The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-12
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Personal Mention
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@%%@ @s4 @4 Q z 4 q ? q z NJ. p. Goodman, president of the Alaskan Hotel. returned on the Prin- cess May last night after Q months visit below
 Dr. Robert Simpson left last night on the Georgia for two weeks trip to sitka.
 Dr. Edward J. Halrord returned to Juneau last night on the Princess May Mrs. Halford remained in the states, but win return later,
 Carl M. Stoclwell came north as far as KetchiIan on the Princess May.
 Miss May Ryan. of Prince Rupert is at the Alaskan, having arrived on the Princess May
 Tom Mcdonald and William Scott are registered at the Circle City Ho. tel.
 W. O. Perry. of the U. S. Signal Corps, accompanied by his family, left last night on the Georgia for sit. ka. where he has been transferred.
 II. S. Worthen and wife returned to the city last night. arriving on the Princess May.
 W. P. Lass, of the Speel River prop critics, returned on the Princess May after a business trip South.
 Robert Scott. broker is back again among the old folks. having arrived from the south on the Princess May.
 Many friends of John Spickett and wife. were on the dock last night when the Princess May berthed.
 Mrs. Harold IT, Post, wife of the cashier of the First National Bank, expects to leave soon for visit fin Oregon
 Robert c. Hurley, secretary to B.. l.. Thane, returned on the Jefferson this morn ng from trip to the East He was accompanied by Mrs. Hurley and their two children. The Hurleys visited in Salem and other cities in Massachusetts. and New York and Chicago.
 Walter F. O'Brien, assistant mana ger of the Juneau office of the Sulli- van Drill & Machinery company, Is now in Boston, his former home. He will return to Juneau late this month.
 Carl c. Johnson, of the Empire me- chanical staff, is expected to return Friday on the Admiral Evans from se- attle. where he has been spending the holiday vacation.
 Larry c. McKechnie is improving in St. Ann hospital. from a threatened attack of typhoid.
 Tom G. Mcdonald and George Sam ples, of Treadwol were visiting with friends in the city last night.
 The Rev. Father Andrew p. Rash evaroff left for Hoonah last night, to hold services.
 Mrs. M. E. Bergman. of the Berg man hotel, arrived on the Jefferson, after visit to the states.
 Mrs. Albert Reinert. wife of @ prom .nent merchant of Skagway and the proprietress of the Popular Moving Show Shop there was a passenger north on the Jefferson.
 Tim Vogel. of Haines. well-known sourdough. was a passenger today on the Jefferson from Seattle.
 Charles G. Th'elicke returned to- day on the Jefferson from Seattle where his mother passed away early ast month.
 Mrs. Howard R. Ward and Master Tom Ward returned this morning from California.
 P. E. stowell, son of Mir. and Mrs. George Stowell, arrived from the south today for visit here.
 Mir. and Mrs. William S. Bayless of Juneau and Mir. and Mrs. John z. Bayless or Thane returned on the Jeff 'erson today. after a visit to their former home in Baltimore, where the antilles held a reunion during the Christmastide.
 Mrs. K. J. Mclean. of the Alexan- lria Apartments, returned today from ? holiday trip to the Sound.
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