The Alaska daily empire., 1917-10-12
Personal Mention

Miss B. Hinkle and Miss E. w.
 Hinkle, of Thane, left for the south
 this morning on the Princess Alice
 Mrs. w. T. Tolch and daughter
 of Thane, left for the south this
 morning on the Princess Alice. Mrs
 Tolch was called south by the ser ious illness of her mother A. c. Peterson and wife of Tena- 'See, arrived from there last night
 md this morning sailed south on he Princess Alice.
 Miss Sullivan, sister of Mrs. Sam lel Guyot, who has been visiting aere for the past several months, eft for the south on the Princess Alice this morning.
 Mrs. John T. Spickett left for he south on the Princess Alice his morning. She will be away for about a month on business in connection with the Palace Theatre. Joe Snow. former liquor agent for his Division, left for the south on he Princess Alice.
 Mrs. Daniel Hickey left for the outh on the Princess Alice this morning.
 Henry c. Boulton. of Dawson and Robert E. Cranston, of San Fran isco, both we'll known mining en- I ,ineers, arrived yesterday and are It the Gastineau Hotel. They will ,e here for several days. I Dorrich Glpn O n I. H. Nicholas, D. G. Allen, and Joe l Meherin, all travelling men with l ieadquarters in Juneau arrived from | he westward last night on the Ala l neda and are at the Gastineau Ho- l el.
 l R. F. Anderson, formerly of Jul
 ,eau, but recently of Anchorage, ar l ived last night on the Alameda and
 at the Gastineau | F. H. Bailey, superintendent of
 he Gambler Bay cannery, arrived
 rom there last night and is at the
 iastineau.
 H. H. Hungerford, of Port Alex
 nder arrived last night and is at
 he Gastineau Hotel for a few days. J. w. Coombs, deputy marshal from
 Iaines, arrived on the City of Seat l le and is at the Gastineau. Lieutenant Charles H. McMahon,
 f Fort Seward, arrived on the
 Jefferson and is at the Gastineau Iotel.
 l Mrs John G. Held left for the outh on the Princess Alice. She | will visit in San Francisco for some
 ime and may go east to visit with Ter daughter, before returning to ! Juneau.
 l Mrs. Dermody, mother of Gerald
 nd Desmond Dermody, left for the outh this morning on the Princess | Mice. Mrs. Dermody has been visit l ng her sons here during the sum- l ner She was accompanied by her l laughter
 John A. Huff, accompanied by Mrs. | Huff left this morning on the Prin- cess Alice enroute to Washington, ). c. MT Huff has been connect d with the Bureau of Mines here, | nd recently received orders to re-
 port at headquarters. c. R. Smith, of Haines, arrived ,n the City of Seattle last night and | at the Gastineau Hotel. W. c. Baird, representing the Washington Shoe Manufacturing Co.,, >f Seattle. arrived from the north ,n a recent boat and is at the Gas | ineau Hotel.
 Mrs Charles E. Hooker, who left 'ecently to accompany her daughter, | Miss Emma Louise Sherman, south, l 'eturned on recent boat Miss l Sherman entered school at the Uni l ,ersity of Washington. D. J. Argall assistant superintend- | mt at the Perseverance mine, left | Or the south last night on the l Jity of Seattle for short vacation. Miss Lenore Chapin left for the ,outh for a vacation trip last night | ,n the City of Seattle. Marcus M. Stroud left for the | iouth to go on the vaudeville stage
 last night on the City of Seattle.