The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
PERSONAL MENTION

o. Peabody Rogers, superintendent of the Kensington Mines arrived from Ketchilian on the Humboldt yesterday and will leave soon with a crew of men for the mines to star operations. Mir, Rogers has been working in the Ketchikan district for the Thane Exploration Company, examining mining property. He IS at the Gastineau.
 V. R. Caspard che Crescent Man ufacturing Company representative, returned from a business trip to near by towns Monday and is at the Alas kan.
 II. G. Young, superintendent of the Juolin Mines, returned from a two months vacation trip through South ern California, on the Humboldt and Is at the New Cain Hotel. He Is ac- companied by his family.
 ! James T. Barron, owne: Of the Funter Bay Cannery arrived from there yesterday on the cannery ten der Anna Barron, and is registered at the New Cain. Mir, Barron will meet his family here.
 John L. Carlson, owner of the Ia ku Harbor and Aux Bay canneries, is at the Cain. He is accompanied by his family and spent the Fourth in Juneau They will remain here several days.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Whipple, of Eagle River, are in the city and are registered at the New Cain Ho- i tel They arrived from Eagle Xiv | hA
 Father A. ?. Kasheyaroff, of the Russian-Greek Church left on the Humboldt for Skagway for Q few days. While there he will conduct 1 services lt that point. From Skag- way, Father Kashevaroff will so to Sitka ..ad will spend the next two weeks on a vacation and visiting with friends and relatives.
 G. II. Garfield who is engaged in making water flow measurements Of | the streams in Southeastern Alaska | has arrived from Ketchlkan and is at the New Cain Hotel.
 B. l.. Myers, of Ketchikan, who has been in the city for the past few days attending the meetings of the Territorial Medical Board. has | finished his labors and returned to his home on the Humboldt.
 William Semar, accompanied by | Mrs. Semar and her mother, Mrs. William Strong. of Ketchikan, spent | the Fourth in Juneau. The party arrived from Tyee on MT. Semars gas boat and expect to return there soon. They were busy greeting old ! friends in Juneau while in the city.
 Mrs. Ralph Healy, of Perseverance accompanied by Miss Hazel Healy' e Minnesota, have taken apartments at the New Cain Hotel for a couple of weeks.
 Martin Dahl and wife of Tacoma arrived on a recent boat and are at the Alaskan. Mir. Dahl was formerly employed at Treadwell and was in business for himself at Douglas for time The couple were recently married in the south.
 Dr. Charles ?. Jenne, of the dental firm of White and Jenne, left for the south on the Prince George.
 Edward C. Russel, of the Dispatch, accompanied by Mrs Russell left for the south on the City of Seattle. They will spend several weeks yis- iting at Fortmain Hatchery, near Loring, with Superintendent Fred Patching.
 Mrs. Y. II. Lunsdaine, wife Of V. II. Lunsdaine of the Alaska Light & Power Company force left for the south on the Prince George Satur- day night She will visit with friends and relatives for several weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. J. E. Thaue, father and mother of Bart l.. Thane, who have been visiting relatives here for the past two months. left for their home in the States on the Prince George.
 T. E. P. Keegan well known fish and cannery man of Southeastern Al aska and who is in charge of the business interests of Malcomb Camp bell, left for the south on the Prince George. He will spend several weeks in the states on business.
 William N. Ebner accompanied by C. w. Witenburg and wife and Miss E. P. Stout, returned from trip Co the Interior this morning and are at the New Cain. The party are from Hollywood, California and are making tour of Alaska while Mir. Ebner looks after property interests.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. Krulish, of the government Bureau of Education ser vice returned from the north on the City of Seattle and are at the New Cain Hotel
 ?. Grandson. of Fairbanks, has arrived from the Interior and is reg | Q