The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-14
Personal Mention

1T. n. StOnnam ana Y. w. De0Slor, representing the associate pharma. cists, left on the Jefferson for Ketchi- kan. Mrs. Densler accompanied them.
 Amanda Duncan left on the Jefter- son for Wrangeh. o. L. Stein was passenger on the Jefferson for Seattle. William Berger left on the Jeffer- son last evening for Seattle. Miss Clara Howard left for Wran- gell on the Jefferson. M Mattson, who has been at the Lynda for the past week, left for Seattle on the Jefferson. MT and Mrs. s. J. Farwell of Skag- way arrived on the Jefferson. They will be at the Gastineau about two weeks.
 H. A. Bauer and MT. and Mrs. W. R. Hanlon of Sitka arrived on the Chichagoff yesterday. They are at the Gastineau.
 MT. and Mrs. M Price of Skagway arrived on the Jefferson. They are l kuoSlS dL Iuc N1dSlluodu.
 E. J. Guillant of Killisnoo is a Juneau visitor He is staying at the Gastineau.
 William Dunder of Seattle is at the Gastineau. George Smith, representative oi the Sullivan Machinery Company, re turned yesterday from a business trip to Jualin.
 Mrs. w. D. McDermott, auditor of the Pacific Coast Coal Company, is staying at the Gastineau. ,.
 MT. and Mrs. Dudley Allen arrived from Skagway on the Jefferson. They have been visiting friends and relaa l tiyes. [, sio.. F.7 ,yasnyo e,rr l Charles Freden and his brother Gustav Freden, of Ketchikan are al the Gastineau. tset i,e,a lfts s.Otta Johnson of Ketchikan arrived last evening. He is a guest at the Gastineau.
 Judge o. E. Ellis of Tacoma is reg istered at the Gastineau. J. w. Sparrow of Seward arrived | ing at the Gastineau. T Roy Reubens. representing Seller and Company of Seattle, arrived or the Alaska. He is registered at the Gastineau.
 1 R. MacFarlane of Seattle is at the Gastineau.
 Phyllis Radenbacker of Aux Bay left for the south on the Jefferson.
 Mabel Olson, Lillian Lane and Hugh Brown are in from Pleasant Bay for | | few days. They are at the Gas ineau.
 l A. C. Goddard and Rupert Blazia of Haines are guests at the Gasti neap.
 I H. A. Cohn, formerly employed in 1 the Treadwell Mining Company store is guest at the Gastineau. | L. o. Henderson, Commissioner oi Education, has taken apartments at the Gastineau for the winter 1 Miss Flora Bohm Is at the Zynda. Miss Balm lives at the Sentinel lighthouse.
 Fred Paquett of Seattle is new arrival at the Gastineau.
 Mrs. Samuel Campbell of Fort Lis. com, who has been a guest at the Lynda, left the Sitka on the Este beth.
 H. E. Davis, a guest at the Zynda for the. past few days. left for his home in Seattle on the Jeffers;n.
 w. T. Howell, U. s. Boiler Insrec- tor, has returned from trip to Fort Seward.
 R. Sinclair of Seattle, who has been at the Zynda, left for Seattle on the Jefferson.
 Mrs. Charles Ottersen left on the Estebeth last night for Funter Bay to stay for a time. Mir Ottersen is watchman at the cannery at Funter Bay s'A
 Pvt. George B. Knoff of the United States Signal Corps was passenger to Ssfka Oh the EsteSeth last night to take up his duties at the cable of- flee there ," y -','S'n '-'''.
 Mrs. Sam Campbell of Valdez went to Sitka on the Estebeth last night | for a visit.
 George .Frizzell, who arrived here on the Princess Mary iast night, is from Prince Rupert Te owns a meat market there. Several weeks ago he was here and purchased the cold storage equipment of the Third street market and on this trip he will dismantle the plant and ship it | to Prince Rupert.