The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-04
Personal Mention

Loss and Donald are visiting J. w.. Bell and family. Mrs. Ostrom has been spending the summer in the Fairbanks district with her parents, MT and Mrs D. F. Coombs, who have mining interests there. Mrs. Ostrom will leave shortly for Seat tie where she will make her home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Strubble, who have been touring Alaska will return on the Princess Mary to their home in Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Brandon will leave on the Mary for their new home in Tacoma, where Mr Bran don will enjoy fine position with the Burroughs Adding Machine Company.
 Mrs. Wm. Van We'll is leaving for Blaine, Washington on the Mary to visit her sister. She is accompan- jed by her children, Catherine and Bobby.
 way is expected to arrive in Juneau on one of the next boats.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clay Scudder are occupying one of the Ray Day resi- dences in the Casey-Shattuck Ad- dition. MT. Scudder is connected with the Bureau of Fisheries. J. N Magee of Valdez is Ju- neau visitor
 John Carlson of Aux Bay is at the Gastineau. 1 s. R. Rosenbluet, storekeeper at | Perseverance is at the Zynda. ~
 John Cahill of San Francisco ar rived on the Princess Mary. He is registered at the Gastineau
 Miss Bertha Park of Seattle ar rived last night on the Mary. Miss Park will teach English in the Ju- neau High School.
 Miss Mary Garn of Treadwell leaves Monday on the Mary for a visit with friends in Seattle
 Mrs. F. M. Polly, who has been spending the Summer with her par cnts in Boston arrived this morning. MT. and Mrs. G. Greenlee will leave on the Mary for visit to Pacific coast points. 1 Mrs. A. D. Bilson, who has been stopping at the Bergman Hotel, is leaving for England where she will meet her son who has been in the service.
 Mrs. J. c. Readman, who has | been Outside for the past two months has returned James A Spencer of Cape Fanshaw Is at the Gastineau. | William Stewart and T. H. O'brien, both cannery men are in from Chat ham. They are staying at the Gas tineau hotel.
 Frederick Hamberg in charge of l the shoe department of Goldstein's s Emporium returned on the Princess Mary this morning after a buying trip to the south. | Mrs E. M Polly, wife of the Ju- neau city street commissioner, re- | turned from a visit in the states on the steamer Princess Mary this morning.
 Peter Layton and W. J. Wes5er- ling of Chichagof are guests at the Gastineau.
 l Miss Kalso was hostess to the teachers of the Juneau school last evening at the Zynda hotel. Music and dancing were indulged in and a delicious lunch was served. George Fcvighne, who injured his foot about ten days ago is leaving l the General hospital today. Mir and Mrs. John Rustgard will leave on the Princess Mary for San Francisco where MT. Rustgard goes l on court business. | 7 Florence Lowe, who teaches at Perseverance, will be in Juneau over Sunday at the Gastineau. | fE. R. Goldfield. z. A. Reader and J. Johnson are Gastineau guests from Port Althorp.
 | Mrs. E. Lockhead has sold her house on East Sixth street and will reside with her daughter, Mrs. I. J. | Sharick.
 | w. F. Lockhart, who has been in l Atlin during the summer arrived in Juneau today.
 1 Mr. and Mrs James Primavera will leave on the Princess Mary. MT. Ppmavera will be connected with Ed. c. Russell who formerly pub lished the Dispatch at Juneau.
 Miss Ida Messerschmidt leaves on the Mary for an extended visit in Pacific coast cities.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Russell leave on the Princess Mary for Seattle where MT. Russell will establish a newspaper.