The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-27
Personal Mention


 House from the Third Division, ar rived on the Admiral Farragut. MT. Price is former Juneau boy and is brother of Charles Price of TreadweIl, Mrs, Charles Cragg and Martin Price.
 | F. c. Austin, of Ketchikan and
 former road commissioner for the
 Territory for the First Division. arrived on the Spokane is at the Gastineau.
 Sidney D. Charles, former news editor of the Dispatch, returned from the South this morning on the Spokane,
 J. p. Daly representative from the Second Division, arrived from the South on the Spokane this morning and is at the Occidental Hotel.
 Mrs. E. Hurlburt arrived this morning from Seattle and register ed at the Gastineau
 A. J McCallum, of Seattle. arr rived on the Spokane and is at the Alaskan Hotel.
 l Mrs. William Maloncy and son arrived this morning from the south and are in their home in the Simpson flat Mrs. Maloney is the wife of Territorial Mine Inspector MalOney and has been visiting in ' the south during tho winter. John Roman, accompanied by Mrs. i Roman and daughter. arrived from the South on the Spokane and are at the Hotel Zynda. Mir. Roman is the newly elected Senator from the Third Division.
 I. J. Sharrick, jewelcr, returned on the Spokane this morning from business trip to tho States.
 Mayor E. D. Stewart, returned this morning on the Spokane after having spent several weeks in Washington, D. C. in the interest of legislation for the benefit Of Ju- neau and the district.
 John Sundback, newly elected Senator from tho Second Division, arrived from the south this morn ins on. the Spokane and has taken apartments at the Juneau Apart ments for the term of the Legisla- turc.
 Dan Sutherland, former Juneau man and well known mining man from the interior arrived from the South on the Spokane and is at the Zyuda. Mir. Sutheland is a member of the Senate from the Fourth Division and is accompan- fed by Mrs. Sutherland and family
 William Bunting, Skagway man who has been here securing final citizenship papers, left for the North on the Spokane today.
 Harold Worcester, clerk in the 1 office ot the Sullivan Machinery l Company. left on the Spokane for l Skagway and Whitehorse on a bus ! mess trip.
 Earl Hunter, of the Gastineau ! Transportation Company, left on the Al-Ki this morning for the south on short business trip. MT. ! Hunter is to arrange for boats and 1 supplies for the mild cure station which will be operated by Hunter and Dickinson this summer.
 Dave Terwilliger left this morn ing on the Al-Ki for Petersburg and other cities of the south end on bus mess.
 Pete Carlson, of the Montana Bar, accompanied by his daughter left this morning on the Al-Ki for the south on short trip.
 James Hogan, business man of Juneau. who has been making a business trip to the westward, re- turned on the Admiral Farragut this morning.
 Ben Delzelle, member of the bro kerage firm of Adsit x Delzelle, returned from a trip to the west ward section on the Admiral Far ragut
 Senator O. P. Hubbard, of Val lez, member of the Territorial Sem lte from the Third Division, ar rived this morning on the Admiral and has taken apartments lt the Hotel Zynda. He will remain until after the organization of the Legislature.
 James P. Holman. of Paddock. ar lived today and is at the Zynda
 ". T. Burns, representative from he Fourth Division, arrived from he west today on the Alaska and g at the Zynda Hotel.
 o. p. Gaustad, hold.over Senator rom the Fourth Division. arrived n Juneau today on the Alaska and s registered at the GastiDeau Ho- el.
 Mrs. Clark Smith left today on he Alaska for the south. Mrs smith is going to join her husband 1 who left here some time ago for the h states.
 Dr. Charles D. Carter. formerly ocated in Douglas. left for the south oday on the Alaska after having disposed of his office equipment
 R. E. Douglas, manager of the 'ee Harbor Packing Company. who as been here for the past several h