The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-30
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A. DAbNASAAl "-~ -'~'N "N~' in Tacoma for some weeks, are ex- pected to return to Juneau on the Prince George, which Is due 10 sail from Seattle on her first trip on June 18th.
 Mrs. Martin Praech and daughter left yesterday on Admiral Watson for the south where she will spend the summer.
 Mrs. E. T. Lindner, left on the Ad- miral Watson yesterday for Washing ton. D. C., where she win spend the summer. On her return she will join Mir. Lindner at Seward where they will reside in the future.
 Mrs. Frank A. Boyle left on the Admiral Watson yesterday for the south. She will spend some time visiting with her parents in Mill waukee. Wis. before returning to Ju- neau.
 Sam Bernstein, the woll known travelling man, left yesterday on the Admiral Watson for the south.
 Miss Evelyn Sullivan, teacher in the Juneau public schools. left on the Admiral Watson for the East. She will spend the summer in her old home in Michigan.
 Glen Darlington returned yester- day from a tour of the westward towns on the Admiral Watson.
 J. II. King. the city councilman manager of the Alaska Steam Laun' dry, and sales agent for the Worthen Mills, returned yesterday on the Ad. miral Watson from a business trip to Anchorage.
 Hugh G. Weir. for several years cashier of the local office fthe Pa cihc Coast S. S. Company in Juneau, accompanied by Mrs. Weir left on the Marlposa for Skagway, where they will reside, and where Mir Weir will be agent for the com pany-
 George F. Forrest left on re- cent boat for Seward where he will transact business connected with the recently established jobbing shop opened by him in Juneau.
 c. J. Todd, former secretary of the Territorial Democratic commit tee and at present chairman of the Divisional Committee for the Third Division, left on the Mariposa for his home in Valdez.
 Miss Thelma Lund left on the AL ameda for an extended vacation in Seattle. She will visit with her sis. ter Mrs. F. A. Spaulding
 A. G. Dahl. former secretary of the bartender's union. left on re- cent boat for the south.
 William Lundquist. accompanied by his wife and daughter, left for the south on a recent boat They will spend an extended vacation in the States. Mr. LundQulst has been In charge of the grocery department at B. NJ. Behrends store for several years.
 Miss Blanch Dyer, teacher of the First Grade of the Juneau public schools, left for the South Sunday Miss Dyer will spend the summer in Seattle.
 Miss Crystal Snow. teacher of the Third Grade of the Juneau schools left on the City of Seattle for the south where she will visit this sum.  mer.
 Miss Harriet Case left Sunday for the south where she will attend sum. mer school
 Miss Lovina Wilson, high school teacher. left on a recent boat and will spend the summer in Seattle and California visiting with her mother
 R. l.. Vlning. the well known mer chant and movie man from Fair banks, is Juneau bound passenger on the Spokane which left Seattle Sunday evening
 W. F. Barney. travelling represen tative of the Mergenthaler Linotype Co.,. was through passenger to skagway on the Jefferson this morn ing.
 John McCloskey. brother of Jas for the past year and half, ranchine NieCloskey. who has been absent In Wisconsin. returned to Juneau on a recent boat. He intends to re main hare for some time. He Is greatly improved in health.
 S. Dewey, former proprietor of the Dewey hotel at Dawson, and who operated that well known hostelrl for ten years. arrived from tho south on recent boat and has ac cepted a position as day clerk at tho Gastineau hotel
 E. NJ. Aldrich, of Spokane, arrived from the south on the Jefferson an' is at the Occidental Mir. Aldrich i' interested In the development O copper mining claims at William Henry Bay and expects to leave fol there soon.
 P J. German the we'll known can nery man who closed out his active interest in fish enterprises not lonI ago. and who Is now engaged in tho canned salmon brokerage business is in the city for a few days and i at the Gastneau. Mir German ex pects to leave soon for the south
 Judge John R. Vim returned iron the south this morning on the lief ferson. Judge Vim has been a Ketchikan attending to business be fore the term of court which is il session there now
 W. G. BeattIe, superintendent O education for Southeastern Alaska returned on the Jefferson from Met lof,ol flo where he went to investgatl