The Alaska daily empire., 1917-01-05
Personal Mention

W. Fl. Yerwer, wno nas been night clerk at the Gastieau for several months and who has also been prom inent in Elkdom, left for the south
 on the Princess Sophia this morning.
 F. E. Kilbourn, foreman Of the mechanical department of the Dis patch, accompanied by Mrs. Kil- bourne, left this morning on the Princess Sophia for the south.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Burkland lei; for the south for couple of months visit this morning on the Sophia. Mr. Burkland is a building contractor of Juneau.
 Mrs. A. AI. Clare left on the Prin. cess Sophia, going to join her hus- band, who is seriously i'll in Q Seat tie Hospital.
 F. J. Stevens. of Thane. acCOmpan- jed by Mrs. Stevens, left On the So. phia for the south. They expect to locate permanently at San Francisco.
 Wallis s. George, of the Juneau Furniture Company, accompanied by Mrs. George, were outbound passen- gers on the Sophia. They expect to spend the next month in Seattle and Portland, on bosh business and pleas urc.
 Mayor B. D. Stewart left this morn ing on his way to Washington, D. C. to eudcayor to get early action on the Federal Building, the Gastineau Channel bridge and also to secure man to make @ sanitary survey of the city and surrounding country.
 Fred E. Bradley and wife left last night on the City of Seattle for the south. Mir. Bradley has been the local manager for the Standard oil Company for the past two years, but has accepted a position in Seattle.
 Albert Thibodeau, one of the stew ards of St, Ann Hospital, left for the south OF the City of Seattle last night. He will spend several weeks in the States.
 G. D. Mcdonald, Petersburg logger past week, left for the south on the who has been in the city for the Seattle.
 Gus GIlis went to Ketchikan and the other cities of the south end O. the Division Of the City of Seattle.
 Fred G Wasmer, who has been employed at the Alaska Steam Laundry for some time, left on the City of Seattle for San Francisco where he expects to locate.
 Theodore Heyder, owner of the Bakery, left on the City of ! Seattle for the south where he will confer with others regarding the es. tablishment of a modern sanitary bakery in Juneau.
 c. w. Meldner, of the Capitol 1, Dye Works, went south on the City of Seattle and will spend the next several weeks in the southern city. | He expects to return in the spring | and reopen his Juneau business house.
 W. l.. Martin, buyer for the Gold ! stein Emporium, left on the City of Seattle and will spend the next sev aral weeks in the south and east securing stock.
 John G. Held, attorney and mem Der of the Alaskan Legislature, left on the City of Seattle. He will ap- pear before the Circuit Court of Ap- peals in San Francisco in the appeal case of the First Division against the other divisions over Forest Service 
 W. G. Weigle, supervisor of for ests for Alaska, who has been here Tor the past week, left for his home m Ketchikau this morning on the City of Seattle.
 c. L. Jones, former leader of the Juneau Band, departed on the City ,f Seattle and will locate in Butte.
 w NJ. Wheeler and wife of Seat Ie, who have been spending the ,ast few weeks visiting with their laughter, Miss Mary Wheeler. left