The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-25
Personal Mention
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 Pat Lynch, the diamond drill con tractor left last evening on the Ad. miral Evans for Anchorage where he will transact business He ex. poets to return to Juneau shortly
 James Freeburn and wife. of Chi. chagof, returned from the south on the Admiral Evans. They left Ju. neau short time ago for a hurried business trip to Seattle.
 J. q. Cobb. accompanied by Mrs. Cobb. returned from the south on the Admiral Evans. Mir Cobb went south to meet Mrs. Cobb in Seattle and return with her to Juneau. Mrs. Cobb has been visiting in okla homa, and while there attended the wedding of her niece. Miss Catherine Wagner who is well known in Ju- neau.
 Irwin Warren, who was formerly collector for the Light Company, and graduate of the Juneau schools, returned on the Admiral Evans from the south where he has been at- tending school He will spend the summer here.
 Dave Lynch. accompanied by Mrs. Dave Lynch. and son, arrived yes terday on the Northwestern. Mir. Dave Lynch is a brother of Pat Lynch, the diamond drill contractor.
 Judge J. A. Bruner, of Nome. who is well known all over Alaska and who has been spending the past year at Seward, passed through on the Alaska southbound While the Alas ka was in port Judge Brunner was busy greeting his many friends.
 Noah Howell, city patrolman and special deputy at Ketchikan. who ar rived recently as witness in the Krause case. returned to his home on the Humboldt.
 Marshal l.. T. Erwin, of Fairbanks, who arrived on the Northwestern and who is attending the Democratic con- yentlon with the proxies for the Fourth Divloion. is registered at the Alaskan Hotel.
 Fred Speich. of Ladysmith Wis, arrived from the south and is at the Alaskan. Mir Speich is a plumber and will work for G. K Gilbert while here.
 Sing Lee, the Petersburg hotel man, who has been at the Alaskan for the past few days, left for his home on the Humboldt last night
 Herbert Beebe. who was here last summer and drove the big car for John T. Maloney returned from the south yesterday and is at the Alaskan.
 John l.. Carlson. owner of the Ta- ku harbor cannery, has arrived from there and Is registered at the Cas- tineau.
 W. B. Sharpe, deputy marshal from Ketchlkan, Is in tho city
 Mrs. H. A. Hurlbut and daughter, Gertrude, are expected to leave Se- attle tomorrow morning on the Jef- ferson for their home here. They have been visiting relatives in the East during the winter
 Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Bruckhardt, of Chilkoot. arrived in the city last night and are at the New Cain hotel
 H. G. Ward. representing the Western Electric Company arrived from the South yesterday and is reg iotered at the New Cain Hotel.
 Miss Bernice Belden. teacher of English in one of the Spokane schools. arrived yesterday and is at the New Cain She is making a tour Of Alaska.
 c. D. Eschelman. special deputy internal revenue collector from Washington. D. C., and Charles F. Jones, special deputy from Tacoma, arrived yesterday and are at the New Cain. They will make a tour of Alaska this summer and check upon the dealers making returns under the internal revenue act
 Mrs. C. B. Malmos. of Oakland. ar. rived yesterday on the Northwestern and is at the New Cain. Mrs. Nal mos came north 10 join her husband who is installing a new Notation plant at Chichagof She will spend the summer there and expects to leave on the first trip of the mine tender Chichegoff
 A. W. Swenson, representing the Intcrtype Typesettlng Machine Manu- featuring Company is In the city and is registered at the New Cain.
 F. Stromberg, chauffeur for Capt. Carlson, arrived from the south and is at the New Cain. He will be em. ployed at the cannery this summer. MINING STUDENTS
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