The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-27
Personal Mention

A. Van Mavern returned on the City of Seattle from Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, the west coast of Prince of Wales Island and other points of the southern end of the First division.
 S. J. Weitzmann, the Haines mer- chant, and Mrs. Weitzmann arrived on the City of Seattle, and arc at the Gastineau hotel.
 Frank A. Brown, Juneau pioneer barber, returned from Lynn Canal on the City of Seattle. He spent several weeks in that section in the interest of monument manufacturing house. MT. Brown will remain in Juneau for the winter. @
 Clark Green of. Molalla. Oregon, is registered at the, Alaskan hotel.
 Frank Stannmorc of Whitehorse was an arrival on the City of Seattle and is registered at the Alaskan ho- tel.
 J. M Randolph, who comes from Denver, Colorado. is staying at the Alaskan.
 l Harry Glcavos, of the firm of Nc Kenzie and Gleaves, owners for years of tho Arcade restaurant at Dawson, was an outbound passenger on the | Princess Mary Hc is on his way to his old home, the Isle of Man off the English coast >Hc expects to re- turn to Dawson early next spring. Lieut. Elliott Totty, of the Imperial British army. who has been visiting his father, the Roy. Mir. Totty of Dawson, was a southbound passenger on the Princess Mary. He will be married shortly after his return to Victoria.
 l John Glenn, White Pass wharfinger at Dawson, and. Mrs. Glenn were pas sengers oh the Princess. Mary. They will visit their ofd home in Ireland during the winter 'feturnfie to Daw- son in tfie sprtnssA sss +Asses1 ef Ss1 MIA. Pinska,s yhB I3aw wson and Fair banks merchant was an outbound passenger on the2City of Seattle. He will return north in the spring. + Rev. c. K. Nicoll, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Whitehorse, has left that place and was south. bound passenger on the Princess Alice. He will remain for time at Vancouver, B. C.. but is uncertain as to his movements after that. From 1916 until a few months ago the Rev MT. Nicoll served with a Canadian ambulance corps in Franco.
 !. R. Willis sam Baker, Wm Wright and J.. Wcinstein came in from Sitka on the launch Escapade last Saturday afternoon. Some ol the men were on business at Sitka but Mr Willis was on pleasure triI and spent some time at tho Goddard Hot Springs He said that he had very good luck with deer and got hii legal quota.
 Sim. Fireman and H. I. Lucas, wht ! are at Twin Point on a hunting tril on the Eikluns gas boat. are duo home today.
 James McKinnon, for many year chief clerk in the office of the Golt Commissioner at Dawson. was pas senger on the Princess Mary for Van couver having como out from Daw Dawson on the last boat up the river MT. McKinnon, who has lived in thu Yukon for 20 years volunteered witl the Boyle contingent that left Daw son for the war in 1914. He serve' throughout the war and short tim' ego returned to Dawson. He IS nov m his way to Nova Scotia to live ol farm
 John J. Eggan, U. s. Deputy Maj shal. stationed at Port Walter 10 the past summer. left on the Ct of Seattle for Petersburg. Frou ePtersburg Mr. E<gan will go O the mail boat Wf Port Walter. MI EGean has been in Juneau for tn | pest month on official business-
 Oak Olson. Juncau travelling man