The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-12
Personal Mention

l Fred V. Berger, formerly aSslslahI city wharfinger left for the south on the Alameda yesterday 10 take a po' sition with the National Guard of the State of Washington
 Frank Pierre, formerly of Anchor. age. but who has been in Juneau for several weeks, and who has acted as messenger for the House of the last session of the Legislature, left for the south on the Alameda yes terday
 II. E. Morris and wife, left for a short trip to the States on the Ala meda. Mir Morris is one of the travelling men making his home in Juneau,
 William seeley left for the south on the Alameda on his way cast on a business trip.
 ! Charles Hensel, who for the past two years has been acting as furni- l ture salesman and undertaken at the |C. W. Young Company left on the Alameda for his home in California, where he intends to locate. ! J. Fl. Murray, Representative from the Third Division. arrived from the Westward on the Alameda. Mir, Mur. ray has been engaged in developing mines in the Mccarthy section for the past four years and he reports that the section is extremely pros. porous.
 r. J. Petugroye, Joe J. Meherin, George P. Kelley, c. J. Atkinson and T. J. Mortell, all representing whole. sale houses, returned on the Ala. mcda for the Westward where they have been calling on the trade.
 Rev George G. Bruce, of Fair. banks, arrived from the westward on the Alameda. Rev Bruce comes to. Juneau to take the pastorate of the. Northern Light Presbyterian Church, which has been vacant since the res. jgnation of Rev. John B. Stevens last summer. He was accompanied by Mrs. Bruce.
 Cecil Brown, who for the past two months has been in Juneau in charge of the work of building the new coal bunkers on the p. C. dock and over seeing the finishing of the main dock left for the south on the Admiral Watson last night, having completed his work.
 Oak OlSon, representative of the Schwabacher Grocery Company of Se- attle. who has been making a busi- ness trip to the westward returned on the Admiral Watson last night
 Mrs. Elsie Marlowe, wife of the chief electrician at the Kodiak Ma. val Wireless station, was a through passenger on the Admiral Watson last night. She is on her way south for a visit with relatives.
 George Anderson, the piano tuner and expert, returned on a recent boat from business trip, ,to Haines and Skagway.
 James McQuinn, former mayor OfI Skagway is in the city, registered at the Gastineau. He is on his way to the 'Tenakee Hot Springs where heJ will take a few weeks treatment for rheumatism.
 Judge w. B. Stout, well known HaineS business man and lawyer is in the city to attend the meeting of the Grand Camp of the Arctic Brotherhood which will convene here on Tuesday Judge Stout is promi nently mentioned as the next Grand Arctic Chief of the order He is at the Gastineau during his stay in the city
 Thomas Kundson, property owner of Juneau and Mendenhall, who has been spending the past few months in the States on business and pleas ure, is returning north on the Hum. boldt, which sailed from Seattle on Saturday.
 Mrs. E. D. Beattie, wife of the secretary of the local Masonic bod ies and Juneau business man, is a Juneau bound passenger on the Hum boldt. Mrs. Beattie has been visit ing in Oregon for several months.
 Arthur Uher. of Fairbanks, arriv- ed from the west on one of the re. cent boats and is at the Hotel zynda.
 E. J. stringer and B. c. stringer arrived from the south on the Al.Ki and will remain in this section. They came north to join their brother who is employed in the Alaska Juneau.
 II. Cleveland, brother of Earl Cleco