The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-13
Personal Mention

Miss Eleanore Morgan, sister of .C. p. Morgan. of the Island Ferry .Co.. Is Juneau bound passenger lon the Alaska which sailed north last night. Miss Morgan will visit with her brother and his wife dur ing the summer, and will possibly remain here inidednitely.
 A A. Gabbs and wife are plah- ming to leave for the south within the next few days. They will dis pose of their holdings here and will probably establish themselves in Seattle
 Otto J Wlcklander, Of the Enter prise Foundry, who has been south for the past two months on business connected with that firm, is return ling on the Alaska. Mir. Wicklander is alone, his wife and family having remained in Puyallup for an eX- tended visit with relatives.
 Jack A. Kissel, of the Alaska Bro kerage Company which represents Neustadter Bros. returned yester- day on the Admiral Watson from Q business trip to the westward towns.
 Abby Rogers and wife, the well l known dancing teachers, left on Ithe Admiral Watson yesterday for the south They intend to locate in Seattle.
 A. II. Baker accountant for the Enterprise Foundry, left for the south on the Admiral Watson He is on a business trip and expects to be absent several weeks.
 Al D. Harris, representing the Chicago and Milwaukee system, left yesterday on the Admiral Watson for Ketchikan where he will en- deavor to corral business for his Irailroad.
 R. E. Murphy, the local represen- tative of the DuPont Powder Co.,, left for the south on the Admiral Watson. He is bound for Ketchi- kan where he will canvass the sec ton for business for his company. Mrs. Gllls, wife of Gus Gillis, the fellow two travels around the ] territory and boosts the sales of Icigars, arrived from the south on the City of Seattle and is at the Alaskan. Mir. and Mrs. Gillis will make their home in Juneau for some time.
 Ralph Healy, manager of the Per severance baseball team, Is making a round trip to Sitka on the City Iof Seattle. Miss Hazel Healy, his sister who has been visiting with Ihim for the past couple of weeks, is accompanying him on the trip.
 William c. Leak, the well known I mining man from Limestone Inlet, returned fro mthere yesterday and is at the New Cain Hotel. lie ex- poets to be in the city for several days on business.
 Sam Newsander. of Seattle, ar rived in the city yesterday and Is at the New Cain Hctsl for a few days
 Miss Harriet Stanchdeld, of Seat tie, is in the city and is registered at the New Cain. Miss Stanchfield icame north to relieve w. c. Coll yer, of the Ingersol Rand Company lofice. who will leave late this week l for a siX-weeks' trip to the west ward and Miss Stanchfeld will re- main here to assist Leo Hain in the work of the local office.
 Dr. F. L.Mil Ter, of Seattle. arriv- ed yesterday and is at the Gastineau hotel
 Dr. O. II Keating, of Seward, ar rived on the Admiral Watson and is at the Gastineau. Dr. Heating will appear before the Territorial Board l of Dental Examiners for an eXamin- ation for a license.
 Fl. J. Clark and wife, of Imper- ! ial. Calf, are in the city register ed at the Alaskan They are mak- ing a tour of Alaska and may pos sibly go down the Yukon river ! While here they are visiting the mines in this vicinity and other points of interest.
 Miss Ella c. Ross, of Everett, is in the city and is registered at the Alaskan.
 George w. Nelson, contractor in lcharge of the construction of the Goose Bay Behring River Railroad. passed through Juneau yesterday on the Watson bound south to purchase supplies and material.
 1 J. A. Connolly, old time railroad conductor of Alaska, is now to be found behind the counter of the City Dock News Stand. Mir. Connolly was one of the first conductors on both the White Pass and Copper River railroads
 Edward s. Eliassen, an attorney from Oakland Calf, is in she city. and is making the acquaintance Of lthc profession.