The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-20
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R. Pekovich are in the city rom Funter Bay.
 w. G. Stcgman, assayer, who has been doing some work at Funter Bay is back in the city.
 George F. Forrest left for Seward on business trip on the steamer Alaska yesterday. i Henry Shattuck, who has been on I business trip to Sitka, returned from that place on the Estebeth.
 s. s. Jacobs, broker with head quarters at Juneau, arrived on the Admiral Evans Saturday from West ern Alaska.
 Miss Cordelia Jennings, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Robert w. Jen- nings, left on the Princess Alice for Seattle to visit.
 | Rev and Mrs. c. G. Bruce were | passengers on the Princess Alice | the South.
 Miss Helen Troy, of Tic Empire staff, left on the Princess Alice this morning to resume her studies at he University of Washington. Mrs. D. E. Murphy of Denver, Colorado, and Miss Gertrude Dwire of New York, are here for a few weeks to visit with Jerry c. Murphy and Jerry Dwire.
 D. J. Williams, mining engineer, left on the Admiral Evans Saturday for Kotchikan. MT. Williams is going to the Ryder district cn busi- ness.
 E. J. Wilhelm, who is to be in ,harge of the wireless station here, trrived on the Alaska. MT. Wilhelm $ accompanied by his wife and family.
 A. G. Mosier, manager Of the Pa cific Coast Gypsum mine at Gypsum, is at the Gastineau Hotel. He ar rived from Gypsum Saturday even ing.
 J. R. Hickman, who had been in Juneau for week, left for his home at Ketchikan on the Admiral Evans. MT. Heckman was here to attend the hearing Of the fish trap question.
 Pat Murphy, for many years a resident of Cordova and the Copper River country, arrived in Juneau on the Admiral Evans on his way to the Rainy Hollow country, where he will be employed by Robert Wiley in the development of the copper properties in that district He is at the Gastineau Hotel
 MT. and Mrs. William Waechter, who have been at Tenakee Hot Springs for the benefit of MT Waechter's health, returned from Tenakee on the Estebeth MT Waechter is much improved. While n Juneau awaiting the arrival of he Alaska to take them to Seattle hey were at the Zynda.
 w. R. Hillery, Cordova salmon canneryman, formerly ot Skagway where he was associated with the White Pass for many years and lfterward Vice-President of the Bank of Alaska, was Southbound passenger on the Admiral Evans Saturday evening. He will spend a part of the winter with his family It Seattle.
 At the Alaskan
 Gus Tepart, Tony Switch, Clara Nyland, c. M. @Storte, Paul Bosoff, Gilbert Vos, Elliott Ryan, Wm Me sich, Finer Lykke, Gust Gustafson, Pete Gvovich.
 At the Lynda Mrs. Henry Roden. Fred Henning. Mrs. H. O. Moore, Walter B. Hesel, MT. and Mrs. William Waechter. At the Circle City r Nick Sucio, Thomas Brooks. Wm. Bell. G. F. Boufford, Emil Erickson. Lynd Braun, j. Coffey. At the Gastineau Pete Williams. Haines; Mir. and Mrs. c. D. McVey, Mrs ]. w. Mich )lds, Mrs. V. A. McArdle, Gambler Bay; Art Olson. Perry Funk, Spring field; A. G. Mosier A. Kranes, Gyp sum; James J. Godfrey. New York; Sally M. Walsh, Margaret Walsh, St. "aul; E. Erickson. Pat Murphy S. Wick, Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs E 2. Wilson, c. E. Grammer. Kodiak: w. s. Reese. Abe Cartwright, Cor
 Iowa., Miss Helen NJ. O'Brien. G. A. Rowden, Y. L. Yokum, B. Smokoon. w. G. Stegman. Mr and Mrs w. 5. "ekovich. Funter Bay; Henry Shat 'uck Mrs. A. Nelson. Tenakee: T. B. Lloyd, Mike Edwards wrangell {:
 Mrs. w. D. McDermott, Mrs E. "
 Parenteau, Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Will. iams, John R. Ness, E. c. Larson. J L. Scanlon, Mrs C. Henning, A. W Henning, Bart Kirby