The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-08-10

erman, is leaving for Seattle on the
Northwestern.
Mrs. H. S. Graves and children
will leave on the Northwestern to
visit for a time in the South.
Locke Mckinnon, proprietor OF
the lynda Hotel, returned to juneau
Yesterday after spending month al
Sitka Hot Springs. -
Deputy United States Marshal
Thomas Dalgity who has been in Ju.
neau on business, returned to his
home in Wrangell yesterday.
Deputy United States Marshal
George L. Johnson left on the Pleas
ant yesterday for Windham to sell
personal property involved in the
suit brought by C. w. Fries against
the Helvetian Mining Company.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Holmes will
be southbound passengers on the
Northwestern to spend vacation in
the South Mr. Holmes is one of
the owners of the Juneau Electric
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Watt are leav-
enroute to Boston, Mass. where Mr.,
Watt has his headquarters as East
ern manager of the New England
Fish Company.
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baby will leave on the steamer
Northwestern for Vancouver, B. c..
where Mr.. Partridge has accepted a
position. e
Mrs. ]. B. Bernhoffer, wife of j.
B.. Rernhoffer of the Marshall and
Newman Company, will arrive here
tonight on the Princess Alice. Mrs
BernhOffer was called south by the
illness of relatives several weeks
ago.
A. w. Shiels, manager in Alaska
for the Pacific American Fisheries.
will leave on the Northwestern for
Seattle after a tour inspection
of the company's canneries of the
Territory.
e. B. Dudden, OF the Alaska Pack
ing and Navigation Company at Paw
lof Harbor arrived in Juneau yester-
day and is staying at the Gastineau
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Danieis Of AUX
Bay will be southbound passengers
on, ho of
Daniels has been employed at the
Carlson cannery at AUX Bay during
the summer.
J. B. Moeller, operator at the
Alaska Gastineau Mining Company
power plant at Annex Creek in Taku
Inlet is in the city for few days
He arrived on the mining boat the
Ventura.
Gust Olson, formerly employed
at the Ready Bullion mine on Doug
las Island has secured reservations
on the Northwestern for Seattle
He is going to the Eastern States
to join his brother, John Olson
formerly of Alaska, in a business
venture.
DR.. F. l.. Forbes, superintendent
of the Bureau of Education for the
Upper Yukon District, will leave for
Seattle on the Northwestern for a
conference with w. T. Lopp, chief
of the Bureau of Education for AL
aska Dr. Forbes has been visiting
here with his daughter, Mrs L. l..
Harding.
c. J. Ullin. inventor of a new
method of packing herring being
used at the J. Fl. Long cannery in
Douglas, will leave on the North
western for Seattle. Mr. Ullin has
been installing his system at the
Douglas plant. .s
r. W. Wiley, Vice President and
general manager of the Maid of Erin
Mining Company, developing copper
mines in the Rainy Hollow district
near Haines. left on the Alaska for
Cordova Mr.. Wiley will study the
copper mining operations near that
city before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rogers have
secured reservations to sail for Sc
attic on the Northwestern tomor-
row night Mr.. Rogers, who has
been employed in the I. Goldstein
store here. has accepted posi-
ton at Eugene. Ore. The couple
have resided in Juneau for the past