The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-20
Personal Mention

P. J. Lynch, of the firm of Lynch Brothers, diamond drillers, accom- panied by Mrs Lynch, is a north bound passenger on the spokane Mir. and Mrs. Lynch left Juneau re- gently to visit the Britannica copper mines, north of Vancouver, where Mr. Lynch has been offered some diamond drill work.
 Will A. Steel, former newspaper man of Cordova, who has been spending the winter in the States, arrived from the south last night on the Prince Rupert and is at the GastiIeau Hotel
 Sam Newsander, manager Of one of the mining properties being de- veloped on Windham Bay, is a re- cent arrival at the Hotel Zynda.
 Word has been received in Ju- neau that Territorial Superintend- ent of Schools l.. D. Henderson, who has been attending the Nation al Educational Association meeting In Portland, will leave Seattle or one of the next boats for Nome and from there will work back to the coast through the Interior, in- specting schools.
 Miss Ethel G. Campbell and Miss Phyllis Morris, nurses from the St. Ann Hospital, left on the steamer Dolphin yesterday for Fort Sew ard. The two young ladies will spend the next month visiting with MT. and Mrs. Morris, parents of Miss Morris.
 Clarence Geddes left yesterday afternoon on the AlKi for the south and will spend some time visiting at the home of his aunt. o. Eiklund, driver for the Men denhall Dairy has taken charge of the dairy station at the Bar and George Danner will drive the de- | livery car in the future.
 E. Catlin, purser on the ferry | Alma, has resigned and will leave for the south on one of the next boats. F. R. kilbourn will take the run until his successor is se- cured
 Miss Geraldine M. Burke, steno- grapher and accountant in the of flee of the Alaska Supply Company who has been spending the past month visiting in San Francisco and other southern cities, returned yesterday on the Al-Ki and is agair at her books. She was accompan. jed north by her aunt, Miss D. E | Slottery.
 Miss M l.. Brady. we'll knowr trained nurse who left for the cas- some time ago in charge of mar who had been injured in one of thu Channel mines, is returning nortf on the steamer Spokane. Miss Bra dy has been away from Juneau fol nearly two months.
 J. F. Anderson, of Skagway, is i; recent arrival in the city and i at the Gastineau Hotel for a few days.
 Dr. Wm. F. Kirby is a recent ar rival at the Gastineau.
 w. o. Carlson, of Aux Bay, wher, he has charge of Carlson's can nery is in the city endeavoring tt secure men to help handle the bi. run of fish which has started H, is at the Gastineau Hotel Mrs. E. w. Shippen and Mis- N. M. Shippen are at the Gastinea, Hotel and are making a tour o the coast section of Alaska Mis- Shippen is writer of short stor ies and former newspaper woman having at one time been connecte, with Chicago papers.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Metzgar, o Treadwell. returned recently iron their honeymoon trip to the state and are at the Hotel Zynda Mrs |. Metzgar while on the trip receive, word of the sudden death of her ia ther at Valdez.
 w. c. Leak. of Limestone Inlet where he is interested in mininl property, is recent arrival at th Hotel Zynda.
 J. H. Thomas. mining man o Victor Colorado. Is in the city an, is at the Hotel Zynda. .