The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-02
Personal Mention

NEFcN Meth5 ~ A NituNce iN NhN Krause case, let for his homo on the steamer Prmco Rupert satur- day night
 Mir. aud Mrs. Frederick B, Hydet lcft for the south on tho Prince Rupert saturday night They will spend the next month travelling and visiting In tho Pacific Coast states. and expect Co spend the greater part or the time In California.
 Mir. and Mru. Jamart, former pro prictors ot tho Capitol Coffee EouFe, lcgt for tho south on tho Prince Rupert. They expect to spend the winter in California,
 J. Arundel. chief or tne 1cld division Of the general land office left on Che Prince Rupert Saturday night for Portland on official bus incss.
 Miss GertruGe Duggan. who has 6ccn In Juneau for the past scv- eral months. left for tho south on the Prince Rupert on her way Co her hame in New York,
 J. A. Burlland. the Juneau con- tractor and builder, who has been making a trip Of inspection to Se- ward and Anchorage, returned from tho west on the steamer Admiral Evans yesterday.
 H. l.. Morris. representative for alaska or one or the large, well known cracker and candy houses os Seattle. returned from tho vest ward on the Admiral Evans yestor- day.
 Royal A. Gunnison. Of tho law firm Of Gunnison & Robertson, re- turned from Valdez yesterday on the Admiral Evans. Mir. Gunnison has been attending coart at Valdez in the interest of two salmon canning companies which are his clients Mrs Guuison and son accompanied him on the trip.
 Paul V. Woodhouse, deputy mar shal at Yakutat, arrived yesterday on the steamer Admiral Evans and win remain here several days.
 Miss Patricia Holland. who has been a member or the nursing staff at the st. Ann hospital for the past six months, left for the south on the Admiral Evans yesterday.
 C. W. Hawksworth, superintend- ent Of government schools for the First Division, left for the south on tho Admiral Evans. He will yis- it Mctlakahtla and possibly Hyda- burg before returning to Juneau.
 Al Shyman left for a business trip to Ketchikan. Wrangcll and l on the steamer Admiral | Evans yesterday.
 F. W. Williamson. surveyor for the general land office. left for the south on the Admiral Evans yes ,erday. He will do special work at before returning to Ju- ncau.
 J. C. Hayes. superintendent Of road construction for tho Alaska Road Commission for the First Di- vision. returned on tho Jefferson rom Ketchikan. Mir Hayes has been making an inspection of tho work being done on tho Portage road across Prince of Wales islard
 John R. Heckma1, merchant, banker and general business man of superintendent of .anuery at LorinE. and candid-jc for Senator on the Republican ticket, 6 a visitor in the city. having ar lived on the Jefferson Mir. Heck nan.is Is at the Gastineau.
 Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis, Social s; candidate for Delegate ;o Con- rcss. returned on the Jefferson from where she has been cam She was accompanied forth by Mrs. Kate Sadler. who will the Territory for the So- .ialist party.
 Dr. ". E. Gaynor and wife, or seattle. arrived from the south on recent boat and are at tho New 'aig Hotel
 W. l.. Bolch. chairman of the Chamber of Commerce., .rriyed on recent boat and Is at he New Cain hotel. He will re- main here for several days before his journey south.
 E. O. Tweit. of Seattle, who ar- iycd in the city recently and reg stCred at the New Cain. yesterday l, eft for the south on the Evans.
 Frank Parrish, a Knight of the irip. returned from a business trip , Q Netehikan on the Jefferson and 3 at the New Cain Hotel.
 pr. E. O. Campbell, of Sitke sc- by his wife and 6aby. rived on tho Prince of Wales yes- erday and is at the New Cain.
 Miss Annie Bong. Of Sitka, ar wed on the Prince of Wales and is ( the New Cain.
 MiSs l.. R. Bennett. of Seattle. a recent arrival at the New ain
 Captain James McPhersou, ac- ,mpanied by his wife. arrived from le sitSa Hot Springs on the Prince Wales yesterday and is registered fbe Alaskan hofaI