. Shannon. who has been operating rooming houses in juneau for the past year, left for Anchorage on the Admiral Evans.
 Jack F. Moulton, representing one of the large Seattle hardware firms, and who has been at the Gastineau Hotel for the past two weeks left for the westward on the Admiral Evans Saturday night.
 J. A. Kissel, of the Alaska Brok- craze Company left on the Admiral Evans Saturday night for a trip to the westward
 Gus Gmis. left for the westward on the Admiral Evans.
 Alex Carrlgan. accompanied by Mrs. Carrigan and children, will leave for the south this week ard will spend some time visiting with his parents.
 G. Fl. Garfield, of the Geological Survey and who is engaged in meas uring the stream flow of the creeks and rivers of Southeastern Alaska, returned from a visit to some of his suaees Saturday afternoon and is at the New Cain hotel.
 Mrs. NJ. S. Perkins. who has been visiting for the past month at Sitka with Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Buchan- an. returned from there last night on the Jefferson.
 R. E. Douglas and wife, of Tee Harbor. arrived from there yester- day and are at the New Cain hotel. Mir Douglas reports that the fish have been running good and that almost a full pack has been se- cured.
 Roy Farley. of the Dallas. Oregon, is recently arrival in the city and is at the Alaskan hotel.
 O. Peabody Rogers, superintendent of the Kensington mines, accom- panied by Mrs. Rogers. arrived from there yesterday They are at the Gastineau hotel